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Volume III: List of CERN Publications CERN Annual Report 2000

Table of Contents

Foreword 5

1 Books, conference proceedings, videos, miscellaneous 7

2 Theses 13

3 Published Articles 23

A Author Index 113

B Report Number Index 227

C Collaboration Index 249

D Experiment Index 251

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Foreword

The CERN Library Catalogue

The present List of CERN Publications includes results of work at CERN published within the last four years and located in 2000 . Ithas been generated from the CERN Library Catalogue that is accessible worldwide at<URL:http://weblib.cern.ch/>.

The CERN Library Preprint Team locates full bibliographic references in relation to published results of work at CERN. The teamanalyses conference proceedings and journals added to the CERN Library Catalogue and makes intensive use of available commercially-produced databases.

In compiling the List of CERN Publications, the Library Preprint Team has identified, from a total of about 2000 records of pub-lished documents, one third which had not been previously notified to the CERN Library as preprints. This means that theyremained unknown to the HEP Users Community until they became published. Please be aware that the delay before publi-cation can be some months, or even years, and that this can be avoided by using the CERN Document Server for submission<URL:http://documents.cern.ch/Submit>.

Bibliographic lists and indexes

The first section contains reports, monographs, videotapes and conference proceedings. It is followed by theses in the second section andby preprints published in journals, books and conference proceedings. Owing to the large number of authors appearing on experimentalpapers, only the first-named is printed in the citation, though all appear in the author index. Each citation is assigned a serial numberwhich serves as a reference in the indexes.

The author index is sorted by word with prefixes in names treated as part of: thus De Zorzi sorts before Debevec, Ten Kate beforeTenchini. Indexes for any collaboration given as author of a document, and for assigned experiment and preprint numbers follow thesame pattern.

Availability of CERN scientific reports

Depositories of CERN scientific reports, also known as CERN yellow reports, have been established in Mem-ber States as well as in major high-energy physics laboratories. A list of depositories can be found at<URL:http://library.cern.ch/cern_publications/depositories.html>. These reports are also distributed, on ex-change, to other libraries and institutions working in the field of particle physics.

Please note that most of the CERN yellow reports of the 1990s are also available online by consulting the CERN Library Catalogue at<URL:http://weblib.cern.ch/Yellow_Reports/>.

Availability of other documents

Since 1994, the full text version of all preprints added to the CERN Library Catalogue has been available. Further-more, links to published version in electronic journals might also be available. Please consult the CERN Library Catalogue<URL:http://weblib.cern.ch/> for document retrieval or contact your local library.

Please note that the CERN Library as well as other libraries may be able to provide the published reference if you refer to a preprintnumber only.

Please send any request by electronic mail [email protected] or by earth mail toScientific Information Service, CERN, CH–1211Geneva 23, Switzerland.

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Chapter 1

Books, conference proceedings, videos,miscellaneous

[1.0001]µ+−µ− colliders [CERN-99-12]NEUFFER, D VGeneva : CERN, 16 Dec 1999. – 76 p.

[1.0002]10th Workshop on LEP-SPS Performance: Chamonix, France,17 - 21 Jan 2000[CERN-SL-2000-007-DI]LE ROUX, P [ed.] et al.Geneva : CERN, Feb 2000. – 390 p.

[1.0003]14th Lake Louise Winter Institute : Electroweak Physics :Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada, 14 - 20 Feb 1999ASTBURY, A [ed.] et al.Singapore : World Sci., 2000. – 580 p.

[1.0004]14th REX-Isolde Co-ordination Meeting : CERN, Geneva,Switzerland, 4 May 1999CERN. Geneva. ISOLDE Experiments CommitteeGeneva : CERN, 1999. – mult. p.

[1.0005]1999 CERN Workshop on Standard Model Physics (and more)at the LHC : CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 25 - 26 May 1999[CERN-2000-004]ALTARELLI , G [ed.] et al.Geneva : CERN, 2000. – 529 p.

[1.0006]1st Workshop on Confidence Limits: CERN, Geneva, Switzer-land, 17 - 18 Jan 2000[CERN-2000-005]JAMES, F [ed.] et al.Geneva : CERN, May 2000. – 287 p.

[1.0007]22nd CERN School of Computing — CSC ’99: Stare Jablonki,Poland, 12 - 25 Sep 1999[CERN-2000-001]VANDONI , C E [ed.]Geneva : CERN, 29 Feb 2000. – 110 p.

[1.0008]A 3 TeV e+e− Linear Collider Based on CLIC Technology[CERN-2000-008]GUIGNARD, G [ed.]CLIC Study TeamGeneva : CERN, 28 Jul 2000. – 76 p.

[1.0009]35th International Winter School on Theoretical Physics : To-wards Quantum Gravity : Polanica, Poland, 2 - 11 Feb 1999KOWALSKI -GLIKMAN , J [ed.]Berlin : Springer, 2000. – 376 p.(Lecture notes in physics ; 541)

[1.0010]3rd ST Workshop : Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000LAEGER, H [ed.] et al.Geneva : CERN, 2000. – 483 p.

[1.0011]4th TOF Collaboration Meeting : CERN, Geneva, Switzerland,16 - 17 Sep 1999CERN. Geneva[CERN-TOF-1999-08]Geneva : CERN, 1999. – mult. p.

[1.0012]5th CTF3 Collaboration Meeting : CERN, Geneva, 26 - 27 Oct2000[CERN-OPEN-2000-321; CLIC-Note-464]RINOLFI, L [ed.]Geneva : CERN, 5 Oct 2000. – 164 p.

[1.0013]6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000: Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000CERN. Geneva[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]Geneva : CERN, 25 Oct 2000. – 599 p.

[1.0014]7th European School of High-Energy Physics : Casta-Papiernicka, Slovak Republic, 22 Aug - 4 Sep 1999[CERN-2000-007]OLCHEVSKI, A [ed.]Geneva : CERN, 2000. – 398 p.

[1.0015]8th International Workshop on Linear Colliders — LC ’99 :Frascati, Italy, 21 - 26 Oct 1999DELAHAYE , J P [ed.] et al.Frascati : INFN, 2000. – Internet.

