Modeling of Stripe Patterns in Photosensitive Azopolymers

Modeling of Stripe Patterns in Photosensitive Azopolymers
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10.3390/polym12040735
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2020-03
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通讯作者:
Bharti Yadav;J. Domurath;M. Saphiannikova
Bharti Yadav;J. Domurath;M. Saphiannikova
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工程技术3区
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作者:
Bharti Yadav;J. Domurath;M. Saphiannikova

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