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Untersuchung atomarer Fehlstellen in verformtem und abgeschrecktem Silber

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Published1962
Citations36
References21

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1960 • 968 citations

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1956 • 276 citations

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1958 • 251 citations

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1960 • 198 citations

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1956 • 146 citations

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1955 • 104 citations

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1950 • 83 citations

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1962 • 64 citations

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1952 • 58 citations

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1952 • 53 citations

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1962 • 53 citations

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1961 • 45 citations

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1960 • 38 citations

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1961 • 28 citations

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1961 • 28 citations

Annealing spectrum of cold-worked silver

1961 • 22 citations

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1933 • 22 citations

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