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Analytic Spin Precession Simulator

By Jing Xu¹, Ian Appelbaum¹

1. University of Delaware

Simulate spin precession effect in pure silicon

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Version 1.101 - published on 20 Oct 2014

doi:10.4231/D3SF2MC78 cite this

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