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6. Hyperbolic decay of the Dst Index during the recovery phase of intense geomagnetic storms J. Aguado et al.
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13. Modeling the recovery phase of extreme geomagnetic storms C. Cid et al.
14. Study of the Development of ICME Induced Geomagnetic Storms during Solar Cycle 24 B. Aljehani et al.
15. Simulation study of near-Earth space disturbances: 1. magnetic storms Y. Ebihara
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17. A two-step ring current decay time model during the passive recovery phase of magnetic storms R. Monreal MacMahon & C. Llop-Romero
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19. Properties of the Recovery Phase of Extreme Storms K. Choraghe et al.