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1990 – 1999

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1991
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Philippe M. Binder, Carole J. Twining, David Sherrington:
Phase-Space Study of Bistable Cellular Automata. Complex Syst. 5(2) (1991)

1980 – 1989

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1989
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Philippe M. Binder:
Abnormal Diffusion in Wind-tree Lattice Gases. Complex Syst. 3(1) (1989)
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B. Th. Bouwens, M. H. Ernst, Philippe M. Binder:
Comment on "Abnormal Diffusion in Wind-tree Lattice Gasses". Complex Syst. 3(3) (1989)
1987
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Philippe M. Binder:
Lattice Models of the Lorentz Gas: Physical and Dynamical Properties. Complex Syst. 1(4) (1987)

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