nonthermal decimetric emission

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nonthermal decimetric emission [′nän‚thər·məl ‚des·ə′me·trik i′mish·ən]

(electromagnetism)

A radio-wave emission above the 4-centimeter wavelength from the planet Jupiter that has a nearly constant flux between 5-centimeter and 1-meter wavelength. Also known as DIM.

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