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27 Jul 2005
Pc5 modulation of high energy electron precipitation: particle interaction regions and scattering efficiency
E. Spanswick
University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada
E. Donovan
University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada
G. Baker
University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada
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