Magnetostructural phase transitions and large magnetic entropy changes in Ag-doped Mn_1−xAg_xCoGe intermetallic compounds
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D. Mazumdar | A. Aryal | S. Pandey | I. Dubenko | S. Stadler | N. Ali
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