NASA NTRS · 19670030860
Literature review on kinetics of defect production and migration, and defects in diamond-type lattice, particularly silicon
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Sokoloski, M. M.. 1967-11-01. Structure and kinetics of defects in silicon. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19670030860
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