Question

Does anybody here have one of (or more) paper below

Answer 1

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Answer 2

are these IEEE papers ?

Answer 3

sciencedirect, IOP, and cambridge journal.,

Answer 4

well, i don't have any of these, but have an IEEE subscription, so i can download it if any of these is from IEEE...

Answer 5

ok, no problem, thank u for coming :)