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The Axial Double Probe and Fields Signal Processing for the MMS Mission

Authors
  1. A. Pedersen
  2. A.I. Eriksson
  3. B. Pyke
  4. C. M. Cully
  5. C.M. Cully
  6. C.M. Cully
  7. D. M. Malaspina
  8. D. Pankow
  9. D. Rau
  10. D. Summers
  11. G. Lapenta
  12. G. Olsson
  13. I. Dors
  14. J. Mack
  15. J. Macri
  16. J. Needell
  17. J. Wallace
  18. J. Westfall
  19. J.D. Jackson
  20. J.F. Drake
  21. J.L. Burch
  22. J.W. Bonnell
  23. K. A. Goodrich
  24. L. Andersson
  25. M. Karlsson
  26. N. Brennan
  27. P. Withnell
  28. P.-A. Lindqvist
  29. R. E. Ergun
  30. R. Torbert
  31. R.E. Ergun
  32. R.E. Ergun
  33. S. Tucker
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'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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