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Impossible motion: magnet-like slopes

By David Orden February 14, 2014 0 comments Print

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David Orden

PhD in Mathematics (Universidad de Cantabria, 2003), associate professor of applied mathematics at the Universidad de Alcalá. His main research interests are Discrete and Computational Geometry, Graph Theory, and their applications to other fields.

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