Influencia de la temperatura en las medidas de irradiancia espectral

1. Gómez-Amo, J.L. /Estellés, V. /Marín, M.J. /Martínez-Lozano, J.A. /Utrillas, M.P. /Pedrós, R.
2. Victor Estellés Leal
3. M. J. Marín
4. José Antonio Martínez Lozano
5. María Pilar Utrillas Esteban
6. Roberto Pedrós

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