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Giovanelli, RG (1958) Flare?Puffs as a Cause of Type III Radio Bursts. Australian Journal of Physics, 11 (3). 350pp. doi:10.1071/ph580350

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TitleFlare?Puffs as a Cause of Type III Radio Bursts
JournalAustralian Journal of Physics
AuthorsGiovanelli, RGAuthor
Year1958Volume11
Issue3
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1071/ph580350
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Full ReferenceGiovanelli, RG (1958) Flare?Puffs as a Cause of Type III Radio Bursts. Australian Journal of Physics, 11 (3). 350pp. doi:10.1071/ph580350
Plain TextGiovanelli, RG (1958) Flare?Puffs as a Cause of Type III Radio Bursts. Australian Journal of Physics, 11 (3). 350pp. doi:10.1071/ph580350
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