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Disambiguation of "Benoit, David"

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Macroscopic Limit of a One-Dimensional Model for Aging Fluids.

, , and . Multiscale Model. Simul., 12 (3): 1335-1378 (2014)

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David Benoit

Benoît Cordonnier

Non-Newtonian effects in silicate liquids and crystal bearing melts: implication for magma dynamics. Uni München, (2009)

Benoit Courmont

Benoît Mindzeng

Barbara Benoit

 

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An estimator of the inverse covariance matrix and its application to ML parameter estimation in dynamical systems., and . Autom., 37 (1): 99-106 (2001)Identification of an univariate function in a nonlinear dynamical model., and . CDC, page 1254-1259. IEEE, (2000)GeO2: Why Objects in a Geographical DBMS?, , , and . SSD, volume 692 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 264-276. Springer, (1993)Representing Trees of Higer Degree., , , and . WADS, volume 1663 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 169-180. Springer, (1999)Le modèle Spatiarel - Une extension du modèle relationnel pour gérer les données spatiales surfaciques.. BDA, page 73-96. INRIA, (1988)Macroscopic Limit of a One-Dimensional Model for Aging Fluids., , and . Multiscale Model. Simul., 12 (3): 1335-1378 (2014)A Database Perspective on Geospatial Data Modeling., and . IEEE Trans. Knowl. Data Eng., 14 (2): 226-243 (2002)Parameter estimation in nonlinear systems with auto and crosscorrelated noise., and . Autom., 38 (1): 81-90 (2002)GeO2: Object-Oriented Contribution for a Geographical DBMS ?, , , and . DEXA, volume 720 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 377-383. Springer, (1993)Representing Trees of Higher Degree., , , , , and . Algorithmica, 43 (4): 275-292 (2005)