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The fate of langmuir waves: Wind and stereo observations
P. J. Kellogg
Physics and Astronomy (Twin Cities)
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Langmuir Waves
100%
Wind Observation
100%
Stereo Observation
100%
Earth's Foreshock
50%
Electromagnetic Waves
25%
Condensation
25%
Wave Generation
25%
Long Wavelength
25%
Parametric Decay
25%
Ion-acoustic Waves
25%
Solar Radio Burst
25%
Parametric Processes
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Wind Wave
100%
Foreshock
100%
Wave Generation
50%
Electromagnetic Radiation
50%
Acoustic Wave
50%
Condensation (Process)
50%
Solar Radio Burst
50%