Nikolay Shopov

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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2010
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Raycho Ilarionov, Ivan Simeonov, Hristo Kilifarev, Stanimir Yordanov, Nikolay Shopov, Hristo Ibrishimov:
Ultrasonic device for non-contact studying of materials. CompSysTech 2010: 38-45
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Stanimir Yordanov, Raycho Ilarionov, Ivan Simeonov, Hristo Kilifarev, Nikolay Shopov, Hristo Ibrishimov:
System for non-contact ultrasonic study of mediums and materials intended for embedding into automated manufacturing systems. CompSysTech 2010: 353-358
2009
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Nikolay Shopov, Raycho Ilarionov, Ivan Simeonov, Hristo Kilifarev:
Non-contact ultrasound method for identification of yogurt according to its butter content. CompSysTech 2009: 7
2008
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Nikolay Shopov, Rajcho Ilarionov, Ivan Simeonov, Hristo Kilifarev:
Formation of attribute spaces using wavelets in automatic classification of explosives. CompSysTech 2008: 4

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