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Conference Paper

Author
Kovitya, P.; Lowke, J. J.; Stokes, A. D.
Title
Theory of ablation stabilised arcs
In
Electrical Energy Conference: Australian Research, Canberra, May 10-12, 1978
Imprint
1978, pp. 220-224
Description

[This paper was awarded the John Madsen Medal 1978]

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  • Kovitya, P.; Lowke, J. J.; Stokes, A. D., 'Theory of ablation stabilised arcs', Electrical Engineering Transactions, EE14 (2) (1978), 37-41. Details

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  • Henderson, Robin, 'Colleges', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 51 (6) (1979), 55. Details

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