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Coherent Excitation of Atoms Passing Through a Crystal

Владилен Владимирович Окороков, D.L. Tolchenkov, I. S. Khizhnyakov, Yu. N. Cheblukov, Yu.Ya. Lapitskii, G.A. Iferov, Yu. I. Zhukova

Published Jan 1, 1972• 0 citations
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