[1.0016]Accelerators : RealVideo lectures, CERN, Geneva, 26 – 30 Jul1999BRÜNING, OGeneva : CERN, 1999. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 1999)

[1.0017]Accelerators : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 25 – 31 Jul 2000BRÜNING, OGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0018]Advanced composite structures for physics detectors and ac-celerators : Web lecture, CERN, Geneva, 26 Jul 2000HAUVILLER , CGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 1 videotape.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0019]Advanced Materials for Application to High Energy Physics :videotapes : lectures, CERN, Geneva, 17 – 21 Jan 2000ILSCHNER, BGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 2 videotapes.(Academic Training Lectures ; 378)

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CERN Annual Report 2000 Volume III: List of CERN Publications

[1.0020]ALICE : Technical Design Report of the dimuon forward spec-trometer : addendum 1 [ALICE] [ALICE-TDR-5-Add-1; CERN-LHCC-2000-046]CERN. Geneva. LHC Experiments CommitteeALICE CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 15 Dec 2000. – 94 p.(ALICE Technical Design Report ; 5)

[1.0021]ALICE : Technical Design Report of the photon multiplicitydetector (PMD) [ALICE] [CERN-OPEN-2000-184] [CERN-LHCC-99-032; ALICE-TDR-6]CERN. Geneva. LHCC Electronics BoardALICE CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 30 Jul 1999. – 120 p.(ALICE Technical Design Report ; 6)

[1.0022]ALICE : Technical Design Report of the time of flight system(TOF) [ALICE] [CERN-LHCC-2000-012; ALICE-TDR-8]CERN. Geneva. LHC Experiments CommitteeALICE CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 16 Feb 2000. – 165 p.(ALICE Technical Design Report ; 8)

[1.0023]Analytic methods for calculating coupling impedances[CERN-2000-011]GLUCKSTERN, R L [ed.]Geneva : CERN, 22 Nov 2000. – 46 p.

[1.0024]Annual report = Rapport annuel 1999, v 1-3CERN. GenevaGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 3 v.

[1.0025]Antimatter : mirror of the universe : an experimental liveWebcast from CERN for schools and the general public, CERN,Geneva, 10 May 2000CATAPANO, Pet al.Geneva : CERN, 2000. – Webcasting.

[1.0026]Antimatter : videotapes, lectures, CERN, Geneva, 5 – 8 June2000LANDUA , RGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.

[1.0027]Astroparticle physics : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 9 – 11 Aug2000[CERN-VIDEO-C-571a; CERN-VIDEO-C-571b]TAO, CGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 2 videos ; Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0028]ATLAS High-Level Triggers, DAQ and DCS : Technical Pro-posal [ATLAS] [CERN-LHCC-2000-017]CERN. Geneva. LHC Experiments CommitteeATLAS CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 31 Mar 2000. – 206 p.

[1.0029]Atlas meeting : videotapes : CERN, Geneva, 19 Nov 1998[AT-LAS] [CERN-VIDEO-C433]JENNI, PGeneva : CERN, 19 Nov 1998. – videotape.

[1.0030]ATLAS Plenary meeting : videotapes : CERN, Geneva, 11 Jun1998[ATLAS] [CERN-VIDEO-C394a]JENNI, O et al.Geneva : CERN, 11 Jun 1998. – videotape ; 180:00.

[1.0031]Beyond the standard model: CERN, Geneva, 11 - 15 Dec 2000GIUDICE, G FGeneva : CERN, 2000. – mult. p.(Academic Training Lectures ; 389)(Lectures for postgraduate students)

[1.0032]Beyond the Standard Model: Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 31Jul - 2 Aug 2000GIUDICE, G FGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0033]Big Experiments : videotape : lecture, CERN, Geneva, 9 Jul 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C399]JENNI, PGeneva : CERN, 9 Jul 1998. – videotape ; 51:00.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 1998)

[1.0034]Big experiments: Web lecture, CERN, Geneva, 10 Jul 2000ROLANDI , LGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0035]Black holes and gamma ray bursts : videotapes, lectures,CERN, Geneva, 20 Jan 2000RUFFINI, RGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 1 videotape.

[1.0036]Changing perspectives on public understanding of science inthe UK : videotapes, lectures, CERN, Geneva, 4 Feb 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C524]BRIGGS, PGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 1 videotape.

[1.0037]Classic experiments: Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 5 – 7 Jul2000FRANKLIN , MGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0038]CMS TDR : the Trigger systems [CMS] [CERN-LHCC-2000-038;CMS-TDR-6-1]CERN. Geneva. LHC Experiments CommitteeCMS CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 15 Dec 2000. – 599 p.(CMS Technical Design report ; 6)

[1.0039]The CMS tracker TDR : Addendum 1 [CMS] [CERN-LHCC-2000-016; CMS-TDR-5-Add-1]CERN. Geneva. LHC Experiments CommitteeCMS CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 21 Feb 2000. – 82 p.(CMS Technical Design Report ; 5)

[1.0040]A cofrontation with infinity : videotapes, lectures, CERN,Geneva, 8 Feb 2000’ T HOOFT, GGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.

[1.0041]Computing at CERN : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 24 – 25 Jul2000CASS, AGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0042]Conceptual design of the SPL, a high-power superconductingH− linac at CERN [CERN-2000-012]VRETENAR, M [ed.] et al.Geneva : CERN, 15 Dec 2000. – 83 p.

[1.0043]CP violation : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 2 – 4 Aug 2000NAKADA , TGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0044]EMC : electromagnetic compatibility : Web lectures : CERN,Geneva, 20 Jul 2000SZONCSÓ, FGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

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[1.0045]Energy concepts for the 21st Century: videotapes : lectures,CERN, Geneva, 20 – 24 Mar 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C534a; CERN-VIDEO-C534b; CERN-VIDEO-C534c; CERN-VIDEO-C534d; CERN-VIDEO-C534e]JENSEN, P Het al.Geneva : CERN, 2000. – 3 videotapes.(Academic Training Lectures ; 384)

[1.0046]Extrasolar planets searches : today and tomorrow: videotapes,lectures, CERN, Geneva, 18 May 2000QUELOZ, DGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 2 videotapes.

[1.0047]Farewell talks for C. H. Llewellyn-Smith : videotapes, CERN,Geneva, 11 Dec 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C440a; CERN-VIDEO-C440b]ESCHALBACHER, H C et al.Geneva : CERN, 11 Dec 1998. – videotape.

[1.0048]From raw data to physics results: Web lectures, CERN, Geneva,18 – 21 Jul 2000JACOBSEN, R GGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0049]From the pile of Volta to fuel cells : videotapes, lectures, CERN,Geneva, 28 March 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C535]FAUVARQUE, J FGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.

[1.0050]Fundamental concepts of particle physics: Web lectures,CERN, Geneva, 10 – 14 Jul 2000KLEISS, R H PGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0051]General Staff Meeting = Réunion avec l’ensemble du person-nel : videotapes, CERN, Geneva, 11 Jan 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C516]MAIANI , LGeneva : CERN, 11 Jan 2000. – videotape.

[1.0052]Heavy ion physics at CERN: Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 1 –3 Aug 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C-568]SONDEREGGER, PGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape ; Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0053]Historic Lecture : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 11 Aug 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C-572]DI LELLA , LGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 1 Video ; Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0054]Historical lecture : Web lecture, CERN, Geneva, 11 Aug 2000DI LELLA , LGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0055] ICFA Beam Dynamics Workshop on Beam delivery Systemsand Interactions Region Issues for Linear Colliders: Warring-ton, UK, 3 - 5 Jul 2000[CERN-SL-2001-001-AP]HIRATA , K [ed.] et al.International Committee for Future Accelerators CollaborationICFA Beam Dyn. Newsl. : 23 (2000)

[1.0056]An insight into object-oriented software development: video-tapes, lectures, CERN, Geneva, 14 – 16 Jun 2000RAMOS POLLAN , RGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.

