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white line has a slope −5/3).
if the formula in forms of Equation (2) is directly used, it
yields a flux
which is too high to be-
lieve.
4. Acknowledgements
We thank the support from the Shandong Province Nat-
ural Science Fund, P. R. China (No . ZR2012 DM004) .
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