Relations between morning sector Pi 1 pulsation activity and particle and field characteristics observed by the De 2 satellite
Authors:
- M. J. EngebretsonMEM. J. Engebretson
- L. J. CahillLCL. J. Cahill
- J. D. WinninghamJWJ. D. Winningham
- T. J. RosenbergTRT. J. Rosenberg
- R. L. ArnoldyRAR. L. Arnoldy
- N. C. MaynardNMN. C. Maynard
- M. SugiuraMSM. Sugiura
- J. H. DoolittleJDJ. H. Doolittle
- 1 February 1986
- journal article
- Published by American Geophysical Union (AGU) in Journal of Geophysical Research
- Vol. 91 (A2) , 1535-1547
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