Active control over carbon deposition on diagnostic components and in remote areas of ITER

Active control over carbon deposition on diagnostic components and in remote areas of ITER
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10.1016/j.jnucmat.2010.12.146
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发表时间:
2011-10
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
A. Litnovsky;V. Philipps;P. Wienhold;M. Matveeva;A. Pospieszczyk;G. Sergienko;O. Schmitz;U. Samm;H. Stoschus;C. Schulz;L. Marot;A. Romanyuk;G. D. Temmerman;M. Laengner;U. Breuer;A. Stärk
A. Litnovsky;V. Philipps;P. Wienhold;M. Matveeva;A. Pospieszczyk;G. Sergienko;O. Schmitz;U. Samm;H. Stoschus;C. Schulz;L. Marot;A. Romanyuk;G. D. Temmerman;M. Laengner;U. Breuer;A. Stärk
中科院分区:
工程技术2区
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作者:
A. Litnovsky;V. Philipps;P. Wienhold;M. Matveeva;A. Pospieszczyk;G. Sergienko;O. Schmitz;U. Samm;H. Stoschus;C. Schulz;L. Marot;A. Romanyuk;G. D. Temmerman;M. Laengner;U. Breuer;A. Stärk

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