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Targeting capillary leak in experimental sepsis and endotoxemia: a systematic review of therapeutic agents, methods and models in animal studies. [PDF]
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
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Saptarshi P. Ghosh, Jaideep Roy
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Saptarshi P. Ghosh, Jaideep Roy
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Physical Review E, 2007
Billiards are idealizations for systems where particles or waves are confined to cavities, or to other homogeneous regions. In billiard systems a point particle moves freely except for specular reflections from rigid walls. However, billiard walls are not always completely reflective and measurements inside can also open the billiard.
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Billiards are idealizations for systems where particles or waves are confined to cavities, or to other homogeneous regions. In billiard systems a point particle moves freely except for specular reflections from rigid walls. However, billiard walls are not always completely reflective and measurements inside can also open the billiard.
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Communications of the ACM, 2013
Side channels give out information that can be used to crack secrets, but researchers are identifying the holes and trying to close them.
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Side channels give out information that can be used to crack secrets, but researchers are identifying the holes and trying to close them.
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2008
This paper proposes a novel method to simulate the flow of the fluids passing through the boundary, which has not been studied in the previous works. The proposed method requires no significant modification of the existing simulation techniques.
Kiwon Um, JungHyun Han
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This paper proposes a novel method to simulate the flow of the fluids passing through the boundary, which has not been studied in the previous works. The proposed method requires no significant modification of the existing simulation techniques.
Kiwon Um, JungHyun Han
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