[1.0057]International Conference on the Structure and Interactionsof the Photon and 12th International Workshop on Photon-Photon Collisions — PHOTON ’99: Freiburg, Germany, 23 - 27May 1999SÖLDNER-REMBOLD, S [ed.]Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 82 (2000)

[1.0058] Internet, Web, what’s next? : videotapes : lectures,CERN, Geneva, 26 Jun 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C397a; CERN-VIDEO-C397b; CERN-VIDEO-C397c; CERN-VIDEO-C397d; CERN-VIDEO-C397e; CERN-VIDEO-C397f; CERN-VIDEO-C397g; CERN-VIDEO-C397h; CERN-VIDEO-C397i; CERN-VIDEO-C397j]LLEWELLYN SMITH , C H et al.Geneva : CERN, 26 Jun 1998. – videotape ; 60:00.

[1.0059] Introduction to cosmology : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 7 –10 Aug 2000COPELAND, EGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0060]Introductory talks : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 5 Jul 2000HEGARTY, Set al.Geneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0061]Is evaluation of scientist’s objective? : videotapes, lectures,CERN, Geneva, 11 25 May 2000WOLD, AGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.

[1.0062]Is the World Simple or Complicated? : videotapes : lectures,CERN, Geneva, 10 Dec 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C438]Geneva : CERN, 10 Dec 1998. – videotape.

[1.0063]ISOLDE physics overview : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, Aug2000ÄYSTÖ, JGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0064]Journees du Patrimoine de Geneve: videotapes : Geneva, 23Sep 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C434]Geneva : CERN, 23 Sep 1998. – videotape.(19980923)

[1.0065]LEP physics : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 27 Jul - 1 Aug 2000JANOT, PGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0066]LEP2 Monte Carlo Workshop : Report of the Working Groupson Precision Calculations for LEP2 Physics: CERN, Geneva,Switzerland, 12 - 13 Mar, 25 – 26 Jun, 12 – 13 Oct 1999[CERN-2000-009]JADACH, S [ed.] et al.Geneva : CERN, 20 Sep 2000. – 378 p.

[1.0067]LHC Meeting : videotapes : CERN, Geneva, 3 Sep 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C418]LLEWELLYN SMITH , C H et al.Geneva : CERN, 03 Sep 98. – videotape.

[1.0068]LHC physics : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva,1 – 4 Aug2000GIANOTTI , FGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0069]LHC : der grosse HadronkolliderCERN. Geneva. Communication and Public Education GroupGeneva : CERN, 1997. – mult. p.

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[1.0070]LHCb calorimeters : Technical Design report [LHCb] [CERN-LHCC-2000-0036-[sic!]; CERN-LHCC-2000-036; LHCb-TDR-2]CERN. Geneva. LHC Experiments CommitteeLHCb CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 6 Sep 2000. – 106 p.(LHCb Technical Design report ; 2)

[1.0071]LHCb Magnet : Technical Design report [LHCb] [CERN-LHCC-2000-007; LHCb-TDR-1]FLEGEL, W et al.CERN. Geneva. LHC Experiments CommitteeLHCb CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 17 Dec 1999. – 30 p.(LHCb Technical Design report ; 1)

[1.0072]LHCb RICH : Technical Design report [LHCb] [CERN-LHCC-2000-037; LHCb-TDR-3]CERN. Geneva. LHC Experiments CommitteeLHCb CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 7 Sep 2000. – 80 p.(LHCb Technical Design report ; 3)

[1.0073]LHCb Week : Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17 Sep1999CERN. GenevaGeneva : CERN, 1999. – 513 p.

[1.0074]The manipulation of atoms and bio-molecules by laser light:videotapes : lectures, CERN, Geneva, 22 Jun 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C396]CHU, SGeneva : CERN, 22 Jun 1998. – videotape ; 60:00.

[1.0075]Muon colliders, hadron colliders : videotapes : CERN, Geneva,7 Dec 1998 [CERN-VIDEO-C436a; CERN-VIDEO-C436b; CERN-VIDEO-C436c]TING, S C Cet al.Geneva : CERN, 07 Dec 1998. – videotape.

[1.0076]Neutrino Mass and an anomaly in the tritium beta-spectrum.Possible signs of a dense neutrino cloud in the Solar System:videotapes : lectures, CERN, Geneva, 5 Nov 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C425]LOBASHEV, V MGeneva : CERN, 05 Nov 98. – videotape ; 75:00.

[1.0077]Neutrino oscillations : videotapes : lectures, CERN, Geneva, 28Feb - 3 Mar 2000CAMILLERI , L LGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotapes.(Academic Training Lectures ; 380)

[1.0078]Neutrino Physics– 2nd edWINTER, KCambridge : Cambridge Univ. Press, 2000. – 576 p.

[1.0079]Neutrino physics : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 7 – 10 Aug2000[CERN-VIDEO-C566a; CERN-VIDEO-C566b]DYDAK , FGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 2 videotapes ; Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0080]A new state of matter : results from the CERN Lead-BeamProgramme : videotapes and Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 10Feb. 2000MAIANI , L et al.Geneva : 10 Feb 2000. – videotape ; 09:30 ; Webcasting.

[1.0081]Open Symposium : ESA-CERN Workshop on FundamentalPhysics in Space and Related Topics : videotapes, lectures:CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 7 Apr 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C537b;CERN-VIDEO-C537c; CERN-VIDEO-C537d]BONNET, R N et al.Geneva : CERN, 7 Apr 2000. – 2 videotapes.

[1.0082]The origin of the third family : in honour of A. Zichichi on the30th anniversary of the proposal to search for the third leptonat ADONEWU, C Set al.Singapore : World Sci., 1998. – 164 p.(20th century physics ; 20)

[1.0083]Other world laboratories : Web lecture, CERN, Geneva, 21 Jul2000FOÀ, LGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0084]Other world labs : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 21 Jul 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C562]FOÀ, LGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape ; Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0085]An overview of string theory : videotapes : lectures, CERN,Geneva, 6 – 8 Mar 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C532a; CERN-VIDEO-C532b; CERN-VIDEO-C532c]LERCHE, WGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.(Academic Training Lectures ; 381)

[1.0086]Particle astrophysics– rev. edKLAPDOR-KLEINGROTHAUS, H V et al.Bristol : IOP, 1999. – 507 p.

