Modeling the Solar Wind during Different Phases of the Last Solar Cycle

Modeling the Solar Wind during Different Phases of the Last Solar Cycle
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DOI:
10.3847/2041-8213/acc5ef
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2022-10
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The Astrophysical Journal Letters
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Zhenguang Huang;G. Tóth;N. Sachdeva;Lulu Zhao;B. van der Holst;I. Sokolov;W. Manchester;T. Gombosi
Zhenguang Huang;G. Tóth;N. Sachdeva;Lulu Zhao;B. van der Holst;I. Sokolov;W. Manchester;T. Gombosi
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Zhenguang Huang;G. Tóth;N. Sachdeva;Lulu Zhao;B. van der Holst;I. Sokolov;W. Manchester;T. Gombosi

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