Analytical description of Jupiter’s main auroral emissions using JIRAM L-band observations
Authors:
- Francesca ManniFMFrancesca Manni
- Chiara CastagnoliCCChiara Castagnoli
- Alessandro MoiranoAMAlessandro Moirano
- Alessandro MuraAlessandro Mura
- Alessandra MiglioriniAMAlessandra Migliorini
- Raffaella NoscheseRNRaffaella Noschese
- Roberto SordiniRSRoberto Sordini
- Federico TosiFTFederico Tosi
- Francesca AltieriFAFrancesca Altieri
- Andrea CicchettiACAndrea Cicchetti
- Christina PlainakiCPChristina Plainaki
- Giuseppe PiccioniGPGiuseppe Piccioni
Abstract
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- Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica
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