The wide band spectrometer for the solar flare satellite SOLAR-A
Authors:
- Masato YoshimoriMYMasato Yoshimori
- Kiyoaki OkudairaKOKiyoaki Okudaira
- Yo HirasimaYHYo Hirasima
- Tomoki YanagimachiTYTomoki Yanagimachi
- Ichiro KondoIKIchiro Kondo
- Ken-Ichiro OhkiKOKen-Ichiro Ohki
- Tetsuya WatanabeTWTetsuya Watanabe
- Jun NishimuraJNJun Nishimura
- Takamasa YamagamiTYTakamasa Yamagami
- Toshio MurakamiTMToshio Murakami
- Masayuki ItoMIMasayuki Ito
- Atsumasa YoshidaAYAtsumasa Yoshida
- 1 February 1988
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment
- Vol. 264 (2-3) , 436-444
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