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Laboratory measurements of X‐ray emissions from centimeter‐long streamer corona discharges

Da Silva et al., 2017

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12930041959283808852
Author
Da Silva C
Millan R
McGaw D
Yu C
Putter A
LaBelle J
Dwyer J
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Geophysical Research Letters

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We provide extensive evidence that runaway electron acceleration and subsequent bremsstrahlung X‐ray emission are a common feature in negative electrical discharges with voltages as low as 100 kV, indicating that all negative lightning could potentially produce …
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