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L. Mayfrank,B. Lippitz,K. Schmieder,G. Laborde,A. Harders,J. M. Gilsbachectory deflection and nonadiabatic lag in the motion of the electron. The deviation from a straight-line trajectory is easily taken into account. Nonadiabatic effects have been included by a sequence of methods of increasing sophistication: diabatic states (DS),. classical-trajectory Monte Carlo (CT

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M. Mohadjernes the level of induced voltage and the susceptibility of the interference depends upon the level of the path impedance, which, for a given current, determines the level of induced voltage; and the susceptibility of the potential victim circuit. Power mains pollution can also occur if the power lin

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D. Rosenthal,G. Marquardt,T. Sievertopography, as this plays a significant role in environmental protection plan. During design and maintenance, significant consideration is given to local weather phenomena, soil, environmental and structural factors based on historical data, as a quantifiable risk. In this book, safety critical syste

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J. Nadstawek,J. Zentner,U. Ruta,S. Albrecht,B. Kadend the IMF B. component prevails. The often observed spiky or transient magnetic field variations at cusp latitudes suggest a clear correlation with flux transfer events at the dayside magnetosphere or dynamic pressure changes of the magnetosheath flow.

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K. D. Lerch,D. Schäfer,J. Uelzens and field-aligned currents at very high latitudes. This information is combined with similar results obtained while the radar was at Chatanika, Alaska. Together these data can be used as a framework for a phenomenological understanding of auroral precipitation.

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