[1.0087]Particle detectors : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 11 – 14Jul 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C561a; CERN-VIDEO-C561b; CERN-VIDEO-C561c]V IRDEE, T SGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 3 videotapes ; Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0088]Particle physics : the standard model: Web lectures : CERN,Geneva, 17 – 27 Jul 2000QUIGG, C SGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0089]Particle physics for non-physics students: Web lectures, CERN,Geneva, Jul 2000CLOSE, F EGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0090]Peer Review Workshop of the Pugwash Conferences on Sci-ence and World Affairs on the Prospects of Nuclear Energy :Nuclear Energy - Promise or Peril? : Paris, France, 4 - 5 Dec1998HILL , C R [ed.] et al.Singapore : World Sci., 1999. – 281 p.

[1.0091]La peur de la retraite : videotapes, CERN, Geneva, 24 Nov 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C435]CARRERAS, RGeneva : CERN, 24 Nov 1998. – videotape.



[1.0092]Physics with next generation linear colliders : videotapes :lectures, CERN, Geneva,2 – 4 May 2000 [CERN-VIDEO-C541a;CERN-VIDEO-C541b; CERN-VIDEO-C541c]MÖNIG, KGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 2 videotapes.(Academic Training Lectures ; 385)

[1.0093]PIMMS : Proton-ion medical machine study [CERN-2000-006]BRYANT, P J [ed.]Geneva : CERN, 2000. – CD-ROM.

[1.0094]The PS complex as proton pre-injector for the LHC : designand implementation report [CERN-2000-003]BENEDIKT, M [ed.]Geneva : CERN, 19 Apr 2000. – 64 p.

[1.0095]PS Performance Day — PPD ’98 : Chavannes-de-Bogis,Switzerland, 22 Jan 1998[CERN-PS-CA-Note-98-07]MANGLUNKI , D [ed.]Geneva : CERN, 1998. – 239 p.

[1.0096]Psychophysics of Musical Consonance: videotapes : lectures,CERN, Geneva, 22 Jan 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C360a]DOSCH, H G et al.Geneva : CERN, 22 Jan 1998. – videotape ; 90:00.

[1.0097]Quality Assurance : from Quality Control to TQM/TQL :videotapes : lectures, CERN, Geneva, 14 – 16 Feb 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C529a; CERN-VIDEO-C529b; CERN-VIDEO-C529c]PERRIN, DGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 1 videotape.(Academic Training Lectures ; 383)

[1.0098]Radiation Damage in semiconducting devices, calorimetersand electronics : videotapes : lectures, CERN, Geneva, 31 Jan2000,1 – 4 Feb2000 [CERN-VIDEO-C523a; CERN-VIDEO-C523b;CERN-VIDEO-C523c; CERN-VIDEO-C523d; CERN-VIDEO-C523e]WATTS, S JGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.(Academic Training Lectures ; 379)

[1.0099]Reflection on my Sixth Flight in Space: videotapes : lectures,CERN, Geneva, 3 August 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C398]CHANG-DIAZ , FGeneva : CERN, 3 Aug 1998. – videotape ; 78:00.

[1.0100]Reliability Maintainability and Safety in Scientific and Tech-nical Projects : videotapes : lectures, CERN, Geneva, 7 –9 Feb 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C525a; CERN-VIDEO-C525b; CERN-VIDEO-C525c; CERN-VIDEO-C525d; CERN-VIDEO-C525e]ANSORGE, W RGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.(Academic Training Lectures ; 382)

[1.0101]Requirements for high performance computing for latticeQCD : report of the ECFA working panel [CERN-2000-002;ECFA-2000-200]JEGERLEHNER, FGeneva : CERN, 31 Mar 2000. – 37 p.

[1.0102]Les Sciences aujourd’hui: videotapes, lectures, CERN, Geneva,3 Jun 1997[CERN-VIDEO-C317]CARRERAS, RGeneva : CERN, 03 Jun 97. – videotape ; 90:00.

[1.0103]Searches for dark matter: videotapes : lectures, CERN, Geneva,19 – 23 Jun 2000FEINSTEIN, FGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.

[1.0104]Seeds of cosmic structure : quantum fluctuations in the pri-mordial soup : videotapes, lectures, CERN, Geneva, 17 Jan 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C518]KOLB, RGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape.

[1.0105]Session talks: Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 14 Aug 2000[AT-LAS]HELLWIG, Pet al.Geneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0106]Session talks: Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 15 Aug 2000OCCHETTI, Set al.Geneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0107]Standard Model Physics at the LHC : videotapes : lectures,CERN, Geneva, 14 – 15 Oct 1999[CERN-VIDEO-C505a; CERN-VIDEO-C505b; CERN-VIDEO-C505c; CERN-VIDEO-C505d; CERN-VIDEO-C505e]Geneva : CERN, 1999. – videotape.

[1.0108]Status of the LHC project : videotapes : CERN, Geneva, 9 Jul1998[CERN-VIDEO-C420]LLEWELLYN SMITH , C HGeneva : CERN, 1998. – videotape.

[1.0109]Status Report for the Council meeting : videotapes : CERN,Geneva, 11 Dec 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C439]LLEWELLYN SMITH , C HGeneva : CERN, 11 Dec 1998. – videotape.

[1.0110]Subnuclear physics: the first 50 years, highlights from Ericeto ELNZICHICHI , A et al.Singapore : World Sci., 2000. – 210 p.(World Scientific series in 20th century physics ; 24)

[1.0111]Superconducting cavities: Web lecture, CERN, Geneva, 8 Aug2000TÜCKMANTEL , JGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0112]Superconducting Cavities: Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 8 Aug2000[CERN-VIDEO-C569]TÜCKMANTEL , JGeneva : CERN, 2000. – videotape ; Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0113]Superconducting magnets : videotapes, lectures, CERN,Geneva, 15 – 18 May 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C543a; CERN-VIDEO-C543b; CERN-VIDEO-C543c; CERN-VIDEO-C543d]ROSSI, LGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 2 videotapes.(Academic Training Lectures ; 387)

[1.0114]The TARC experiment (PS211) : neutron-driven nucleartransmutation by adiabatic resonance crossing[PS211] [CERN-99-11]REVOL, J P [ed.]TARC CollaborationGeneva : CERN, 15 Dec 1999. – 369 p.

[1.0115]Telling the truth with statistics : videotapes : lectures, CERN,Geneva, 10 – 14 Jan 2000[CERN-VIDEO-C517a; CERN-VIDEO-C517b; CERN-VIDEO-C517c; CERN-VIDEO-C517d; CERN-VIDEO-C517e]JAMES, FGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 3 videotapes.(Academic Training Lectures ; 377)

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[1.0116]Theory of LHC processes: videotapes : lectures, CERN, Geneva,9 – 13 Feb 1998[CERN-VIDEO-C371a; CERN-VIDEO-C371b; CERN-VIDEO-C371c; CERN-VIDEO-C371d; CERN-VIDEO-C371e; CERN-VIDEO-C371f; CERN-VIDEO-C371g; CERN-VIDEO-C371h; CERN-VIDEO-C371i; CERN-VIDEO-C371j; CERN-VIDEO-C371k; CERN-VIDEO-C371l; CERN-VIDEO-C371m; CERN-VIDEO-C371n]Geneva : CERN, 1998. – videotapes.

