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Journal of Scientific Research and Development x (x): xx-xx, 2015
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ISSN 1115-7569
2014 JSRAD
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5.3. Footnotes R. B. G. thanks. Put pp. 529551, April

applicable sponsor 1955. (references)
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(1987 ). Electron
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magneto-optical
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media and plastic
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substrate interface.
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IEEE Transl. J.
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Magn. Japan, vol. 2,
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pp. 740741
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[Digests 9th Annual
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Conf. Magnetics
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Japan, p. 301,
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1982].
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Acknowledgment G. Eason, B. Noble, and

I. N. Sneddon
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