Temperature measurements of shocked silica aerogel foam.

Temperature measurements of shocked silica aerogel foam.
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10.1103/physreve.90.033107
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2014-09
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Physical review. E, Statistical, nonlinear, and soft matter physics
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K. Falk;C. A. McCoy;Chris L. Fryer;C. Greeff;A. Hungerford;D. Montgomery;D. Schmidt;D. Sheppard;J. Williams;T. Boehly;J. Benage
K. Falk;C. A. McCoy;Chris L. Fryer;C. Greeff;A. Hungerford;D. Montgomery;D. Schmidt;D. Sheppard;J. Williams;T. Boehly;J. Benage
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K. Falk;C. A. McCoy;Chris L. Fryer;C. Greeff;A. Hungerford;D. Montgomery;D. Schmidt;D. Sheppard;J. Williams;T. Boehly;J. Benage

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