Forecasting the arrival of shock‐accelerated solar energetic particles at Earth
Authors:
- C. M. S. CohenCCC. M. S. Cohen
- R. A. MewaldtRMR. A. Mewaldt
- A. C. CummingsACA. C. Cummings
- R. A. LeskeRLR. A. Leske
- E. C. StoneESE. C. Stone
- P. L. SlocumPSP. L. Slocum
- M. E. WiedenbeckMWM. E. Wiedenbeck
- E. R. ChristianECE. R. Christian
- T. T. von RosenvingeTRT. T. von Rosenvinge
- 1 October 2001
- journal article
- Published by American Geophysical Union (AGU) in Journal of Geophysical Research
- Vol. 106 (A10) , 20979-20983
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