Energy-resolved neutron SEU measurements from 22 to 160 MeV
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P. Dyreklev | Jan Blomgren | B. Granbom | N. Olsson | K. Johansson | N. Olsson | J. Blomgren | P. Renberg | P. Dyreklev | B. Granbom | K. Johansson | Per-Ulf Renberg
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