Non-LTE effects on H3+ emission in the jovian upper atmosphere
Authors:
- Henrik MelinHMHenrik Melin
- Steve MillerSMSteve Miller
- Tom StallardTSTom Stallard
- Denis GrodentDGDenis Grodent
Abstract
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