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Yasuyuki Shimura(The University of Tokyo), Satoru Nakatsuji(Canadian Institute for Advanced Research), Akito Sakai(The University of Tokyo), Daniel Rhodes(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Qiong Zhou(Florida State University), Wenkai Zheng(Florida State University), Luis Balicas(Florida State University), Masaki Tsujimoto(The University of Tokyo), Bin Zeng(Florida State University), Toshiro Sakakibara(Institute for Solid State Physics and Optics), Rico Schönemann(Florida State University), Qiu Zhang(Florida State University), Koji Araki(National Defense Academy of Japan), Y. Matsumoto(Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research)
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