Source and seed populations for relativistic electrons: their roles in radiation belt changes
A. N. Jaynes(University of Iowa), G. D. Reeves(Los Alamos National Laboratory), S. G. Kanekal(Goddard Space Flight Center), A. Ali(University of Colorado Boulder), P. T. M. Loto'aniu(Planetary Science Institute), D. N. Baker(University of Colorado Boulder), H. J. Singer, J. F. Fennell(The Aerospace Corporation), W. Li, C. A. Kletzing(University of Iowa), R. M. Thorne(University of California, Los Angeles), S. G. Claudepierre(Unknown), H. E. Spence(University of New Hampshire), X. Li, J. V. Rodriguez(NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information), S. R. Elkington(Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics)
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