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December 1, 1970Journal of Applied Physics

Use of Optical Spectra to Measure Large Electric Fields in a Hot-Ion Plasma

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FSF. R. ScottElectric Power Research InstituteRNR. V. NeidighOak Ridge National LaboratoryJMJ. Rand McNallyWolfram Research (United States)

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