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Motion of a liquid zone in a silicon crystal in response to mutually perpendicular temperature and electrical gradients

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Lozovskii, V.N., Popov, V.P. & Darovskii, N.I. Motion of a liquid zone in a silicon crystal in response to mutually perpendicular temperature and electrical gradients. Soviet Physics Journal 11, 75 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00816572

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