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Auroral Morphology: A Historical Account and Major Auroral Features During Auroral Substorms

S.-I. Akasofu

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This chapter contains sections titled: Earliest Morphological Studies of the Aurora The Auroral Oval The Birth of the Concept of the Auroral Substorm Major Auroral Substorm Features in Exploring Magnetospheric Processes Summary Concluding Remarks

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This chapter contains sections titled: Earliest Morphological Studies of the Aurora The Auroral Oval The Birth of the Concept of the Auroral Substorm Major Auroral Substorm Features in Exploring Magnetospheric Processes Summary Concluding Remarks

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This chapter contains sections titled: Earliest Morphological Studies of the Aurora The Auroral Oval The Birth of the Concept of the Auroral Substorm Major Auroral Substorm Features in Exploring Magnetospheric Processes Summary Concluding Remarks

Key concepts: Substorm, Geophysics, Magnetosphere, Geology, Physics, Plasma, Quantum mechanics

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