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    Ferracin P, Caspi S, Felice H, Leitner D, Lyneis CM, Prestemon S, Sabbi GL, Todd DS.
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  • 55. A mode converter to generate a Gaussian-like mode for injection into the VENUS electron cyclotron resonance ion source.
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    Waldmann O, Ludewigt B.
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