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Polarizing Ultra-Cold Neutrons for the Superconducting Trap PENeLOPE

R. Picker, Wolfgang Schreyer, F. HAAS, F. J. Hartmann, Martin Jan Losekamm, Stephan Martin Paul, R. Stoepler, Christian Tietze

Published Mar 27, 2014• 1 citation
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10.1142/9789814571678_0016

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