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On the dirichlet problem with several volume constraints on the level sets. / Stepanov, Eugene; Tilli, Paolo.

In: Royal Society of Edinburgh - Proceedings A, Vol. 132, No. 2, 01.12.2002, p. 437-461.

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Stepanov, E & Tilli, P 2002, 'On the dirichlet problem with several volume constraints on the level sets', Royal Society of Edinburgh - Proceedings A, vol. 132, no. 2, pp. 437-461.

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Stepanov, E., & Tilli, P. (2002). On the dirichlet problem with several volume constraints on the level sets. Royal Society of Edinburgh - Proceedings A, 132(2), 437-461.

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Stepanov E, Tilli P. On the dirichlet problem with several volume constraints on the level sets. Royal Society of Edinburgh - Proceedings A. 2002 Dec 1;132(2):437-461.

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Stepanov, Eugene ; Tilli, Paolo. / On the dirichlet problem with several volume constraints on the level sets. In: Royal Society of Edinburgh - Proceedings A. 2002 ; Vol. 132, No. 2. pp. 437-461.

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