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Coherent optical frequency-domain reflectometer based on a fibre laser with frequency self-scanning. / Tkachenko, A. Yu; Lobach, I. A.; Kablukov, S.

в: Quantum Electronics, Том 49, № 12, 1121, 21.10.2019, стр. 1121-1126.

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Tkachenko, AY, Lobach, IA & Kablukov, S 2019, 'Coherent optical frequency-domain reflectometer based on a fibre laser with frequency self-scanning', Quantum Electronics, Том. 49, № 12, 1121, стр. 1121-1126. https://doi.org/10.1070/QEL17165

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Tkachenko AY, Lobach IA, Kablukov S. Coherent optical frequency-domain reflectometer based on a fibre laser with frequency self-scanning. Quantum Electronics. 2019 окт. 21;49(12):1121-1126. 1121. doi: 10.1070/QEL17165

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Tkachenko, A. Yu ; Lobach, I. A. ; Kablukov, S. / Coherent optical frequency-domain reflectometer based on a fibre laser with frequency self-scanning. в: Quantum Electronics. 2019 ; Том 49, № 12. стр. 1121-1126.

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