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\Title {Commissioning of the Front-End Electronics of the LHCb Scintillating Fibre Tracker}
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\Author {Daniel Alexander Berninghoff}
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\Copyright {Copyright \copyright\ 2022 "Daniel Alexander Berninghoff"}
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\Keywords {lhcb\sep
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scifi\sep
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particle physics\sep
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particle detector\sep
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tracking\sep
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scintillating fibres}
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