Powder Neutron Diffraction Using Nano-Polycrystalline Diamond as Opposed Anvils
Takuo Okuchi(Kyoto University), Tetsuo Irifune(Ehime University), Toyotaka Osakabe(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Takayoshi Ito(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Y Ohno(Gifu University), Hiroshi Arima(Nagoya University), Kazuki Komatsu(The University of Tokyo), Jun Abe(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Asami Sano‐Furukawa(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Takanori Hattori(Musashi University), Stefanus Harjo(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Kazuya Aizawa(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Wataru Utsumi(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Shigeo Sasaki(Gifu University), Hiroyuki Kagi(The University of Tokyo)
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