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Physica C Superconductivity

SCENET roadmap for superconductor digital electronics

H.J.M. ter Brake, F.-I. Buchholz, Gavin Burnell, T. Claeson, Denis Crété, Pascal Febvre, G.J. Gerritsma, Hans Hilgenkamp, Richard G. Humphreys, Z. G. Ivanov, W. Jutzi, M. Khabipov, J. Mannhart, H.‐G. Meyer, J. Niemeyer, A. Ravex, Horst Rogalla, M. Russo, Jo Satchell, M. Siegel, Hannes Töpfer, Friedrich Uhlmann, Jean-Claude Villégier, E. Wikborg, Dag Winkler, Alexander B Zorin

Published May 6, 2006• 67 citations
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10.1016/j.physc.2005.10.017

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