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Whiting, Alan B. (2000) The Least‐Action Principle: Theory of Cosmological Solutions and the Radial Velocity Action. The Astrophysical Journal, 533 (1). 50-61 doi:10.1086/308624

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TitleThe Least‐Action Principle: Theory of Cosmological Solutions and the Radial Velocity Action
JournalThe Astrophysical Journal
AuthorsWhiting, Alan B.Author
Year2000 (April 10)Volume533
Issue1
PublisherIOP Publishing
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