Development of advanced materials for spallation neutron sources and radiation damage simulation based on multi-scale models

Development of advanced materials for spallation neutron sources and radiation damage simulation based on multi-scale models
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jnucmat.2011.11.023
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发表时间:
2012-12
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3.1
通讯作者:
M. Kawai;H. Kurishita;H. Kokawa;Seiichi Watanabe;N. Sakaguchi;K. Kikuchi;S. Saito;T. Yoshiie;H. Iwase;T. Ito;S. Hashimoto;Y. Kaneko;M. Futakawa;S. Ishino
M. Kawai;H. Kurishita;H. Kokawa;Seiichi Watanabe;N. Sakaguchi;K. Kikuchi;S. Saito;T. Yoshiie;H. Iwase;T. Ito;S. Hashimoto;Y. Kaneko;M. Futakawa;S. Ishino
中科院分区:
工程技术2区
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作者:
M. Kawai;H. Kurishita;H. Kokawa;Seiichi Watanabe;N. Sakaguchi;K. Kikuchi;S. Saito;T. Yoshiie;H. Iwase;T. Ito;S. Hashimoto;Y. Kaneko;M. Futakawa;S. Ishino

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