Fate of a two-dimensional bubble(Poster session 2, New Frontiers in Colloidal Physics : A Bridge between Micro- and Macroscopic Concepts in Soft Matter)
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- 2007-10-20
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Soft matter, Session (web analytics), Bridge (graph theory), Bubble, Physics
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