Contribution of low-energy (≪ 10 MeV) neutrons to upset rate in a 65 nm SRAM
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Robert C. Baumann | Ronald D. Schrimpf | Robert A. Reed | Brian D. Sierawski | Robert A. Weller | Kevin M. Warren | Marcus M. Mendenhall | Vivian Zhu
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