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"md": "# Div First-Order System LL* (FOSLL*) for Second-Order Elliptic Partial Differential Equations \u2020\n[FOOTNOTE:\u2020][ENDFOOTNOTE]\n\nZhiqiang Cai\n\n Department of Mathematics ..."
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| IN-Arxiv | 3.947 M | 507.99 | 0.715 M | 37.38 | 11.752 B |
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| IN-PMC | 19.711 M | 2154.95 | 5.677 M | 219.00 | 57.500 B |
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## Examples
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### IN-PMC
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"date_download": "2024-12-14",
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"md": "# The Use of Helmholtz Resonance for Measuring the Volume of Liquids and Solids\n\n## Abstract\n\nAn experimental investigation was undertaken to ascertain the potential of using Helmholtz resonance for volume determination and the factors that may influence accuracy. The uses for a rapid non-interference volume measurement system range from agricultural produce and mineral sampling through to liquid fill measurements. By weighing the sample the density can also measured indirectly..."
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