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B. B. Boiko and N. S. Petrov, Reflection of Light from Amplifying and Nonlinear Media, (Nauka i Tekhnika, Minsk, 1988, 208 pp.)

G. V. Skrotskiǐ, Alexander A. Kolokolov

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