Broadband gain in poly(3hexylthiophene)phenylC61butyricacidmethyl
Physical Review Letters - Volume 62 Issue 16. Volume 62, issue 22 29 may 1989. Two theorems on the hubbard model (physical review letters (1989) 62, 16, (1927))'.
Broadband gain in poly(3hexylthiophene)phenylC61butyricacidmethyl
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