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LIU, V. C. (1967) Particles trapped in the Potential Well behind a Mesothermally Moving Satellite. Nature, 215 (5097). 127-128 doi:10.1038/215127a0

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TitleParticles trapped in the Potential Well behind a Mesothermally Moving Satellite
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AuthorsLIU, V. C.Author
Year1967 (July)Volume215
Issue5097
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/215127a0Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLIU, V. C. (1967) Particles trapped in the Potential Well behind a Mesothermally Moving Satellite. Nature, 215 (5097). 127-128 doi:10.1038/215127a0
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