[1.0117]Trigger and data acquisition : Web lectures, CERN, Geneva, 17– 18 Jul 2000GASPAR, CGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0118]Ultra high vacuum technology : Web lecture, CERN, Geneva, 2Aug 2000GRÖBNER, OGeneva : CERN, 2000. – Internet.(Summer Student Lecture Programme ; 2000)

[1.0119]Workshop on LHC Interaction Region Correction : Upton, NY,USA, 6 - 7 May 1999[LHC-Project-Note-199]FISCHER, W [ed.] et al.Geneva : CERN, 1999. – 103 p.

[1.0120]XML : a new start for the Web : videotapes : lectures, CERN,Geneva, 22–25 May 2000GOOSSENS, MGeneva : CERN, 2000. – 2 videotapes.



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[2.0001]αs measurement and study of the string effect[L3]CASAUS, JMadrid : Univ. Madrid, 2000?. – 54 p.(Dilpoma Thesis : Univ. Madrid : 2000)

[2.0002]Algorithms on CPUs and FPGAs for the ATLAS LVL2 trigger[ATLAS]SESSLER, MHeidelberg : Univ. Heidelberg, 16 Feb 2000. – 186 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Heidelberg : 2000)

[2.0003]Analog Readout for the ATLAS Semiconductor Tracker [AT-LAS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-012]POSCH, CGeneva : CERN, 31 Jan 1999. – 123 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Technol. Vienna : 1999)

[2.0004]Analyse der hadronischen Endzustandsverteilungen in ultra-relativistischen Blei-Blei Kollisionen [NA49]GÜNTHER, JFrankfurt : J. W. Goethe-Univ. Frankfurt, 1997. – mult. p.(Dissertation : J. W. Goethe-Univ. Frankfurt : 1997)

[2.0005]Analyse von Dreiteilchen Endzuständen in der Proton-Antiproton AnnihilationSTÖCK, HGeneva : CERN, May 1998. – 108 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Bochum : 1998)

[2.0006]Analyse von Endzuständen der Antiproton-Proton Annihila-tion im FlugeDEGENER, T FGeneva : CERN, Jan 1999. – 173 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Bochum : 1999)

[2.0007]An analysis of the hadronic final state and jets in deep inelastice-gamma scattering events using the OPAL detector at LEP[OPAL]ROOKE, A MLondon : Univ. College London, Sep 1998. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. College London : 1998)

[2.0008]Der ATLAS Level-1 trigger : Auslese des Front-End [ATLAS][IHEP-97-05]SCHUHMACHER, CProtvino : Inst. High Energy Phys., 1997. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Heidelberg : 1997)

[2.0009]Autokalibration von Driftrohrkammern fuer das ATLAS-Myonspektrometer [ATLAS]SAMMER, TMünchen : Ludwig-Maximilians-Univ., May 1997. – mult. p.(Diplomarbeit : Ludwig-Maximilians-Univ. München : 1997)

[2.0010]B quark lifetime measurement [L3]FERNÁNDEZ, DMadrid : Univ. Madrid, 1997. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Madrid : 1997)

[2.0011]Le B0s : mesure de la durée de vie et étude des oscillationsdans l’expérience ALEPH [ALEPH] [LAL-97-22]SCHUNE, M HOrsay : Univ. Paris 11 Lab. Accél. Lin., 1997. – mult. p.(Habilitation : Univ. Paris 11 : 1997)

[2.0012]Baryon Production in Z Decay [L3] [L3-Note-2210]TULLY, CPrinceton : Univ. Princeton, 1997. – mult. p.(Thesis : Princeton Univ. : 1997)

[2.0013]Baryon Stopping and Hadronic Spectra in Pb-Pb Collisions at158 GeV/nucleon[NA49] [LBNL-45467]COOPER, GBerkeley : LBNL, Apr 2000. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Calif. Berkeley : 2000)

[2.0014]Bau und Betrieb einer α/β-Ionisationskammer zur Messungder Reinheit von flüssigem Argon[ATLAS]HÖLLDORFER, FGeneva : CERN, 1997. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1997)

[2.0015]Beam Induced Electron Multipacting in the CERN LargeHadron Collider Accelerator LHC [CERN-THESIS-2000-018]PIVI , MGeneva : CERN, 23 Jun 2000. – 158 p.(Thesis : Univ. Torino : 2000)

[2.0016]Beobachtung der Pontecorvo-Reaktionenpd→ λK0 und pd→σk0 mit einem Silizium-Streifen-Detektor als Sekundärvertex-TriggerREGENFUS, CGeneva : CERN, 28 Nov 1997. – 119 p.(Dissertation : Univ. München : 1997)

[2.0017]Bestimmmung der effektiven Ionisationsenergie von flüssigemArgon mit Hilfe einer Bi-Ionisationskammer [ATLAS]DAHLHOFF, AGeneva : CERN, 1998. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1998)

[2.0018]Busqueda de leptones excitados y estudio del procesoe+e− →ZZ en LEP [L3] [CERN-L3-Internal-Note-2626]FALAGÁN , M AMadrid : CIEMAT, Oct 2000. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Madrid : 2000)

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[2.0019]Calibration and monitoring of microstrip gas chambers inCMS [CMS]MALINA , R FWien : Univ. Wien, May 1999. – 106 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Wien : 1999)

[2.0020]Calibrazione dei fotomoltiplicatori di AMS, esperimentospaziale per la ricerca dell’antimateria [AMS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-008]ALVISI , DGeneva : CERN, 1 Feb 1998. – 91 p.(Tesi : Univ. Studi Bologna : 1998)

[2.0021]Calorimétrie électromagnétique et recherche de neutrinosdroits de Majorana dans l’expérience ATLAS [ATLAS] [ISN-99-31]FERRARI, AGrenoble : Univ. Grenoble I Inst. Nat. Sci. Techn. Nucl., Apr1999. – 168 p.(Thèse : Univ. Grenoble 1 : 1999)

[2.0022]Cámaras de planos paralelos y su aplicación en calorimetría abajo ángulo en experimentos en el LHC[CMS]FOUZ-IGLESIAS, M CSantiago de Compostela : Univ. Santiago de Compostela, 6 May1997. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Santiago de Compostela : 1997)

[2.0023]Caratterizzazione di un telescopio di contatori a scintillazioneper un esperimento spaziale : AMS[AMS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-007]RECUPERO, SGeneva : CERN, 1 Feb 1998. – 120 p.(Tesi : Univ. Studi Bologna : 1998)

[2.0024]A central rapidity straw tracker and measurements on cryo-genic components for the Large Hadron Collider [ATLAS][CERN-THESIS-2000-039] [LUNFD-6-NFFL-7139]DANIELSSON, HGeneva : CERN, 1997. – 127 p.(Thesis : Univ. Lund : 1997)

