The Dependence of Magnetic Bays and the Main Phase of Magnetic Storms on Magnetic Latitude and Local Time
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- Characteristics of Low-Latitude Pi 2 Pulsations along the 210゜Magnetic Meridian
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- The Dependence of Magnetic Bays and the Main Phase of Magnetic Storms on Magnetic Latitude and Local Time