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21 Dec 2006
Magnetopause energy and mass transfer: results from a global MHD simulation
M. Palmroth
Finnish Meteorological Institute, Space Research Division, Helsinki, Finland
T. V. Laitinen
Finnish Meteorological Institute, Space Research Division, Helsinki, Finland
T. I. Pulkkinen
Finnish Meteorological Institute, Space Research Division, Helsinki, Finland
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