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输液管振动与稳定性研究的新进展:从宏观尺度到微纳米尺度.
  • 期刊名称：固体力学学报,2010, (5):481-495 (《固体力学学报》创刊30周年特约稿件)
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  • 相关项目：吸入式输流管的流致振动、稳定性与非线性动力响应
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