Microwave magnetoelectric fields: An analytical study of topological characteristics
@article{Joffe2015MicrowaveMF, title={Microwave magnetoelectric fields: An analytical study of topological characteristics}, author={Roman Joffe and Reuven Shavit and Eugene O. Kamenetskii}, journal={Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials}, year={2015}, volume={392}, pages={6-21} }
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