Ion track effect on point defect production in SiC

Ion track effect on point defect production in SiC
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10.1080/10420150.2011.569718
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2011-04
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G. Litrico;M. Zimbone;P. Musumeci;L. Calcagno;G. Foti
G. Litrico;M. Zimbone;P. Musumeci;L. Calcagno;G. Foti
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物理与天体物理4区
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作者:
G. Litrico;M. Zimbone;P. Musumeci;L. Calcagno;G. Foti

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