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25 Mar 2009: finite element study. Int. J. Mech. Sci. 41(1): 85-105. [5] Chen C, Lu TJ, Fleck NA (2001) Effect of inclusions and holes on the stiff-. ... Acta Mater. 49(15): 2975-2979. [9] Chen C, Lu TJ, Fleck NA (1999) Effect of imperfections on the yielding of

21 Jul 2009: http://journals.cambridge.org Downloaded: 21 Jul 2009 IP address: 131.111.16.227. 3. Fluid Mech. (1993), vol. 256, pp. 3 4 3 4 0 1 Copyright @ 1993 Cambridge University Press. 343. Nonlinear drift interactions between fluctuating colloidal particles:

13 Jul 2009: 7’ = 7-- 70 - crm,. when C,[TJ] > 1. (5). ... 771e = [VIU %Jrll). (9) Taking as an example 0.5% master solution of Polyox with [TJ] = 2000 cm3/ gram and q. =

16 Oct 2009: GENERICITY OF GEODESIC FLOWS WITH POSITIVETOPOLOGICAL ENTROPY ON S2. GONZALO CONTRERAS-BARANDIARÁN AND GABRIEL P. PATERNAIN. Abstract. We show that the set of C riemannian metrics on S2 or RP 2 whose geodesicflow has positive topological entropy

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4 Aug 2009: Analysis I. Prof. T. W. Körner. Lent 2003. Contents. 1 Why do we bother? 2. 2 The axiom of Archimedes 3. 3 Series and sums 6. 4 Least upper bounds 10. 5 Continuity 14. 6 Differentiation 18. 7 The mean value theorem 22. 8 Complex variable 27. 9

31 Jul 2009: Define cj, sj C(Tn) by. sj(t) = sin tj, cj(t) = cos tj [1 j n].

8 May 2009: BioMed CentralBMC Biology. ss. Open AcceResearch articleEvolution and diversity of Rickettsia bacteriaLucy A Weinert1, John H Werren2, Alexandre Aebi3, Graham N Stone1 and Francis M Jiggins1. Address: 1Institute of Evolutionary Biology, University

30 Oct 2009: Quantifying Adaptive Evolution in the DrosophilaImmune SystemDarren J. Obbard1, John J. Welch1, Kang-Wook Kim1,2, Francis M. Jiggins3. 1 Institute of Evolutionary Biology, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 2 Department of Animal

13 Jul 2009: With a streamfunction tj = r1 “f(0), th’ is no-slip boundary condition gives f(0) =f’(O) = 0.