Forecasting the arrival of shock-accelerated solar energetic particles at Earth

Forecasting the arrival of shock-accelerated solar energetic particles at Earth
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10.1029/2000ja000216
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2001-10
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C. Cohen;R. Mewaldt;A. Cummings;R. Leske;E. Stone;P. Slocum;M. Wiedenbeck;E. Christian;T. T. Rosenvinge-T.
C. Cohen;R. Mewaldt;A. Cummings;R. Leske;E. Stone;P. Slocum;M. Wiedenbeck;E. Christian;T. T. Rosenvinge-T.
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C. Cohen;R. Mewaldt;A. Cummings;R. Leske;E. Stone;P. Slocum;M. Wiedenbeck;E. Christian;T. T. Rosenvinge-T.

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