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Disambiguation of "Ozawa, Ryuta"

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Analysis, Classification, and Design of Tendon-Driven Mechanisms.

, , and . IEEE Trans. Robotics, 30 (2): 396-410 (2014)

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Akira Ozawa

Frequency combs in the extreme ultraviolet. Uni München, (2009)

Yukio Ozawa

Ryuta Arisaka

Kazuko Ozawa

 

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