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05 Aug 2008
What is the best method to calculate the solar wind propagation delay?
B. Mailyan
Yerevan State University, Armenia
C. Munteanu
Alexandru Ioan Cuza, University Iasi, Romania
S. Haaland
University of Bergen, Norway
also at: Max-Planck Institute for Solar Systems, Germany
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