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Saka, O., Akaki, H., Baker, D. N. (2004) A Pi2-associated dusk-to-dawn currents in the midnight sector as observed at L = 6.6 during multiple Pi2 onsets. Earth, Planets and Space, 56 (7) 663-668 doi:10.1186/bf03352528

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TitleA Pi2-associated dusk-to-dawn currents in the midnight sector as observed at L = 6.6 during multiple Pi2 onsets
JournalEarth, Planets and Space
AuthorsSaka, O.Author
Akaki, H.Author
Baker, D. N.Author
Year2004 (July)Volume56
Issue7
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1186/bf03352528Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSaka, O., Akaki, H., Baker, D. N. (2004) A Pi2-associated dusk-to-dawn currents in the midnight sector as observed at L = 6.6 during multiple Pi2 onsets. Earth, Planets and Space, 56 (7) 663-668 doi:10.1186/bf03352528
Plain TextSaka, O., Akaki, H., Baker, D. N. (2004) A Pi2-associated dusk-to-dawn currents in the midnight sector as observed at L = 6.6 during multiple Pi2 onsets. Earth, Planets and Space, 56 (7) 663-668 doi:10.1186/bf03352528
In(2004, July) Earth, Planets and Space Vol. 56 (7) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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