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Theory of potential scattering, taking into account spatial anisotropy. / Deich, V. G.; Korotyaev, E. L.; Yafaev, D. R.

в: Journal of Soviet Mathematics, Том 34, № 6, 09.1986, стр. 2040-2050.

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Deich, VG, Korotyaev, EL & Yafaev, DR 1986, 'Theory of potential scattering, taking into account spatial anisotropy', Journal of Soviet Mathematics, Том. 34, № 6, стр. 2040-2050. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01741578

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Deich, V. G. ; Korotyaev, E. L. ; Yafaev, D. R. / Theory of potential scattering, taking into account spatial anisotropy. в: Journal of Soviet Mathematics. 1986 ; Том 34, № 6. стр. 2040-2050.

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