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Study of the auroral emissions and electron precipitation depending on the solar activity. / Guineva, V.; Trondsen, E.; Marple, S. et al.
In: Solar-Terrestrial Physics (Russian Academy of Science), Vol. 12, No. 2, 2008, p. 224-228.

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Guineva, V, Trondsen, E, Marple, S, Hall, CM, Cannon, P & Hansen, TL 2008, 'Study of the auroral emissions and electron precipitation depending on the solar activity', Solar-Terrestrial Physics (Russian Academy of Science), vol. 12, no. 2, pp. 224-228.

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Guineva, V., Trondsen, E., Marple, S., Hall, C. M., Cannon, P., & Hansen, T. L. (2008). Study of the auroral emissions and electron precipitation depending on the solar activity. Solar-Terrestrial Physics (Russian Academy of Science), 12(2), 224-228.

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Guineva V, Trondsen E, Marple S, Hall CM, Cannon P, Hansen TL. Study of the auroral emissions and electron precipitation depending on the solar activity. Solar-Terrestrial Physics (Russian Academy of Science). 2008;12(2):224-228.

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Guineva, V. ; Trondsen, E. ; Marple, S. et al. / Study of the auroral emissions and electron precipitation depending on the solar activity. In: Solar-Terrestrial Physics (Russian Academy of Science). 2008 ; Vol. 12, No. 2. pp. 224-228.

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