Photorefractive response of CdTe: V under ac electric field from 1 to 1.5 μm
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Philippe Delaye | Gérald Roosen | G. Roosen | P. Delaye | Y. Belaud | J. Launay | Jean-Claude Launay | Yves Belaud
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