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Defect structure of glasses
Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids · 1985 · Vol. 73(1-3) · pp. 51–77
David L. Griscom✉(United States Naval Research Laboratory)
Glass properties and applicationsSurface Roughness and Optical MeasurementsLuminescence Properties of Advanced MaterialsContext (archaeology)Electron paramagnetic resonanceSiliconSilicon dioxideMaterials scienceSilica glassEngineering physicsOpticsPhysicsOptoelectronics
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