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Surface effects in an elastic solid with nanosized surface asperities. / Grekov, M.A.; Kostyrko, S.A.

в: International Journal of Solids and Structures, Том 96, 2016, стр. 153-161.

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Grekov, M.A. ; Kostyrko, S.A. / Surface effects in an elastic solid with nanosized surface asperities. в: International Journal of Solids and Structures. 2016 ; Том 96. стр. 153-161.

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