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Presentation: Terrestrial gamma ray flashes, the most energetic photon phenomenon in our atmosphere

Presentation: Terrestrial gamma ray flashes, the most energetic photon phenomenon in our atmosphere

Posted By: bcss On 30. June 2013

University of Oslo: Østgaard, N., Terrestrial gamma ray flashes, the most energetic photon phenomenon in our atmosphere, Institute of Theoretical Astrophysics, 20. January 2013 (Invited talk)

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