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spellingShingle Casavola, C., Lamberti, L., Moramarco, V., Pappalettera, G., Pappalettere, C., Strain, Experimental Analysis of Thermo‐mechanical Behaviour of Electronic Components with Speckle Interferometry, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
title Experimental Analysis of Thermo‐mechanical Behaviour of Electronic Components with Speckle Interferometry
title_full Experimental Analysis of Thermo‐mechanical Behaviour of Electronic Components with Speckle Interferometry
title_fullStr Experimental Analysis of Thermo‐mechanical Behaviour of Electronic Components with Speckle Interferometry
title_full_unstemmed Experimental Analysis of Thermo‐mechanical Behaviour of Electronic Components with Speckle Interferometry
title_short Experimental Analysis of Thermo‐mechanical Behaviour of Electronic Components with Speckle Interferometry
title_sort experimental analysis of thermo‐mechanical behaviour of electronic components with speckle interferometry
title_unstemmed Experimental Analysis of Thermo‐mechanical Behaviour of Electronic Components with Speckle Interferometry
topic Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
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