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• (1972)

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• (1972)

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• (1975)

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• (1993)
This is a report of a series of measurements made on the doping effects in reduced oxygen content YBa2Cu3O7-x. The two most remarkable findings are: 1) there is a rapid decrease of the amplitude of the heat capacity anomaly ...

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• (2006)
We study the spectrum of quasiperiodic structures by using quasiperiodic pulse trains. We find a single sharp diffraction peak when the dynamics of the incident wave matches the arrangement of the scatterers, that is, ...

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• (1970)
The application of the double Laplace transform (Laplace transformation in both space and time) to the solution of systems of linear, homogenous, hyperbolic, partial differential equations with real, constant coefficients ...

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• (1953)

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• (1945)

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• (1961)

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• (1995)
This thesis describes calculations done in 3-D Short-Range Random Valence Bond theory. After reviewing the background of SRRVB and how it can be derived, I cover the technique of dual mappings, with a particular emphasis ...

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• (1974)

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• (1974)

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• (1973)

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• (1973-06)

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• (1983)

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• (2002)
One of the reasons why the Monte Carlo results do not accurately reproduce the dynamic exponent of the system is that a key assumption is found not to hold true. Equating Monte Carlo time to real time is believed to reproduce ...

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• (1966)
Measurements of the dynamic polarization of protons by the solid state effect ("ef£et solide") have been made at liquid helium temperatures on single crystals of erbium-doped and neodymium-doped yttrium ethyl sulphate ...

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• (1966)

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• (2000)
Results are presented for the model calculations of hydrogen and helium atoms using a general three-dimensional bare Coulomb potential, as well as a three-dimensional quantum dot.

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