[2.0025]Charged hadron production in Pb-Au collisions at 158 A GeVusing the CERES spectrometer[NA45]CHERLIN, AGeneva : CERN, 1998. – mult. p.(Thesis : Weizmann Inst. of Sci. : 1998)

[2.0026]Charged hadron production in Pb-Au collisions at 158 AGeV/c[NA45]CERETTO, FGeneva : CERN, 6 May 1998. – mult. p.(Dissertation : Univ. Heidelberg : 1998)

[2.0027]Charm in Dijet Photoproduction at HERASUTTON, M RLondon : Univ. College London, Aug 1998. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. College London : 1998)

[2.0028]Charmonium formation in two-photon collisions [L3]VAN RHEE, TUtrecht : Univ. Utrecht, 17 Jan 2000. – 133 p.(Proefschrift : Univ. Utrecht : 2000)

[2.0029]A compact pre-processor system for the ATLAS level-1calorimeter trigger [ATLAS] [HD-IHEP-99-11; HD-ASIC-50-0899]PFEIFFER, UHeidelberg : Ruprecht-Karls-Universität. Inst. Hochenergiephys.,19 Oct 1999. – 207 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Heidelberg : 1999)

[2.0030]Conception et mise au point de la procédure de qualificationdu calorimètre électromagnétique à argon liquide du détecteurATLAS [ATLAS] [LAPP-T-2000-02]MASSOL, NAnnecy-le-Vieux : Lab. d’Annecy Phys. Part., 19 avril 2000. –mult. p.(Thèse : Univ. Savoie Chambéry : 2000)

[2.0031]Controllo e prestazioni di reti a commutazione di pacchettonell ambitio di studi per il trigger di 2 livello dell esperimentoATLAS [ATLAS]CESARI, RRoma : Univ. Roma, 1998. – 162 p.(Laurea : Univ. Roma : 1998)

[2.0032]CP-violation and polarization effects in B-hadron decays[AT-LAS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-037]SEVELDA , MGeneva : CERN, 2000?. – 59 p.(Thesis : Charles Univ. Prague : 2000?)

[2.0033]CVD Diamond Sensors for Particle Detection and Tracking[ATLAS]MEIER, DGeneva : CERN, Jan 1999. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Heidelberg : 1999)

[2.0034]Data acquisition and event building studies for the ATLAS ex-periment [ATLAS]LEHMANN, GBern : Univ. Bern, 2000. – 120 p.(Inauguraldissertation : Univ. Bern : 2000)

[2.0035]Datenerfassung für ein transportables System zur Messungder Reinheit flüssiger Edelgase[ATLAS]HAARMANN , MGeneva : CERN, 1998. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1998)

[2.0036]Datenkompression für die Auslese des ATLAS level-1 triggers[ATLAS] [IHEP-98-2]NIEMANN , BProtvino : Inst. High Energy Phys., 1998. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Heidelberg : 1998)

[2.0037]Detection techniques for the RICHs of LHCb [LHCb] [CERN-THESIS-2000-046]ALEMI , MGeneva : CERN, 30 Jun 1999. – 161 p.(Thesis : Univ. Milano : 1999)

[2.0038]Detector Development for ATLAS and SupersymmetryPhysics Studies[ATLAS]GREWAL, A SGeneva : CERN, 1999. – mult. p.(Thesis : Balliol College : 1999)

[2.0039]Détermination de la Masse du Boson W à LEP2 avec le Dé-tecteur ALEPH par l’étude du Spectre d’énergie des Leptons[ALEPH] [PCCF-T-2000-02]DESSAGNE-TRESCARTE, SAubiere : Lab. Phys. Corpusc. Cosmol. Clermond-Ferrand, 2000.– 255 p.(Thèse de Doctorat : Univ. Clermont Ferrand 2 : 2000)

[2.0040]Determination of Longitudinal Electron Bunch Lengths on Pi-cosecond Time Scales[CERN-OPEN-2000-020] [CLIC-Note-426]MARTÍNEZ, CGeneva : CERN, Sep 1999. – 140 p.(Thesis : Univ. Polytec. Catalunya : 1999)

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[2.0041]Determination of the LEP center-of-mass energy fromZγevents using a fitting method at the ALEPH experiment[ALEPH] [CERN-THESIS-2000-033] [CERN-ALEPH-THESIS-99-007]GILARDONI , S SGeneva : CERN, 15 Apr 1999. – 66 p.(Tesi : Politec. Milano : 1999)

[2.0042]Development and Engineering Design of a Novel ExocentricCarbon-Ion Gantry for Cancer Therapy : The "Riesenrad"Gantry [CERN-THESIS-2000-015]REIMOSER, SGeneva : CERN, 30 May 2000. – mult. p.(Dissertation : TU Wien : 2000)

[2.0043]Different methods for quark-gluon jet classification on realdata from the DELPHI detector [DELPHI] [LUNFD-6-NFFL-7168]TRANSTRÖMER, GLund : Univ. Lund, 1999. – 156 p.(Thesis : Univ. Lund : 1999)

[2.0044]Dilepton Production in Pb-Au Collisions at 158 GeV per Nu-cleon Using the CERES Detector[NA45]SOCOL, EGeneva : CERN, Sep 1999. – mult. p.(Thesis : Weizmann Inst. of Sci. : 1999)

[2.0045]Diseño y estudio de cámaras de deriva para el detector CMSde LHC [CMS]MOCHOLÍ-MOCHOLÍ, JMadrid : Univ. Madrid, 1998. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Madrid : 1998)

[2.0046]De l’effet des interactions nucléaires dans les réactions de neu-trinos sur des cibles d’oxygène et de son rôle dans l’anomaliedes neutrinos atmosphériques[LYCEN-T-98-40]MARTEAU, JLyon : Inst. Phys. Nucl., 1998. – mult. p.(Thèse : Univ. Lyon 1 : 1998)

[2.0047]Electronics Evaluation, Jet reconstruction and a Study ofGMSB in ATLAS [ATLAS] [USIP-Report-2000-03]SJÖLIN, JStockholm : Stockholm Univ. Inst. Theor. Phys., 2000. – mult.p.(Thesis : Univ. Stockholm : 2000)

[2.0048]Elektron-Positron-Paar Emission in Pb-Au-Kollisionen bei 158A GeV/c [NA45]LENKEIT, BGeneva : CERN, 2 Dec 1998. – mult. p.(Dissertation : Univ. Heidelberg : 1998)

[2.0049]Emittance preservation for the Large Hadron Collider : cor-rection of static and dynamic blow-up sources between the PSbooster and the CPS ring[USIP-Report-99-06]JANSSON, AStockholm : Stockholm Univ. Inst. Theor. Phys., Dec 1999. – 25p.(Thesis : Univ. Stockholm : 1999)

[2.0050]Entwicklung eines Datenerfassungssystems zur Auslese derFlüssigargon- Reinheitsmonitore für das ATLAS-Experiment[ATLAS]SCHWARZ, CGeneva : CERN, 1997. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1997)

