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spellingShingle Kashiwagi, Hirotsugu, Okamura, Masahiro, Tamura, Jun, Takano, Junpei, Review of Scientific Instruments, Direct plasma injection scheme with beam extraction in a radio frequency quadrupole linac cavity, Instrumentation
title Direct plasma injection scheme with beam extraction in a radio frequency quadrupole linac cavity
title_full Direct plasma injection scheme with beam extraction in a radio frequency quadrupole linac cavity
title_fullStr Direct plasma injection scheme with beam extraction in a radio frequency quadrupole linac cavity
title_full_unstemmed Direct plasma injection scheme with beam extraction in a radio frequency quadrupole linac cavity
title_short Direct plasma injection scheme with beam extraction in a radio frequency quadrupole linac cavity
title_sort direct plasma injection scheme with beam extraction in a radio frequency quadrupole linac cavity
title_unstemmed Direct plasma injection scheme with beam extraction in a radio frequency quadrupole linac cavity
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