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DAddario_advancedCryocoolers-Caltech-June2018.pptx File
de_Villiers_2018_06 ngVLA Workshop.pdf File
Baker_ngVLA_020.25.01.00.00-0001-REP.pdf File
Jones_NGVLA-Jun18.pptx File
Murphy_ngVLA-CIT-Jun18.pptx File
ngVLA_Update_Mani_Weinreb_06202018.pptx File
Jun_Shi_8_to_50_GHz_QRFH .pdf File
Selina_ngVLA-CaltechOptics-20180618.pdf File
Urbain_Caltech-ngVLA_optics_workshop_RefDesign_v2.pptx File
Srikanth05.pptx File
Weinreb_Forward1.pptx File
Weinreb_Objectives1.pptx File
Weinreb_RevisedDay2Program.pdf File
WeinrebDemoSysJun2018.pptx File
Veidt-NRC-ant-work-2018.pdf File
Akgiray_ngVLAWorkshop_June2018.pptx File
201806_Caltech_ngVLADemo.pdf File

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