Titlebook: Malignome und H?mostase; 11. Heidelberger Sym Eberhard Spanuth Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Bronchial

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H. Bodenmüller,D. Banauch,F. Donié,M. Kaufmanntry”. Probably, beauty is not entirely “in the eye of the beholder”. It seemstoberelatedtothesymmetryoftheobject.Fromaphysicalviewpoint, this de?nition is very attractive: it allows us to describe a central concept of theoretical physics over the last two centuries as being a quest for higher symmet

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P. Stieber,H. Dienemann,U. Hasholzner,P. G. Fabricius,C. Schambeck,M. Weinzierl,S. Poley,W. Samtlebetry”. Probably, beauty is not entirely “in the eye of the beholder”. It seemstoberelatedtothesymmetryoftheobject.Fromaphysicalviewpoint, this de?nition is very attractive: it allows us to describe a central concept of theoretical physics over the last two centuries as being a quest for higher symmet

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try”. Probably, beauty is not entirely “in the eye of the beholder”. It seemstoberelatedtothesymmetryoftheobject.Fromaphysicalviewpoint, this de?nition is very attractive: it allows us to describe a central concept of theoretical physics over the last two centuries as being a quest for higher symmet

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P. P. Nawroth,Y. Zhang,J. Deng,V. Borcea,R. Zieglertry”. Probably, beauty is not entirely “in the eye of the beholder”. It seemstoberelatedtothesymmetryoftheobject.Fromaphysicalviewpoint, this de?nition is very attractive: it allows us to describe a central concept of theoretical physics over the last two centuries as being a quest for higher symmet

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J. Harenberghe measuring current in the plane of the multilayer, the so-called Current-In-Plane (CIP) geometry. The reason is simple: it is very easy to measure the fairly large resistance of a thin film or multilayer with the current in the plane of the sample because the length of the sample is typically orde

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M. Schmitt,O. Wilhelm,V. Magdolen,U. Reuning,L. Goretzki,C. Thomssen,W. Kuhn,U. Weidle,F. J?nicke,H.cant interest over several decades due to their unique properties led by surface effect and finite size effect. Colloidal chemistry plays a key role in the controlled production of different classes of nanoparticles, thus being a subject of growing interest in several fields of materials, inorganic,