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New criterion for in situ , quick discrimination between traditionally maintained and artificially restored Japanese swords (katanas) by XRF spectroscopy
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  • 1996Further results from PIXE analysis of inks in Galileo's notes on motion67 cited
  • 1995Galileo's writings: chronology by PIXE54 cited
  • 2007Advantages of scanning-mode ion beam analysis for the study of Cultural Heritage43 cited
  • 2011Ancient and historic steel in Japan, India and Europe, a non-invasive comparative study using thermal neutron diffraction36 cited
  • 1987The Craft of the Japanese Sword33 cited
  • 2010Non Destructive Characterization of Phase Distribution and Residual Strain/Stress Map of Two Ancient (Koto) Age Japanese Swords9 cited

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