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Nmr Spectroscopy Of Polymers In Solution And In The Solid State
Nmr Spectroscopy Of Polymers In Solution And In The Solid State

By ENGLISH, Shu Yang, R. Kumar, Wei Liu, Lian Li, Cheng, Yuli Zhang, C. Allen Bush, Masayoshi Saitō, Noelie R. Bertoniere, Uraiwan Puapaiboon, Alan D, Tyrone L. Vigo, H. N., H. N. Cheng, Alan D. English, Peter A. Mirau, J. Lu, Jun Ashida, M. Kaur, Jayant Kumar, Allan H. Fawcett, A. Yadav, A. E. Tonelli, I. C. Baianu, Riichirō Chūjō, Gavin P. Andrews, Tetsuo Asakura, Karol Maskos, A. S. Brar, Mark Werner, E. M. Ozu, Antonio Martínez Richa, Peter L. Rinaldi, A. L. Segre, V. Busico, Khalid Thakur, P. A. Mirau, S. Nojima, Suizhou Yang, Monsey M. Jacob, Ashok L. Cholli, Tsutomu Yamane, Kyoko Fukutani, Yoshiko Magoshi, Olivier Assemat, Minghui Chai, Sanlin Hu, Richard T. Taylor, Richard A. Newmark, John L. Battiste, Michael N. Koivula, L. Mannina, V. Van Axel Castelli, Kenichi Shimozawa, Majid I. M. Hania, Min-Hui Cui, Nan-Loh Yang, Steven P. Fenelli, John A. Grates, Ricardo Vera-Graziano, Dmitri Likhatchev, Sangrama K. Sahoo, Lynne Samuelson, Thomas N. Huckerby, Gavin M. Brown, Robert M. Lauder, Ian A. Nieduszynski, Navzer (Nozar) D. Sachinvala, David L. Winsor, Walter P. Niemczura, Qiuwei

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This collection of papers is derived from an April 2001 symposium held in San Diego, California, bringing together an international group of leaders and active researchers from academia, industrial...

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Molecular Modeling: From Virtual Tools To Real Problems
Molecular Modeling: From Virtual Tools To Real Problems

By Richard Bott, James F. Rusling, Thomas F. Kumosinski, F Brown, Michael E. Johnson, J Klein, Gregory King, Michael N. Liebman, Timothy A. Keiderling, Ion C. Baianu, Eleanor M. Brown, James C. Lee, Michael L. Mavrovouniotis, P. Irwin, L. T. Kakalis, I. M. Armitage, L. L. France, P. G. Piatti, I. Toth, J. F. E. Newman, Petr Pancoska, Vladimir Baumruk, Marie Urbanova, Vijai P. Gupta, Rina K. Dukor, Dongfang Huo, Joseph J. Unruh, Harold M. Farrell, J. B. A. Ross, C. A. Hasselbacher, T. M. Laue, A. Guha, Y. Nemerson, W. H. Konigsberg, E. Rusinova, E. Waxman, Patricia N. Farnsworth, Barbara Groth-Vasselli, James M. Chen, Adrian Sheldon, Robert A. Barford, Nilofer G. Jiwani, Donald D. Kasarda, Venkatramana N. Reddy, Alaa-Eldin F. Nassar, E. M. Ozu, T. C. Wei, P. Pieffer, L. Doner, Leela Kar, Simon A. Sherman, Thomas G. Consler, Toni Kazic

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provides Comprehensive Theoretical And Experimental Methods For Molecular Modeling Of Bioactive Systems. Includes A Comprehensive Review Of The Scope And Utility Of The Past And Present Broad Array...

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