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Spectroscopic study of the afterglows of N2 and (N2 + O2) in the vacuum region

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Published1959
Citations40
References17

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1956 • 188 citations

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1955 • 180 citations

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1950 • 174 citations

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1952 • 89 citations

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1957 • 72 citations

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1954 • 66 citations

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1951 • 45 citations

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1956 • 45 citations

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1955 • 40 citations

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1955 • 39 citations

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1954 • 27 citations

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1957 • 24 citations

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1953 • 20 citations

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1957 • 16 citations

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1953 • 16 citations

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