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Passive ring resonator micro-optical gyroscopes. / Venediktov, V. Yu; Filatov, Yu V.; Shalymov, E. V.

в: Quantum Electronics, Том 46, № 5, 2016, стр. 437-446.

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Venediktov, VY, Filatov, YV & Shalymov, EV 2016, 'Passive ring resonator micro-optical gyroscopes', Quantum Electronics, Том. 46, № 5, стр. 437-446. https://doi.org/10.1070/QEL15932

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Venediktov, V. Y., Filatov, Y. V., & Shalymov, E. V. (2016). Passive ring resonator micro-optical gyroscopes. Quantum Electronics, 46(5), 437-446. https://doi.org/10.1070/QEL15932

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Venediktov VY, Filatov YV, Shalymov EV. Passive ring resonator micro-optical gyroscopes. Quantum Electronics. 2016;46(5):437-446. https://doi.org/10.1070/QEL15932

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Venediktov, V. Yu ; Filatov, Yu V. ; Shalymov, E. V. / Passive ring resonator micro-optical gyroscopes. в: Quantum Electronics. 2016 ; Том 46, № 5. стр. 437-446.

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