High-performance Fe(Se,Te) films on chemical CeO2-based buffer layers
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G. Celentano | V. Braccini | M. Putti | A. Augieri | A. Vannozzi | A. Rufoloni | A. Meledin | A. Mancini | A. Martinelli | Nicola Manca | L. Piperno | A. Masi | M. Meinero | M. Cialone | M. Iebole
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