[2.0051]Entwicklung eines FLASH-ADC Auslesesystems für dieFlüssig-Argon Reinheitsmonitore des ATLAS-Experiments[ATLAS]IELAPI, GGeneva : CERN, 1998. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1998)

[2.0052]Entwicklung eines transportablen Messsystems zur Bestim-mung der Reinheit flüssiger Edelgase[ATLAS]SCHUÉ, YU

Geneva : CERN, 1997. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1997)

[2.0053]Esperimento AMS : problemi teorici e sperimentali nellaricerca di antimateria in raggi cosmici [AMS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-006]CASADEI, DGeneva : CERN, 1 Dec 1998. – 83 p.(Tesi : Univ. Studi Bologna : 1998)

[2.0054]Estudio del procesoe+e− → γγ(γ) a las energías de LEP[L3]RODRÍGUEZ-CALONGE, F JMadrid : Univ. Madrid, 1997. – mult. p.(Memoria : Univ. Madrid : 1997)

[2.0055]Estudio del procesoe+e− →W+W− → lνqq′ en LEP [L3]PALOMARES-ESPIGA, CMadrid : Univ. Auton. Madrid, 1999. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Auton. Madrid : 1999)

[2.0056]Estudo da produçao das ressonânciasJ/ψ e ψ′ e do contínuodimuão em colisões p-W a 450 GeV/c[NA50]CRUZ, JLisboa : Inst. Sup. Tecnico, 1999. – mult. p.(Mestrado : Univ. Tec. Lisboa : 1999)

[2.0057]Estudo da produção de mesões Pi e K em colisões Pb-Pb a 158GeV/nucleão[NA50]VALE, C JLisboa : Inst. Sup. Tecnico, 1998. – mult. p.(Mestrado : Univ. Tec. Lisboa : 1998)

[2.0058]Estudo da produção de mesões-vector em colisões S-Cu a 200GeV/nucleão[NA50]QUINTANS, CLisboa : Inst. Sup. Tecnico, 1998. – mult. p.(Mestrado : Univ. Tec. Lisboa : 1998)

[2.0059]Etude de détecteurs à micropistes avec électronique rapide etviolation CP dans le systèmeB0−B

0 pour l’expérience CMSau LHC [CMS] [IReS-99-29]CROIX, JStrasbourg : IReS, 9 Sep 1999. – 164 p.(Thèse : Univ. Strasbourg 1 : 1999)

[2.0060]Etude de la désorption moléculaire induite par transitionsélectroniques dans les surfaces techniques[CERN-THESIS-2000-017]LE PIMPEC, FGeneva : CERN, 19 Jun 2000. – 199 p.(Thèse : Univ. Paris 6 : 2000)

[2.0061]Etude de la production associée du boson de Higgs HW,Htt ,HZ→ γγ+e+−/µ+−+X avec le détecteur ATLAS, auprésdu LHC [ATLAS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-036]EYNARD, GGeneva : CERN, 6 May 1998. – 177 p.(Thèse : Univ. Grenoble 1 : 1998)

[2.0062]Etude des caractéristiques électriques de détecteurs au sili-cium dans les conditions d’irradiation du LHC [ATLAS]ROY, PMontreal : Univ. Montreal, Nov 1999. – mult. p.(Ph.D. : Univ. Montreal : 1999)

[2.0063]Etude des chambres de trajectoire du spectrométre dimuonsde l’expérience ALICE auprès du LHC [ALICE] [IPNO-T-00-02]KHARMANDARIAN , LOrsay : Univ. Paris 11 Inst. Phys. Nucl., 16 Dec 2000. – 212 p.(Thesis : Univ. Paris 11 : 2000)

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[2.0064]Etude des chambres gazeuses à micropistes (MSGC)MACK, VStrasbourg : Univ. Haute Alsace, 27 Oct 1997. – 181 p.(Thèse : Univ. Haute Alsace Strasbourg: 1997)

[2.0065]Etude des désintégrations des bosons W et déterminationdes Auto-Couplages Trilinéaires dans le cadre de l’expérienceALEPH [ALEPH] [CERN-THESIS-2000-030] [PCCF-T-99-05]CHAZELLE, GAubiere : Lab. Phys. Corpusc. Cosmol. Clermond-Ferrand, 2 Jul1999. – 232 p.(Thesis : Univ. Blaise Pascal Clermond-Ferrand : 1999)

[2.0066]Etude des distributions en impulsion transverse des dimuonsproduits dans les collisions noyau-noyau auprès du SPS duCERN [NA50]DRAPIER, OLyon : Univ. Lyon 1, 3 Jun 1998. – 87 p.(Thèse : Univ. Lyon 1 : 1998)

[2.0067]Etude du bruit de fond engendre par l’accélérateur PEP-IIavec un anneau de cristaux de CsI(Na). Etude des oscillationsdes mesons B neutres avec le détecteur BaBar en utilisant lesévénements di-leptons[DAPNIA-SPP-2000-03-T]DE DOMENICO, GSaclay : DAPNIA, 2000. – mult. p.(These : Univ. Paris 9 : 2000)

[2.0068]Etude du système de déclenchement du spectromètre dimuonsde l’expérience ALICE au CERN-LHC [ALICE] [PCCF-T-99-10]ROIG, OAubière : Lab. Phys. Corpusc. Cosmol. Clermond-Ferrand, Dec1999. – 176 p.(Thèse : Univ. Clermont Ferrand 2 : 1999)

[2.0069]Etude et caractérisation des photomultiplicateurs ducalorimètre à tuiles scintillantes d’ATLAS : recherche dustop t1 avec le détecteur ATLAS[ATLAS] [PCCF-T-99-07]HEBRARD, CAubière : Lab. Phys. Corpusc. Cosmol. Clermond-Ferrand, Nov1999. – 329 p.(Thèse : Univ. Clermont Ferrand 2 : 1999)

[2.0070]Evaluation of technologies of parallel computers’ communica-tion networks for a real-time triggering application in a high-energy physics experiment at CERN[ATLAS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-038]HÖRTNAGL, CGeneva : CERN, Dec 1997. – 182 p.(Dissertation : Leopold-Franzens Univ. Innsbruck : 1997)

[2.0071]Evidenz für ein exotisches Meson mit den QuantenzahlenJPC = 1∓ in der Protonium-Vernichtung in RuheHERZ, MGeneva : CERN, Jul 1997. – 106 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Bonn : 1997)

[2.0072]Extraction of Inclusive Cross Sections of Charged Pions Pro-duced in Proton-Proton Collisions from the NA49 Experiment[NA49]CHVALA , OPrague : Prague Univ., 21 Apr 2000. – 59 p.(Thesis : Prague Univ. : 2000)

