GAMM Rundbrief 2002/Heft 2
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Neue Bücher und Zeitschriften 101<br />
- Hoffmann K.H.:<br />
Recent Developments in Finite Time Thermodynamics<br />
- Krawietz A.:<br />
The Statics of Fluid Films with Bending Stiffness<br />
- Rosati L. /Valoroso N.:<br />
Evaluation of Conjugate Stresses to Seth's Strain Tensors<br />
- Slawianowsk J.J.i:<br />
Group Theoretic Approach to Internal and Collective Degrees of Freedom in Mechanics<br />
and Field Theory<br />
- Rezensionen<br />
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