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Towards a quasi-periodic mean field theory for globally coupled oscillators. / Banaji, Murad; Glendinning, Paul.
In: Physics Letters A, Vol. 251, No. 5, 28.02.1999, p. 297-302.

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Banaji M, Glendinning P. Towards a quasi-periodic mean field theory for globally coupled oscillators. Physics Letters A. 1999 Feb 28;251(5):297-302. doi: 10.1016/s0375-9601(98)00869-x

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Banaji, Murad ; Glendinning, Paul. / Towards a quasi-periodic mean field theory for globally coupled oscillators. In: Physics Letters A. 1999 ; Vol. 251, No. 5. pp. 297-302.

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