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Possible probabilistic characteristics of interval analysis procedures results. / Kumkov, Sergey.
в: AIP Conference Proceedings, Том 2849, № 1, 190007, 2023.

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Kumkov S. Possible probabilistic characteristics of interval analysis procedures results. AIP Conference Proceedings. 2023;2849(1):190007. doi: 10.1063/5.0162491

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Kumkov, Sergey. / Possible probabilistic characteristics of interval analysis procedures results. в: AIP Conference Proceedings. 2023 ; Том 2849, № 1.

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