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Current-dipole detection of microscale metal defects
An effective electric current dipole provides a compact description of localized current disturbances and has been employed across a broad range of physical systems and length scales. Despite its extensive use in macroscopic systems, its applicability to microscale material diagnostics remains unexp
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