Charge-state Distribution
Charge-State Distribution is a quantitative construct that specifies the relative abundances of ions in different charge states within a plasma or ion beam, distinguishing it from other ion distribution measures by focusing exclusively on the statistical representation of ionization stages.
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Logical devices implemented using quantum cellular automata
P. Douglas Tougaw, Craig S. Lent · Journal of Applied Physics · 1994 · 1.3K citations
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