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Large magnetic entropy change in La (Fe, Co)~ 1~ 1~.~ 8~ 3Al~ 1~.~ 1~ 7

Hu et al., 2001

Document ID
17962158185212700557
Author
Hu F
Shen B
Sun J
Cheng Z
Publication year
Publication venue
PHYSICAL REVIEW-SERIES B-

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