Estimating the Temperature and Density of a Spicule from 100 GHz Data Obtained with ALMA

Estimating the Temperature and Density of a Spicule from 100 GHz Data Obtained with ALMA
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10.3847/2041-8213/ab62a5
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2019-12
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The Astrophysical Journal Letters
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M. Shimojo;T. Kawate;T. Okamoto;T. Yokoyama;N. Narukage;T. Sakao;K. Iwai;G. Fleishman;K. Shibata-K.-S
M. Shimojo;T. Kawate;T. Okamoto;T. Yokoyama;N. Narukage;T. Sakao;K. Iwai;G. Fleishman;K. Shibata-K.-S
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M. Shimojo;T. Kawate;T. Okamoto;T. Yokoyama;N. Narukage;T. Sakao;K. Iwai;G. Fleishman;K. Shibata-K.-S

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