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Suppression of Instabilities in a Plasma Voltage Stabilizer. / Mustafaev, Alexander; Grabovskiy, Artem; Sukhomlinov, Vladimir.

в: Applied Sciences (Switzerland), Том 12, № 8, 3915, 13.04.2022.

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Mustafaev, A, Grabovskiy, A & Sukhomlinov, V 2022, 'Suppression of Instabilities in a Plasma Voltage Stabilizer', Applied Sciences (Switzerland), Том. 12, № 8, 3915. https://doi.org/10.3390/app12083915

APA

Mustafaev, A., Grabovskiy, A., & Sukhomlinov, V. (2022). Suppression of Instabilities in a Plasma Voltage Stabilizer. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 12(8), [3915]. https://doi.org/10.3390/app12083915

Vancouver

Mustafaev A, Grabovskiy A, Sukhomlinov V. Suppression of Instabilities in a Plasma Voltage Stabilizer. Applied Sciences (Switzerland). 2022 Апр. 13;12(8). 3915. https://doi.org/10.3390/app12083915

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Mustafaev, Alexander ; Grabovskiy, Artem ; Sukhomlinov, Vladimir. / Suppression of Instabilities in a Plasma Voltage Stabilizer. в: Applied Sciences (Switzerland). 2022 ; Том 12, № 8.

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