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The mechanism of the origin and development of lightning from initiating event to initial breakdown pulses (v. 2)

Kostinskiy et al., 2020

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4508336246587495048
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Kostinskiy A
Marshall T
Stolzenburg M
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres

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Based on experimental results of recent years, this article presents a qualitative description of a possible mechanism (termed the Mechanism) covering the main stages of lightning initiation, starting before and including the initiating event, followed by the initial electric field …
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