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A new AMS facility in Caserta/Italy

Terrasi et al., 2007

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32374423210937674
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Terrasi F
Rogalla D
De Cesare N
D’Onofrio A
Lubritto C
Marzaioli F
Passariello I
Rubino M
Sabbarese C
Casa G
Palmieri A
Gialanella L
Imbriani G
Roca V
Romano M
Sundquist M
Loger R
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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms

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A new AMS system has been installed at Center for Isotopic Research on Cultural and Environmental Heritage (CIRCE) in Caserta/Italy. It was built by National Electrostatics Corp. Middleton, WI/USA, and arrived at CIRCE in the middle of January 2005; the installation and …
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