A variational principle for studying fast-wave mode conversion

A variational principle for studying fast-wave mode conversion
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研究快波模式转换的变分原理

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10.1088/0741-3335/40/11/010
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1998
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R. Koch
R. Koch
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D. V. Eester;R. Koch

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