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Dhez, P. (1990) X and X-UV multilayered optics: principles, fabrication methods, tests and applications. Annales de Physique, 15 (6) 493-527 doi:10.1051/anphys:01990001506049300

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TitleX and X-UV multilayered optics: principles, fabrication methods, tests and applications
JournalAnnales de Physique
AuthorsDhez, P.Author
Year1990Volume15
Issue6
PublisherEDP Sciences
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