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Disambiguation of "Testa, Bernard"

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A Cellular Automata Study of Constraints (Dissolvence) in a Percolating Many-Particle System.

, , , and . Entropy, 3 (2): 27-57 (2001)

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Univ. -Prof. Dr. Bernard Haasdonk University of Stuttgart

Marco Testa University of Stuttgart

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