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Influence of dispersion on cross flows in gas mechanics. / Prozorova, Evelina V.

в: Materials Physics and Mechanics, Том 9, № 2, 2010, стр. 105-110.

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Prozorova, EV 2010, 'Influence of dispersion on cross flows in gas mechanics', Materials Physics and Mechanics, Том. 9, № 2, стр. 105-110.

APA

Prozorova, E. V. (2010). Influence of dispersion on cross flows in gas mechanics. Materials Physics and Mechanics, 9(2), 105-110.

Vancouver

Prozorova EV. Influence of dispersion on cross flows in gas mechanics. Materials Physics and Mechanics. 2010;9(2):105-110.

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Prozorova, Evelina V. / Influence of dispersion on cross flows in gas mechanics. в: Materials Physics and Mechanics. 2010 ; Том 9, № 2. стр. 105-110.

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