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Table 1. Characteristics of the WATCH frequency distributions inin the fit.peak count rate for sub-groups of events
Table 2. Power-law slope values for the electron outer radiation beltcount rate data (middle column) and the power-law slope value forthe solar wind velocity (right-side column)
Table 3. Analogy between a power system and a sandpile. Adaptedfrom Carreras et al. (2004).

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