Locally Generated ULF Waves in the Martian Magnetosphere: MAVEN Observations
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B. Jakosky | D. Mitchell | G. DiBraccio | J. Halekas | C. Mazelle | J. Espley | M. Nosé | G. Collinson | D. Brain | J. Mcfadden | J. Halekas | S. Ruhunusiri | T. Hara | Y. Harada | K. Yamamoto | S. Oimatsu | Masahito Nosé
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