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Evidence for the large-scale azimuthal drift of electron precipitation during magnetospheric substorms

L. H. Rosen, J. R. Winckler

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Electron precipitation latitude extent and drift rate magnetospheric substorms from ESSA riometer data

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Electron precipitation latitude extent and drift rate magnetospheric substorms from ESSA riometer data

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Electron precipitation latitude extent and drift rate magnetospheric substorms from ESSA riometer data

Key concepts: Electron precipitation, Substorm, Geophysics, Scale (ratio), Electron, Azimuth, Precipitation, Physics

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