Micro-Faraday cup matrix detector for ion beam measurements in fusion plasmas.

Micro-Faraday cup matrix detector for ion beam measurements in fusion plasmas.
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10.1063/1.5084219
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2019-03
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The Review of scientific instruments
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D'aniel Imre R'efy;S. Zoletnik;D. Dunai;G. Anda;M. Lampert;S'andor HegedHus;Domonkos Nagy;Mikl'os Pal'ankai;JenHo K'adi;Bal'azs Lesk'o;P. Háček;V. Weinzettl
D'aniel Imre R'efy;S. Zoletnik;D. Dunai;G. Anda;M. Lampert;S'andor HegedHus;Domonkos Nagy;Mikl'os Pal'ankai;JenHo K'adi;Bal'azs Lesk'o;P. Háček;V. Weinzettl
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D'aniel Imre R'efy;S. Zoletnik;D. Dunai;G. Anda;M. Lampert;S'andor HegedHus;Domonkos Nagy;Mikl'os Pal'ankai;JenHo K'adi;Bal'azs Lesk'o;P. Háček;V. Weinzettl

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