Surface Reactivity Control of a Borosilicate Glass Using Thermal Poling
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Kathleen Richardson | Thierry Cardinal | Evelyne Fargin | Antoine Lepicard | Vincent Rodriguez | K. Richardson | M. Dussauze | E. Fargin | T. Cardinal | V. Rodriguez | Marc Dussauze | F. Adamietz | Frédéric Adamietz | Antoine Lepicard
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