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Stepwise propagation of a guided streamer along a DBD helium plasma jet fed by biased oscillating voltage. / Pinchuk, M. E.; Stepanova, O. M.; Astafiev, A. M.; Lazukin, A. V.; Chen, Zhaoquan.

в: Applied Physics Letters, Том 114, № 19, 194103, 13.05.2019.

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Pinchuk, ME, Stepanova, OM, Astafiev, AM, Lazukin, AV & Chen, Z 2019, 'Stepwise propagation of a guided streamer along a DBD helium plasma jet fed by biased oscillating voltage', Applied Physics Letters, Том. 114, № 19, 194103. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5099968

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Pinchuk, M. E., Stepanova, O. M., Astafiev, A. M., Lazukin, A. V., & Chen, Z. (2019). Stepwise propagation of a guided streamer along a DBD helium plasma jet fed by biased oscillating voltage. Applied Physics Letters, 114(19), [194103]. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5099968

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Pinchuk ME, Stepanova OM, Astafiev AM, Lazukin AV, Chen Z. Stepwise propagation of a guided streamer along a DBD helium plasma jet fed by biased oscillating voltage. Applied Physics Letters. 2019 Май 13;114(19). 194103. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5099968

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Pinchuk, M. E. ; Stepanova, O. M. ; Astafiev, A. M. ; Lazukin, A. V. ; Chen, Zhaoquan. / Stepwise propagation of a guided streamer along a DBD helium plasma jet fed by biased oscillating voltage. в: Applied Physics Letters. 2019 ; Том 114, № 19.

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