The APEX north star experiment: observations of high-speed plasma jets injected perpendicular to the magnetic field
Authors:
- R.E. ErlandsonRER.E. Erlandson
- C.-I. MengCMC.-I. Meng
- J.I. ZetzerJZJ.I. Zetzer
- Y. KiselevYKY. Kiselev
- B.G. GavrilovBGB.G. Gavrilov
- H. Stenbaek-NielsenHSH. Stenbaek-Nielsen
- K.A. LynchKLK.A. Lynch
- R.F. PfaffRPR.F. Pfaff
- P.K. SwaminathanPSP.K. Swaminathan
- C.K. KumarCKC.K. Kumar
- V.K. DograVDV.K. Dogra
- B.J. StoyanovBSB.J. Stoyanov
- 1 January 2002
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Advances In Space Research
- Vol. 29 (9) , 1317-1326
Abstract
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