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Nanostructure Formation on a Surface of 6H-SiC by Laser Radiation

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 433-436)

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595-598

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September 2003

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Arthur Medvid, L. Fedorenko, Petr M. Lytvyn, N. Yusupov

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6H-SiC, N2 Laser, Nano-Hills, Thermogradient Effect

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