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Modifying the physical process of ultrasound tomography scanning through compressive sensing. / Erofeeva, Victoria; Granichin, Oleg; Senin, Ivan.

в: Cybernetics and Physics, Том 7, № 2, 01.01.2018, стр. 66-71.

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Erofeeva, V, Granichin, O & Senin, I 2018, 'Modifying the physical process of ultrasound tomography scanning through compressive sensing', Cybernetics and Physics, Том. 7, № 2, стр. 66-71.

APA

Erofeeva, V., Granichin, O., & Senin, I. (2018). Modifying the physical process of ultrasound tomography scanning through compressive sensing. Cybernetics and Physics, 7(2), 66-71.

Vancouver

Erofeeva V, Granichin O, Senin I. Modifying the physical process of ultrasound tomography scanning through compressive sensing. Cybernetics and Physics. 2018 Янв. 1;7(2):66-71.

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Erofeeva, Victoria ; Granichin, Oleg ; Senin, Ivan. / Modifying the physical process of ultrasound tomography scanning through compressive sensing. в: Cybernetics and Physics. 2018 ; Том 7, № 2. стр. 66-71.

BibTeX

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