NEW RESULTS OBTAINED BY ELECTRON DIFFRACTION ON THE ONE-DIMENSIONAL CONDUCTORS TaS3 AND NbS3
J. Phys. Colloques, 44 C3 (1983) C3-1725-C3-1728
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