- ... calculations1.1
- This argument was originally
developed in collaboration with Dr. Timothy Edward Gallivan.
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- ... order1.2
- These calculations were
developed in collaboration with Dr. André Cavalcanti Rocha
Martins.
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- ... conditions2.1
- For a more complete understanding of the rest of this
section it is useful, although not completely essential, to have some
knowledge of the simulation techniques and some experience with
stochastic simulations. This subject will be examined in detail in
another volume of this series of books.
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- ... lattice3.1
- These arguments were developed in discussions with
Dr. Timothy E. Gallivan and with Prof. Henrique Fleming.
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- ... phase3.2
- Note: the answer to this problem is
currently unknown.
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- ... calculations3.3
- Note: the answer to this last question is
currently unknown.
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