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Сиб. электрон. матем. изв., 2023, том 20, выпуск 1, страницы 486–500 (Mi semr1593)

Численное статистическое моделирование процесса переноса оптической радиации в случайных кристаллических средах
Б. А. Каргин, Ц. Му, Е. Г. Каблукова

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