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Application of the second derivative of the Kubelka–Munk function to the semiquantitative analysis of Roman paintings
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  • 2001Roman wall paintings characterization from Cripta del Museo and Alcazaba in Mérida (Spain): chromatic, energy dispersive X-ray flurescence spectroscopic, X-ray diffraction and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopic analysis60 cited

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  • 2016Estimation of semiconductor-like pigment concentrations in paint mixtures and their differentiation from paint layers using first-derivative reflectance spectra11 cited
  • 2018Simulating the composition and structuration of coloring layers in historical painting from non-invasive spectral reflectance measurements11 cited

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