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Icono 2007: Physics of Intense and Superintense Laser Fields; Attosecond Pulses; Quantum and Atomic Optics; and Engineering of Quantum Information

André D. Bandrauk, Mikhail Vladimirovich Fedorov, E. Giacobino, S. Ya. Kilin, S. P. Kulik, Wolfgang Sandner, Alexander M. Sergeev, Alexander V. Sergienko

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