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An introduction to spatial dispersion: revisiting the basic concepts

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An introduction to spatial dispersion: revisiting the basic concepts. / Kinsler, Paul.
In: arXiv, 25.03.2019.

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Kinsler, P 2019, 'An introduction to spatial dispersion: revisiting the basic concepts', arXiv.

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Kinsler, P. (2019). An introduction to spatial dispersion: revisiting the basic concepts. Unpublished.

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Kinsler P. An introduction to spatial dispersion: revisiting the basic concepts. arXiv. 2019 Mar 25.

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Kinsler, Paul. / An introduction to spatial dispersion : revisiting the basic concepts. In: arXiv. 2019.

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