Local Excitation of Whistler Mode Waves and Associated Langmuir Waves at Dayside Reconnection Regions

Local Excitation of Whistler Mode Waves and Associated Langmuir Waves at Dayside Reconnection Regions
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DOI:
10.1029/2018gl078287
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发表时间:
2018-09
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5.2
通讯作者:
Jinxing Li;J. Bortnik;X. An;Wen Li;C. Russell;Meng Zhou;J. Berchem;Cong Zhao;Shan Wang;R. Torbert;O. Le Contel;R. Ergun;P. Lindqvist;C. Pollock;J. Burch
Jinxing Li;J. Bortnik;X. An;Wen Li;C. Russell;Meng Zhou;J. Berchem;Cong Zhao;Shan Wang;R. Torbert;O. Le Contel;R. Ergun;P. Lindqvist;C. Pollock;J. Burch
中科院分区:
地球科学1区
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作者:
Jinxing Li;J. Bortnik;X. An;Wen Li;C. Russell;Meng Zhou;J. Berchem;Cong Zhao;Shan Wang;R. Torbert;O. Le Contel;R. Ergun;P. Lindqvist;C. Pollock;J. Burch

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