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Role of nonlocal effects in the formation of the electron energy distribution in molecular nitrogen afterglow plasmas. / Korotkov, A. I.; Kudryavtsev, A. A.; Khromov, N. A.

в: Technical Physics, Том 41, № 10, 01.10.1996, стр. 1020-1024.

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Harvard

Korotkov, AI, Kudryavtsev, AA & Khromov, NA 1996, 'Role of nonlocal effects in the formation of the electron energy distribution in molecular nitrogen afterglow plasmas', Technical Physics, Том. 41, № 10, стр. 1020-1024.

APA

Korotkov, A. I., Kudryavtsev, A. A., & Khromov, N. A. (1996). Role of nonlocal effects in the formation of the electron energy distribution in molecular nitrogen afterglow plasmas. Technical Physics, 41(10), 1020-1024.

Vancouver

Korotkov AI, Kudryavtsev AA, Khromov NA. Role of nonlocal effects in the formation of the electron energy distribution in molecular nitrogen afterglow plasmas. Technical Physics. 1996 Окт. 1;41(10):1020-1024.

Author

Korotkov, A. I. ; Kudryavtsev, A. A. ; Khromov, N. A. / Role of nonlocal effects in the formation of the electron energy distribution in molecular nitrogen afterglow plasmas. в: Technical Physics. 1996 ; Том 41, № 10. стр. 1020-1024.

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