Modulation of Electromagnetic Ion Cyclotron Waves by Pc5 ULF Waves and Energetic Ring Current Ions

Modulation of Electromagnetic Ion Cyclotron Waves by Pc5 ULF Waves and Energetic Ring Current Ions
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10.1029/2017ja024930
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2019-03
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics
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A. Kakad;B. Kakad;Y. Omura;A. K. Sinha;Aditi Upadhyay;R. Rawat
A. Kakad;B. Kakad;Y. Omura;A. K. Sinha;Aditi Upadhyay;R. Rawat
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作者:
A. Kakad;B. Kakad;Y. Omura;A. K. Sinha;Aditi Upadhyay;R. Rawat

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