BREAKDOWN OF SPHERE AND SPHERE/PLANE GAPS STRESSED WITH D.C. VOLTAGE ; THE EFFECT OF "CONDITIONING"

E-ISSN： 0449-1947|40|C7|C7-425-C7-426

ISSN： 0449-1947

Source： Le Journal de Physique Colloques, Vol.40, Iss.C7, 1979-07, pp. : C7-425-C7-426

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