The magnetosphere of Mercury and its solar wind environment: Open issues and scientific questions
Authors:
- W. BaumjohannWBW. Baumjohann
- A. MatsuokaAMA. Matsuoka
- K.H. GlassmeierKGK.H. Glassmeier
- C.T. RussellCRC.T. Russell
- T. NagaiTNT. Nagai
- M. HoshinoMHM. Hoshino
- T. NakagawaTNT. Nakagawa
- A. BaloghABA. Balogh
- J.A. SlavinJSJ.A. Slavin
- R. NakamuraRNR. Nakamura
- W. MagnesWMW. Magnes
- 1 January 2006
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Advances In Space Research
- Vol. 38 (4) , 604-609
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