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BECKMAN, J. E. (1968) Solar Events at One Millimetre Wavelength. Nature, 220 (5162). 52-53 doi:10.1038/220052a0

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TitleSolar Events at One Millimetre Wavelength
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AuthorsBECKMAN, J. E.Author
Year1968 (October)Volume220
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PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceBECKMAN, J. E. (1968) Solar Events at One Millimetre Wavelength. Nature, 220 (5162). 52-53 doi:10.1038/220052a0
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