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classification: Physical Sciences (computer sciences) & Social Sciences (social sciences
- classification: Physical Sciences (computer sciences) & Social Sciences (social sciences
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Colloquium Mixed-membership models of scientific publications
- classifications into physical sciences, biological sciences, social sciences, and further subtopic classifications
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Mixed Membership Models of Scientific Publications
- . These include broad field classifications into Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences, Social Sciences
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Constraining the Topology of the Universe
- , NJ 08544 & Glenn D. Starkman Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH Classification: Physical
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Simultaneous Velocimetry and Thermometry of Air Using Nonresonant . . .
- , nonresonant Light Scattering, laser-induced thermal acoustics, LITA Subject classification. Physical Sciences
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The Average Distances In Random Graphs With Given Expected Degrees
- Corresponding author: Fan Chung Classification: Physical Sciences, Mathematics The average
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Electrostatics of Nanosystems: Application to microtubules and the ribosome
- : Physical Sciences (Chemistry) and Biological Sciences (Biophysics) Manuscript information: 17 pages, 6
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Waves vs. particles in the atmospheres phase space: A pathway to long-range forecasting?
- Classification: Physical Sciences (Applied Mathematics and Geophysics) Corresponding author: Michael Ghil
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Global Curvature, Thickness and the Ideal Shapes of Knots
- Classification: Physical Sciences (Applied Mathematics/Biophysics) Manuscript Information: text pages (12
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Kostant Polynomials and the Cohomology Ring for G/B
- @(email omitted); Subject classification: Physical Sciences 1 Abstract The Schubert calculus for G=B can be completely
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