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Cleavage in the K8 glass under submicrosecond impact loading. / Sud'enkov, Yu V.

в: Technical Physics Letters, Том 27, № 6, 01.06.2001, стр. 454-456.

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Sud'enkov, YV 2001, 'Cleavage in the K8 glass under submicrosecond impact loading', Technical Physics Letters, Том. 27, № 6, стр. 454-456. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1383823

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Sud'enkov, Yu V. / Cleavage in the K8 glass under submicrosecond impact loading. в: Technical Physics Letters. 2001 ; Том 27, № 6. стр. 454-456.

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