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Evaluation of possible nuclear magnetic resonance diagnostic techniques for tokamak experiments

Zweben    
S. J. Kornack    
T. W. Majeski    
D. Schilling    
G. Skinner    
C. H. Wilson    
R. Kuzma    
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