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of exceptional subspaces).
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reactions. However, this demands techniques that are suited
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nonzero TH value at time zero (0 h of annealing).
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plane. Indeed, TH increases in proportion with the
total concentration of nfeAFP8, as can be seen in
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of a higher TH value at the slower cooling rate, it may
be concluded that the timeof annealing is an essential
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electron collisions
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pends a great deal on the collisionality of the electrons.
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participants in the Gaseous Electronics Conference
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electrons-ion collisions can be treated
like electron-neutral collisions, but
with a different collision frequency.
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