A Terresterial Investigation of Material Degradation Mechanisms in Silicon Solar Cells, which Returned from MIR Space Station after Ten Years Exploitation

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May 2002

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Space Power, Proceedings of the Sixth European Conference held 6-10 May, 2002 in Porto, Portugal. Edited by A. Wilson. Europea

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