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English: Diffraction of radiations by atoms : interference of wave that are elastically scattered
Français : Diffraction de rayonnement par les atomes : interférence des ondes diffusées élastiquement.
Date 24 December 2004
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Author Christophe Dang Ngoc Chan ( cdang)
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