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| Taisong Pan | Q83522798 | ||
| Vijaya Krishna Samineni | Q83719112 | ||
| Zhaoqian Xie | Q85904610 | ||
| Yu Ra Jeong | Q96200294 | ||
| P2093 | author name string | Michael R Bruchas | |
| Liang Wang | |||
| John A Rogers | |||
| Xue Feng | |||
| Robert W Gereau | |||
| Yoonho Nam | |||
| Yuhang Li | |||
| Jeong Sook Ha | |||
| Tae-Il Kim | |||
| Jong-Lam Lee | |||
| Seung Hee Lee | |||
| Seung Min Lee | |||
| Yonggang Huang | |||
| Jordan G McCall | |||
| Aaron D Mickle | |||
| Jong Kyu Kim | |||
| Jeonghyun Kim | |||
| Anthony Banks | |||
| Chul Jong Yoo | |||
| Sung-Il Park | |||
| Gunchul Shin | |||
| Jangyeol Yoon | |||
| Seung Yun Heo | |||
| Ream Al-Hasani | |||
| Sang Youn Han | |||
| Jonas Kurniawan | |||
| Sang Yun Bang | |||
| Jacob Tureb | |||
| Kunhyuk Lee | |||
| Marie C Walicki | |||
| Zhongzhu Guo | |||
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