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Our new superconducting magnet for the PETER project by Cryogenic Ltd. at maximum field of 12 T.
Our new superconducting magnet for the PETER project by Cryogenic Ltd. at maximum field of 12 T.
October 21, 2019 / van Slageren Group, IPC
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