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Iengo, P
Longo, L
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spellingShingle Samarati, J, Iengo, P, Longo, L, Sekhniaidze, G, Sidiropoulou, O, Wotschack, J, Journal of Physics: Conference Series, Characterisation of the charging up effect in resistive Micromegas detectors, General Physics and Astronomy
title Characterisation of the charging up effect in resistive Micromegas detectors
title_full Characterisation of the charging up effect in resistive Micromegas detectors
title_fullStr Characterisation of the charging up effect in resistive Micromegas detectors
title_full_unstemmed Characterisation of the charging up effect in resistive Micromegas detectors
title_short Characterisation of the charging up effect in resistive Micromegas detectors
title_sort characterisation of the charging up effect in resistive micromegas detectors
title_unstemmed Characterisation of the charging up effect in resistive Micromegas detectors
topic General Physics and Astronomy
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