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Electron acceleration by turbulent reconnection in solar flares
Solar flares can release magnetic energy explosively in the corona and produce high-energy particles on short timescales. However, how and where these particles are accelerated remains an open question. Here, we investigate the acceleration and transport of electrons during self-developed three-dime
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