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    R. Coussement & T. P. Das

  2. Tata Institute, Tata, India

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  3. Technical University of München, Munchen, Germany

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Coussement, R., Das, T.P., Devare, H.G. et al. What may be the promising new directions of research in hyperfine interactions. Hyperfine Interact 26, 1077–1105 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02354652

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