A density functional theory based comparative study of hybrid photoemissions from Cl@C60, Br@C60 and I@C60

A density functional theory based comparative study of hybrid photoemissions from Cl@C60, Br@C60 and I@C60
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10.1140/epjd/e2020-10140-6
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2020-03
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The European Physical Journal D
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D. Shields;R. De;E. Ali;M. Madjet;S. Manson;H. Chakraborty
D. Shields;R. De;E. Ali;M. Madjet;S. Manson;H. Chakraborty
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D. Shields;R. De;E. Ali;M. Madjet;S. Manson;H. Chakraborty

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