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One-dimensional model of a distributed conductor. / Merkushev, A. G.; Elagin, I. A.; Pavleyno, M. A.; Statuya, A. A.; Chaly, A. M.

в: Technical Physics, Том 60, № 3, 2015, стр. 327-336.

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Merkushev, AG, Elagin, IA, Pavleyno, MA, Statuya, AA & Chaly, AM 2015, 'One-dimensional model of a distributed conductor', Technical Physics, Том. 60, № 3, стр. 327-336. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784215030184

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Merkushev, A. G., Elagin, I. A., Pavleyno, M. A., Statuya, A. A., & Chaly, A. M. (2015). One-dimensional model of a distributed conductor. Technical Physics, 60(3), 327-336. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784215030184

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Merkushev AG, Elagin IA, Pavleyno MA, Statuya AA, Chaly AM. One-dimensional model of a distributed conductor. Technical Physics. 2015;60(3):327-336. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784215030184

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Merkushev, A. G. ; Elagin, I. A. ; Pavleyno, M. A. ; Statuya, A. A. ; Chaly, A. M. / One-dimensional model of a distributed conductor. в: Technical Physics. 2015 ; Том 60, № 3. стр. 327-336.

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