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Magnetic Materials:

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Magnetic Materials:

Magnetic Materials:

Microstructure and Properties
Volume 232:
Takao Suzuki, IBM Almaden Research Center, New York
Yutaka Sugita, Hitachi Research Laboratory, Hitachi, Ibaraki
Bruce Clemens, Stanford University, California
Kazuhiro Ouchi, Tohoku University, Japan
David Laughlin, Carnegie Mellon University, Pennsylvania
September 1991
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    9781558991262
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    • Takao Suzuki , IBM Almaden Research Center, New York
    • Yutaka Sugita , Hitachi Research Laboratory, Hitachi, Ibaraki
    • Bruce Clemens , Stanford University, California
    • Kazuhiro Ouchi , Tohoku University, Japan
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