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Критическая температура сверхпроводящих плёнок алюминия

Гл. 2. С. 10–14.
Sedov E., Arutyunov K., Zavyalov V., Konstantinidis G., Stavrinidis G., Stavrinidis A., Adikemenakis A., Vasiliadis I., Kehagias T., Dimitrakopulos G., Komninu P.
Language: Russian
Keywords: квантовые размерные эффекты
Publication based on the results of:
Квантовые эффекты в низкоразмерных гибридных наноструктурах (2022)

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Современные физика, математика, цифровые и нанотехнологии в науке и образовании
Башкирский государственный педагогический университет им. М. Акмуллы, 2022.
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