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DIAGONAL COMPLEXES FOR SURFACES OF FINITE TYPE AND SURFACES WITH INVOLUTION. / Panina, G.; Gordon, J.

в: St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal, Том 33, № 3, 01.01.2022, стр. 165-484.

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Panina, G & Gordon, J 2022, 'DIAGONAL COMPLEXES FOR SURFACES OF FINITE TYPE AND SURFACES WITH INVOLUTION', St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal, Том. 33, № 3, стр. 165-484. https://doi.org/10.1090/spmj/1709

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Panina G, Gordon J. DIAGONAL COMPLEXES FOR SURFACES OF FINITE TYPE AND SURFACES WITH INVOLUTION. St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal. 2022 Янв. 1;33(3):165-484. https://doi.org/10.1090/spmj/1709

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Panina, G. ; Gordon, J. / DIAGONAL COMPLEXES FOR SURFACES OF FINITE TYPE AND SURFACES WITH INVOLUTION. в: St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal. 2022 ; Том 33, № 3. стр. 165-484.

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