journal article·2022-09

Temperature and polarization dependence of radiation-induced attenuation in pure-silica-core PANDA optical fiber

P.F. Kashaykin, E.A. Pospelova, Yu.O. Sharonova, O.L. Vokhmyanina, I.S. Azanova, A.L. Tomashuk

Optical Materials· Volume 131
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