Analysis of Pseudo-Lyapunov Exponents of Solar Convection Using State-of-the-Art Observations
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Giuseppe Consolini | Giorgio Viavattene | Fabrizio Giorgi | Ilaria Ermolli | Mariarita Murabito | Salvatore L. Guglielmino | Shahin Jafarzadeh | G. Consolini | I. Ermolli | F. Giorgi | S. Jafarzadeh | S. Guglielmino | G. Viavattene | M. Murabito
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