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Duration of geomagnetic variations as function of latitude - k index variations
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Duration of geomagnetic variations as function of latitude - k index variations
Solar corona observation during noneclipse time
Post-luminescence of hydrogen impurity in helium or neon plasma excited in pulses
Acceleration factor of thermonuclear reactions in compressed hydrogen plasma
Use of analogous induction devices at conjugate points of middle latitudes for observations of magnetic micropulsations in frequency band
Altitude distribution of meteor trails
Comparative effect of equimolecular solutions, distilled, and vichy water on water toxicity
Physiology & pathology of water & salt metabolism and fluid balance of workers in hot environments
Biochemistry of convulsions of eclampsia and experimental duplication of eclamptic intoxication
Human adaptation to altitude, heat, cold, physical exertion, acceleration, radiation, in space flight
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Neutral pions produced by interaction of high-energy cosmic photon and luminous photon in extragalactic space - verification of Hayakawa hypothesis
Jet pump design for handling two equally dense stable fluids - wall flow resistance, head loss, and mixer comparisons