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9 Feb 2004: 5H1 2(H0U1)′=0, (24)3U1 H ′1 H ′0ϕ1. 1. 2H0ϕ. ′1=0, (25)ϕ1=2720. ... 4y2)], (38). and then subsequent substitution into (24) yields a second-order differential equation forH1(y), namely(1.

13 Nov 2004: Proof. (i) Setting B = A and C = f (A) in Corollary 24, and noting that. ... 2edges. 24. Let B = {i : at least 4n pairs are joined in Gi}.

20 Jul 2004: The motorway has 3 lanes in each direction, of which 2 were assumed closed between 0:00-6:00 and 19:00-24:00, and one from 6:00-16:00, ... 5. 0 5 10 15 20 24. -4.5. -4. -3.5. -3.

9 Mar 2004: H.) 3–24 (Springer, Berlin, 1990). 5. Nakada, S., Shimizu, H. & Ohta, K.

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4 Aug 2004: C.; Smith, J. V.Can. Mineral. 1986, 24, 643-648.Hawthorne, F. C.; Smith, J. ... Göttingen, 1985; Vol. 1172, pp 56-72. (24) Delgado Friedrichs, O.Discret. Comput.

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23 Apr 2004: Fibres (and platelets, although they are less well studied) are used in compositematerials because a small volume fraction can have a large effect on the properties(see chapter 24 by Shaqfeh). ... Shaqfeh describes in chapter 24 how fibres can have avery

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