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Possible source mechanism for low-energy galactic electrons.

Brunstein, K. A.
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Abstract

Low energy galactic electrons attributed to knock- on collisions of primary nuclear beam with interstellar gas

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COSMIC RADIATIONINTERSTELLAR GASGALACTIC RADIATIONELECTRON FLUX

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Brunstein, K. A.. 1965-02-08. Possible source mechanism for low-energy galactic electrons.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19650034198

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