The SPL Front End: A 3 MeV$H^{-}$ Test Stand at CERN

The SPL Front End: A 3 MeV$H^{-}$ Test Stand at CERN
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SPL 前端:CERN 的 3 MeV$H^{-}$ 测试台

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2004
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P. Ausset
P. Ausset
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C. Rossi;L. Bruno;F. Caspers;R. Garoby;J. Genest;K. Hanke;M. Hori;D. Küchler;A. Lombardi;M. Magistris;A. Millich;M. Paoluzzi;E. Sargsyan;M. Silari;T. Steiner;M. Vretenar;P. Ausset

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