Author:
Glassmeier K.-H.,Auster H.-U.,Heyner D.,Okrafka K.,Carr C.,Berghofer G.,Anderson B.J.,Balogh A.,Baumjohann W.,Cargill P.,Christensen U.,Delva M.,Dougherty M.,Fornaçon K.-H.,Horbury T.S.,Lucek E.A.,Magnes W.,Mandea M.,Matsuoka A.,Matsushima M.,Motschmann U.,Nakamura R.,Narita Y.,O’Brien H.,Richter I.,Schwingenschuh K.,Shibuya H.,Slavin J.A.,Sotin C.,Stoll B.,Tsunakawa H.,Vennerstrom S.,Vogt J.,Zhang T.
Subject
Space and Planetary Science,Astronomy and Astrophysics
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