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(1964) The two-dimensional problem of obtaining a true indication of brightness from the measured smoothed brightness. Planetary and Space Science, 12 (12) 1203 doi:10.1016/0032-0633(64)90169-2

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TitleThe two-dimensional problem of obtaining a true indication of brightness from the measured smoothed brightness
JournalPlanetary and Space Science
Year1964 (December)Volume12
Issue12
PublisherElsevier BV
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In(1964, December) Planetary and Space Science Vol. 12 (12) Elsevier BV

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