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Bright and dark vector rogue waves.

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Vitaliy Kalashnikov

Oligopolistic models of electricity markets in Europe (Germany), analysis of market imperfections, and impacts of liberalization. HU Berlin, (2009)

Vladimir Dyakonov

Vladimir Spokoiny

Vladimir Milutinovi

Vladimir Borisov

 

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