Talk from EWASS (2013)

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Alexey Isavnin

Talk from EWASS in 2013

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Three-dimensional evolution of ejected flux
ropes from the Sun to 1 AU

Flux rope evolution should be studied in 3D
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Tracking a flux rope requires several tools

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