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spellingShingle Koren, G., Applied Physics Letters, Temporal measurements of photofragment attenuation at 248 nm in the laser ablation of polyimide in air, Physics and Astronomy (miscellaneous)
title Temporal measurements of photofragment attenuation at 248 nm in the laser ablation of polyimide in air
title_full Temporal measurements of photofragment attenuation at 248 nm in the laser ablation of polyimide in air
title_fullStr Temporal measurements of photofragment attenuation at 248 nm in the laser ablation of polyimide in air
title_full_unstemmed Temporal measurements of photofragment attenuation at 248 nm in the laser ablation of polyimide in air
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title_sort temporal measurements of photofragment attenuation at 248 nm in the laser ablation of polyimide in air
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topic Physics and Astronomy (miscellaneous)
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