Evidence for collisionless conduction fronts in impulsive solar flares

Evidence for collisionless conduction fronts in impulsive solar flares
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脉冲太阳耀斑中无碰撞传导前沿的证据

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1985
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A. Magun
A. Magun
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D. Batchelor;C. Crannell;H. Wiehl;A. Magun

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