Direct measurement of vacancy relaxation by dilatometry

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Direct measurement of vacancy relaxation by dilatometry. / Kotzurek, Jaromir A.; Steyskal, Eva-Maria; Oberdorfer, Bernd et al.
In: Applied physics letters, Vol. 109.2016, No. 2, 021906, 14.07.2016.

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Kotzurek, JA, Steyskal, E-M, Oberdorfer, B, Hohenwarter, A, Pippan, R, Sprengel, W & Würschum, R 2016, 'Direct measurement of vacancy relaxation by dilatometry', Applied physics letters, vol. 109.2016, no. 2, 021906. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4958895

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Kotzurek, J. A., Steyskal, E.-M., Oberdorfer, B., Hohenwarter, A., Pippan, R., Sprengel, W., & Würschum, R. (2016). Direct measurement of vacancy relaxation by dilatometry. Applied physics letters, 109.2016(2), Article 021906. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4958895

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Kotzurek JA, Steyskal EM, Oberdorfer B, Hohenwarter A, Pippan R, Sprengel W et al. Direct measurement of vacancy relaxation by dilatometry. Applied physics letters. 2016 Jul 14;109.2016(2):021906. doi: 10.1063/1.4958895

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Kotzurek, Jaromir A. ; Steyskal, Eva-Maria ; Oberdorfer, Bernd et al. / Direct measurement of vacancy relaxation by dilatometry. In: Applied physics letters. 2016 ; Vol. 109.2016, No. 2.

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