Low energy molecule-surface interaction processes of relevance to next-generation fusion devices /

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主要な著者: Tawara, H., National Institute for Fusion Science
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出版事項: Nagoya, Japan : NIFS, 1996
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author Tawara, H.
National Institute for Fusion Science
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spelling KOHA-OAI-TEST:3164632020-12-19T17:10:39ZLow energy molecule-surface interaction processes of relevance to next-generation fusion devices / Tawara, H. National Institute for Fusion Science Nagoya, Japan : NIFS,199640PSZJBLLow energy electron diffractionNuclear fusion
spellingShingle Low energy electron diffraction
Nuclear fusion
Tawara, H.
National Institute for Fusion Science
Low energy molecule-surface interaction processes of relevance to next-generation fusion devices /
title Low energy molecule-surface interaction processes of relevance to next-generation fusion devices /
title_full Low energy molecule-surface interaction processes of relevance to next-generation fusion devices /
title_fullStr Low energy molecule-surface interaction processes of relevance to next-generation fusion devices /
title_full_unstemmed Low energy molecule-surface interaction processes of relevance to next-generation fusion devices /
title_short Low energy molecule-surface interaction processes of relevance to next-generation fusion devices /
title_sort low energy molecule surface interaction processes of relevance to next generation fusion devices
topic Low energy electron diffraction
Nuclear fusion
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