Energetic relations between the disappearing solar filaments and the associated flare arcades (Special feature: Recent results of solar observations at Hida Observatory)
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著者
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Shibata K
Kwasan And Hida Observatory Kyoto University
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Kurokawa H
Kwasan And Hida Observatory Kyoto University
関連論文
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