Final analysis and results of the Phase II SIMPLE dark matter search.

Final analysis and results of the Phase II SIMPLE dark matter search.
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DOI:
10.1103/physrevlett.108.201302
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发表时间:
2011-06
影响因子:
8.6
通讯作者:
M. Felizardo;T. Girard;T. Morlat;A. C. Fernandes;A. Ramos;J. Marques;A. Kling;J. Puibasset;M. Auguste;D. Boyer;A. Cavaillou;J. Poupeney;C. Sudre;H. Miley;R. Payne;F. P. Carvalho;M. Prudencio;A. Gouveia;R. Marques
M. Felizardo;T. Girard;T. Morlat;A. C. Fernandes;A. Ramos;J. Marques;A. Kling;J. Puibasset;M. Auguste;D. Boyer;A. Cavaillou;J. Poupeney;C. Sudre;H. Miley;R. Payne;F. P. Carvalho;M. Prudencio;A. Gouveia;R. Marques
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理1区
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作者:
M. Felizardo;T. Girard;T. Morlat;A. C. Fernandes;A. Ramos;J. Marques;A. Kling;J. Puibasset;M. Auguste;D. Boyer;A. Cavaillou;J. Poupeney;C. Sudre;H. Miley;R. Payne;F. P. Carvalho;M. Prudencio;A. Gouveia;R. Marques

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