Comparison of high‐altitude production and ionospheric outflow contributions to O⁺ loss at Mars

E-ISSN： 2169-9402|118|7|4093-4107

ISSN： 2169-9380

Source： JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH: SPACE PHYSICS, Vol.118, Iss.7, 2013-07, pp. : 4093-4107

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