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MAGNETIC FIELD RECONNECTION THEORY AND THE SOLAR WIND - MAGNETOSPHERE INTERACTION: A REVIEW. / Pudovkin, M.I.; Semenov, V.S.

в: Space Science Reviews, № 1-2, 1985, стр. 1-89.

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Pudovkin, M.I. ; Semenov, V.S. / MAGNETIC FIELD RECONNECTION THEORY AND THE SOLAR WIND - MAGNETOSPHERE INTERACTION: A REVIEW. в: Space Science Reviews. 1985 ; № 1-2. стр. 1-89.

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