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Banerjee, Adrija, Bej, Amaresh, Chatterjee, T. N., Majumdar, Abhijit (2019) An SOC Approach to Study the Solar Wind‐Magnetosphere Energy Coupling. Earth and Space Science, 6 (4). 565-576 doi:10.1029/2018ea000468

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TitleAn SOC Approach to Study the Solar Wind‐Magnetosphere Energy Coupling
JournalEarth and Space Science
AuthorsBanerjee, AdrijaAuthor
Bej, AmareshAuthor
Chatterjee, T. N.Author
Majumdar, AbhijitAuthor
Year2019 (April)Volume6
Issue4
PublisherAmerican Geophysical Union (AGU)
DOIdoi:10.1029/2018ea000468Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBanerjee, Adrija, Bej, Amaresh, Chatterjee, T. N., Majumdar, Abhijit (2019) An SOC Approach to Study the Solar Wind‐Magnetosphere Energy Coupling. Earth and Space Science, 6 (4). 565-576 doi:10.1029/2018ea000468
Plain TextBanerjee, Adrija, Bej, Amaresh, Chatterjee, T. N., Majumdar, Abhijit (2019) An SOC Approach to Study the Solar Wind‐Magnetosphere Energy Coupling. Earth and Space Science, 6 (4). 565-576 doi:10.1029/2018ea000468
In(2019, April) Earth and Space Science Vol. 6 (4) American Geophysical Union (AGU)

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