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Herzog, G. (1941) Cloud Tracks of Cosmic Rays in the Substratosphere. Physical Review, 59 (2). 117-122 doi:10.1103/physrev.59.117

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TitleCloud Tracks of Cosmic Rays in the Substratosphere
JournalPhysical Review
AuthorsHerzog, G.Author
Year1941 (January 15)Volume59
Issue2
PublisherAmerican Physical Society (APS)
DOIdoi:10.1103/physrev.59.117
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Full ReferenceHerzog, G. (1941) Cloud Tracks of Cosmic Rays in the Substratosphere. Physical Review, 59 (2). 117-122 doi:10.1103/physrev.59.117
Plain TextHerzog, G. (1941) Cloud Tracks of Cosmic Rays in the Substratosphere. Physical Review, 59 (2). 117-122 doi:10.1103/physrev.59.117
In(1941, January) Physical Review Vol. 59 (2) American Physical Society (APS)

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