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Characterization and Reduction of Interactive Forces Among Magnetically Driven Arcs

Takeo YAMAMOTO    
Ikumi KUNO    
Koichi TAKEDA    
Takehiko TOH    
Jun TANAKA    
Ken-ichi YAMAMOTO and Sunao TAKEUCHI    

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