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Family, F. (1981) Polymer excluded volume exponent ν in three dimensions by direct renormalization. Journal de Physique, 42. 189-191 doi:10.1051/jphys:01981004202018900

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TitlePolymer excluded volume exponent ν in three dimensions by direct renormalization
JournalJournal de Physique
AuthorsFamily, F.Author
Year1981Volume42
PublisherEDP Sciences
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