Frequency dependence of MR relaxation times II. Iron oxides
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J A Frank | R A Brooks | C. Pierpaoli | J. Bulte | R. Brooks | J. Frank | J. Vymazal | C Pierpaoli | J Vymazal | J W Bulte | J. A. Frank
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