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Mechanical and electrical properties of copper oxide thin films formed by thermal oxidation

Morgan Rusinowicz, Fabien Volpi, Guillaume Parry, Chaymaa Boujrouf, Thomas Bernard, Marc Verdier, Muriel Braccini

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