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Kallin, Catherine (2012) Chiral p-wave order in Sr2RuO4. Reports on Progress in Physics, 75 (4). 42501pp. doi:10.1088/0034-4885/75/4/042501

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TitleChiral p-wave order in Sr2RuO4
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AuthorsKallin, CatherineAuthor
Year2012 (April 1)Volume75
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PublisherIOP Publishing
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