A model of the Earth's distant bow shock
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Krishan K. Khurana | W. R. Paterson | Louis A. Frank | M. Kivelson | K. Khurana | W. Paterson | L. Frank | L. Bennett | Margaret G. Kivelson | L. T. Bennett
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