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Avetyan, K. T., Levonyan, L. V., Arakelyan, M. M., Semerjian, H. S., Grigoryan, P. A., Hovhannisyan, G. M. (2009) The features of identifying lines in a diffraction image formed by a widely divergent X-ray beam. Crystallography Reports, 54 (3) 386-390 doi:10.1134/s1063774509030043

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TitleThe features of identifying lines in a diffraction image formed by a widely divergent X-ray beam
JournalCrystallography Reports
AuthorsAvetyan, K. T.Author
Levonyan, L. V.Author
Arakelyan, M. M.Author
Semerjian, H. S.Author
Grigoryan, P. A.Author
Hovhannisyan, G. M.Author
Year2009 (May)Volume54
Issue3
PublisherPleiades Publishing Ltd
DOIdoi:10.1134/s1063774509030043Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceAvetyan, K. T., Levonyan, L. V., Arakelyan, M. M., Semerjian, H. S., Grigoryan, P. A., Hovhannisyan, G. M. (2009) The features of identifying lines in a diffraction image formed by a widely divergent X-ray beam. Crystallography Reports, 54 (3) 386-390 doi:10.1134/s1063774509030043
Plain TextAvetyan, K. T., Levonyan, L. V., Arakelyan, M. M., Semerjian, H. S., Grigoryan, P. A., Hovhannisyan, G. M. (2009) The features of identifying lines in a diffraction image formed by a widely divergent X-ray beam. Crystallography Reports, 54 (3) 386-390 doi:10.1134/s1063774509030043
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