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Direct Four-Spacecraft Measurement of Reconnection Exhaust Thickness in the Solar Wind
The thickness of a reconnecting solar wind current sheet is normally inferred from a single spacecraft as the product of the boundary-normal speed and the crossing duration. Multipoint measurements have tested this method for generic solar wind current sheets and constrained the geometry of reconnec
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