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Temporal features of high-intensity auroral microbursts

Robert R. Brown, R. A. Weir

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Temporal features of high intensity auroral microbursts in low energy channel, noting half width and spacing between muliple microburst indicate inhomogeneity between different local times

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Temporal features of high intensity auroral microbursts in low energy channel, noting half width and spacing between muliple microburst indicate inhomogeneity between different local times

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Temporal features of high intensity auroral microbursts in low energy channel, noting half width and spacing between muliple microburst indicate inhomogeneity between different local times

Key concepts: Microburst, Intensity (physics), Geophysics, Substorm, Geology, Physics, Magnetosphere, Meteorology

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