Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions
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Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions. / Sailer, Wolfgang; Grün, Florian; Godor, Istvan et al.
Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions. 2010. p. 55-55.
Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions. 2010. p. 55-55.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution
Harvard
Sailer, W, Grün, F, Godor, I & Gänser, H-P 2010, Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions. in Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions. pp. 55-55.
APA
Sailer, W., Grün, F., Godor, I., & Gänser, H.-P. (2010). Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions. In Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions (pp. 55-55)
Vancouver
Sailer W, Grün F, Godor I, Gänser HP. Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions. In Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions. 2010. p. 55-55
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title = "Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions",
author = "Wolfgang Sailer and Florian Gr{\"u}n and Istvan Godor and Hans-Peter G{\"a}nser",
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language = "English",
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pages = "55--55",
booktitle = "Design of a novel methodology for in-situ-investigation of contact conditions",
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