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Quite time longitudinal and UT variation of the equatorial electrojet inferred from CHAMP satellite
Analysis of the longitudinal and UT variations of the height integrated eastward current intensity of the equatorial electrojet in the solar maximum and solar minimum years (2002) and (2006) using CHAMP Satellite data is presented here. The low orbit of the CHAMP and its high precision instrumentati...
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