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R. H. Thomson the present chapter emphasizes the role of spatiotemporal dynamic instabilities in these phenomena. Accordingly, the oscillatory dissolution of silicon in fluoride media is analyzed in terms of present models of this process, based on the inhomogeneous distribution of silicon oxide layer and the dy

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R. H. Thomsonive services and networks, which are able to track the current status of the system, to estimate its uncertainties and to react accordingly. Achieving the required dependability, timeliness and security levels is an architectural challenge due to the intrinsic asynchrony of the system and the comple

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R. H. Thomsonilities in optics have slowly emerged as a whole domain, partly because the earlier studies dealt with solid-state lasers, which despite their economical importance, have proved very difficult to modelize [Cas]. Later, quantitative modelization for gas lasers progressed [WAb, Are, HLB], moreover for

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