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Aliasing artifacts with the BLADE technique: Causes and effective suppression

To elucidate the causes of aliasing artifacts with the BLADE technique and clarify the effective suppression methods.

Satoru Morita | Eiko Ueno | Shinya Kojima | Masami Hirata | Hiroyuki Shinohara | Akiyoshi Komori | Shinya Kojima | M. Hirata | H. Shinohara | E. Ueno | S. Morita | A. Komori

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