Performance of compact multilayer coated telescopes at soft x-ray/EUV and far ultraviolet wavelengths

Performance of compact multilayer coated telescopes at soft x-ray/EUV and far ultraviolet wavelengths
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10.1117/12.55728
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发表时间:
1990-10
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1.3
通讯作者:
R. Hoover;T. Barbee;P. Baker;J. Lindblom;M. J. Allen;C. Forrest;C. Kankelborg;R. H. O'Neal;Elizabeth S. Paris;A. Walker
R. Hoover;T. Barbee;P. Baker;J. Lindblom;M. J. Allen;C. Forrest;C. Kankelborg;R. H. O'Neal;Elizabeth S. Paris;A. Walker
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工程技术4区
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作者:
R. Hoover;T. Barbee;P. Baker;J. Lindblom;M. J. Allen;C. Forrest;C. Kankelborg;R. H. O'Neal;Elizabeth S. Paris;A. Walker

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