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 **Thibaud**:​ **Thibaud**:​
 I am actually doing it, but it's a lot of data and my internet connection is not very fast here... I'll tell you if is bimodal too.  I am actually doing it, but it's a lot of data and my internet connection is not very fast here... I'll tell you if is bimodal too. 
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 So as usual higher shock velocities lead to higher shear velocities. But for a fixed shock velocity lower magnetic field strength gives higher shear velocity. So as usual higher shock velocities lead to higher shear velocities. But for a fixed shock velocity lower magnetic field strength gives higher shear velocity.
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