Bibliographie

Un petit listing de référence pour les acharnés !…

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  • -A field model comparing Hill and Haldane ascent modalities, with an eye to the developpement of a bubble safe decompression algorithm. Proceeding of the 28th Annual Scientific Meeting of the EUBS, pp 44-48:2002. September 4-8, Brugge, Belgium.
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