Design of multipulse Thomson scattering diagnostic for SST-1 tokamak.

Design of multipulse Thomson scattering diagnostic for SST-1 tokamak.
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10.1063/1.2724775
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2007-04
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The Review of scientific instruments
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Ajai Kumar;C. Chavda;Y. Saxena;Ranjeet Singh;A. Thakar;Jinto Thomas;K. Patel;K. Pandya;V. Bedakihale
Ajai Kumar;C. Chavda;Y. Saxena;Ranjeet Singh;A. Thakar;Jinto Thomas;K. Patel;K. Pandya;V. Bedakihale
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Ajai Kumar;C. Chavda;Y. Saxena;Ranjeet Singh;A. Thakar;Jinto Thomas;K. Patel;K. Pandya;V. Bedakihale

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