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The General Theory of Reproducible and Quasi-Reproducible Experiments | SpringerLink
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How to find the solution to the differential equation [math]\cos(x) \dfrac {\mathrm dy} {\mathrm dx} +\sin(x) y = 2\cos^3(x) \sin(x) - 1, y (\frac {\pi} {4}) = 3 \sqrt 2. - Quora
Computer-assisted proofs in PDE: a survey | SpringerLink
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Melting of nano‐enhanced phase change material in a cavity heated sinusoidal from below: Numerical study using lattice Boltzmann method - Laouer - - Heat Transfer - Wiley Online Library
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On the Scattering of Waves inside Charged Spherically Symmetric Black Holes | SpringerLink
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Melting of nano‐enhanced phase change material in a cavity heated sinusoidal from below: Numerical study using lattice Boltzmann method - Laouer - - Heat Transfer - Wiley Online Library
Compact High Order Accurate Schemes for the Three Dimensional Wave Equation | SpringerLink
Path integral Brownian chain molecular dynamics: A simple approximation of quantum vibrational dynamics - Shiga - Journal of Computational Chemistry - Wiley Online Library
How to find the solution to the differential equation [math]\cos(x) \dfrac {\mathrm dy} {\mathrm dx} +\sin(x) y = 2\cos^3(x) \sin(x) - 1, y (\frac {\pi} {4}) = 3 \sqrt 2. - Quora
Manifestations of Chaos in Quantum Scattering Processes | SpringerLink