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Maximum Entropy Approach to Optimal Sensor Placement for Aerospace Non-Destructive Testing

doi 10.1007/978-94-011-5028-6_23
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January 1, 1998

Authors
R. OseguedaC. FerregutM. J. GeorgeJ. M. GutierrezV. Kreinovich
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Springer Netherlands


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