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Electric field waveform characteristics of natural cloud-to-ground lightning at different distances
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Characteristics of the initial rising portion of near and far lightning return stroke electric field waveforms
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New measurements of lightning electric fields in Florida: Waveform characteristics, interaction with the ionosphere, and peak current estimates
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The fine structure of lightning return stroke wave forms
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Characterization of lightning return stroke electric and magnetic fields from simultaneous two‐station measurements
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Some properties of negative cloud‐to‐ground lightning flashes versus stroke order
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Characterization of far electric field waveforms produced by rocket-triggered lightning
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Parameters of Electric Field Waveforms Produced by Positive Lightning Return Strokes
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Multiple-Station Measurements of a Return-Stroke Electric Field From Rocket-Triggered Lightning at Distances of 68–126 km
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Lightning Induced Voltages on Power Lines: Experiment
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The electromagnetic radiation from a finite antenna
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The Foshan Total Lightning Location System in China and Its Initial Operation Results
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