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Transfer of resonance radiation in an infinite isotropically expanding medium. / Grachev, S. I.

в: Astrophysics, Том 14, № 1, 01.1978, стр. 63-69.

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Grachev, S. I. / Transfer of resonance radiation in an infinite isotropically expanding medium. в: Astrophysics. 1978 ; Том 14, № 1. стр. 63-69.

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