Temporal and spatial aspects of the cusp inferred from local and global ground- and space-based observations in a case study
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Charles J. Farrugia | Nikolai Østgaard | Roy B. Torbert | Per Even Sandholt | N. Østgaard | C. Farrugia | R. Torbert | P. Sandholt
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