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Comments on paper ‘the solar wind cycle, the sunspot cycle and the corona’ by J. Hirshberg

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Diodato, L., Moreno, G. Comments on paper ‘the solar wind cycle, the sunspot cycle and the corona’ by J. Hirshberg. Astrophys Space Sci 28, L7–L10 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00642257

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