Methodology for the investigation of ignition near hot surfaces in a high-pressure shock tube.

Methodology for the investigation of ignition near hot surfaces in a high-pressure shock tube.
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10.1063/1.5017275
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2018-05
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The Review of scientific instruments
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P. Niegemann;M. Fikri;I. Wlokas;M. Röder;C. Schulz
P. Niegemann;M. Fikri;I. Wlokas;M. Röder;C. Schulz
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P. Niegemann;M. Fikri;I. Wlokas;M. Röder;C. Schulz

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