[2.0073]Fast Data Collection : Event Building for a Particle PhysicsDetector ; Prototypes and Simulation[CMS]LAZINSKI , TWarsaw : Univ. Polytech. Warsaw, 1999. – 123 p.(Thesis : Univ. Polytech. Warsaw : 1999)

[2.0074]Flavor Fluctuations in Central Pb+Pb Collisions at158GeV/Nucleon[NA49]ROLAND, CFrankfurt : J. W. Goethe-Univ., Oct 1999. – mult. p.(Thesis : J. W. Goethe-Univ. Frankfurt: 1999)

[2.0075]Front end electronics for the control system for the experimentATLAS at the LHC accelerator at CERN [ATLAS] [LTU-EX-99-233-SE]MATTSSON, RLulea : Tech. Univ., 1999. – 42 p.(Examensarbete : TU Lulea : 1999)

[2.0076]Heat exchangers in the ATLAS liquid argon calorimeter [AT-LAS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-016]KORPERUD, NGeneva : CERN, 15 Jun 2000. – 70 p.(Thesis : Norwegian Univ. Sci. Technol. Trondheim : 2000)

[2.0077]Heavy quark production and hadronisation at LEP [OPAL][DESY-THESIS-1999-034]FIEDLER, FHamburg : DESY, 10 Dec 1999. – 156 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Hamburg : 1999)

[2.0078]High accuracy magnetic field mapping of the LEP spectrome-ter magnet [CERN-THESIS-2000-027]RONCAROLO, FGeneva : CERN, 1 Jan 2000. – 121 p.(Thesis : Polytech. Milan : 2000)

[2.0079]High performance distributed objects in Larg Hadron Col-lider Experiments [CMS]GUTLEBER, JWien : Technische Univ. Wien, 1 Nov 1999. – 157 p.(Dissertation : Technische Univ. Wien : 1999)

[2.0080]High-Density Digital Links : Optimization of Signal Integrityand Noise Performance of the High-Density Digital Links ofthe ATLAS-TRT Readout System[ATLAS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-005]MANDL , MGeneva : CERN, 9 Feb 2000. – 120 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Wien : 2000)

[2.0081]A High-precision Study Of The z0 Resonance At Opal (z Bo-son, Electroweek Standard Model)[OPAL]MARTÍNEZ-GERMAN, RCollege Park : Univ. Maryland, 1999. – 429 p.(Ph.d. : Univ. Maryland College Park : 1999)

[2.0082]Hyperon Production in Lead-Lead and Proton-Beryllium In-teractions at 158 GeV/c per nucleon[WA97]THOMPSON, MBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1998. – 124 p.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1999)

[2.0083]Hyperon Production in Proton-Beryllium Interactions at 158GeV/c per nucleon at the WA97 CERN Experiment[WA97]NORMAN, P IBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1999. – 129 p.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1999)

[2.0084]Hyperon Production in Proton-Sulphur Interactions at 200GeV/c at the CERN OMEGA Spectrometer[ATLAS]VENABLES, MBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1997. – 125.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1997)



[2.0085] I contatori e l’elettronica per la misura del tempo di volodei raggi cosmici dell’esperimento spaziale AMS[AMS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-010]BALDINI , LGeneva : CERN, 1 Mar 1998. – 113 p.(Tesi : Univ. Studi Bologna : 1998)

[2.0086] Inbetriebnahme und System berwachung eines trans-portablen Flüssigargon-Reinheitsmeßsystems für das ATLAS-Experiment [ATLAS]JUNG, TGeneva : CERN, 1998. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1998)

[2.0087] Intermediate mass dimuons in ultrarelativistic proton-nucleusand nucleus-nucleus collisions at the CERN-SPS[NA50]SOAVE, CTorino : Univ. Torino, Apr 1998. – mult. p.(Tesi : Univ. Torino : 1998)

[2.0088] Investigation, modelling and control of the 1.9 K cooling loopfor superconducting magnets for the Large Hadron Collider[CERN-THESIS-2000-013] [KKT-2000-1]FLEMSÆTER, BGeneva : CERN, 1 Jan 2000. – 131 p.(Thesis : Norwegian Univ. Sci. Technol. Trondheim : 2000)

[2.0089] Investigation of Opto-electronic Data Transmission Methodsfor Experiments at the Large Hadron Collider [ATLAS]OGLESBY, S JBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1997. – 184.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1997)

[2.0090]An Investigation of Singly and Doubly Tagged Photon-PhotonScattering Using the OPAL Detector at LEP[OPAL]MCKIGNEY, E ALondon : Univ. College London, 1998. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. College London : 1998)

[2.0091] Investigation of the Performance of Microstrip Gas Detectorsfor X-rays and Evaluation of their Application to Mammogra-phyPAPANESTIS, ALondon : Univ. College London, Jul 1997. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. College London : 1997)

[2.0092] Ion gantry design and scanning techniques in hadron therapy[CERN-THESIS-2000-023]HOLY, PGeneva : CERN, 16 Jun 1999. – 93 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Pilsen : 1999)

[2.0093]Kalibration einer Driftkammer mit MyonenstrahlBELL, RGeneva : CERN, 1999. – mult. p.(Diplomarbeit : Univ. Heidelberg : 1999)

[2.0094]Konstruktion, Aufbau und Kalibration eines strahlrohrna-hen Bleiwolframatkalorimeters zur Verwendung im ZEUS-Experiment [Test beam] [DESY-THESIS-1999-035]MEYER-LARSEN, AHamburg : DESY, 24 Nov 1999. – 127 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Hamburg : 1999)

[2.0095]Ladungsempfindliche Auslese und Signalpulsformung des Sig-nals der CERES-Zeitprojektionskammer (TPC) in CMOS-und BiCMOS-Technologie[NA45]ERNST, PGeneva : CERN, 1997. – mult. p.(Diplomarbeit : Univ. Heidelberg : 1997)

[2.0096]The LEP Energy Spectrometer[CERN-THESIS-2000-026]PROCHNOW, JGeneva : CERN, 15 Jul 2000. – 100 p.(Thesis : TH Aachen : 2000)

[2.0097]The Level 1 Jet Trigger for ATLAS and a Preliminary Studyof R-Parity violating Supersymmetry [ATLAS]CONNORS, ABirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1998. – 203 p.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1998)

[2.0098]Life Time Studies of Irradiated LEDs and VCSELs for the AT-LAS Experiment at the Large Hadron Collider [ATLAS]MOMMSEN, R KBern : Univ. Bern, 1997. – 70 p.(Diplomarbeit : Univ. Bern : 1997)

[2.0099]Limits to Drift Chamber Resolution [ATLAS]RIEGLER, WWien : TU Wien, 1997. – mult. p.(Thesis : TU Wien : 1997)

[2.0100]Looking for Quark Gluon Plasma in Pb-Pb collisions at 158GeV/c [NA50]BEOLÈ, STorino : Univ. Torino, Feb 1998. – mult. p.(Tesi : Univ. Torino : 1998)

[2.0101]Mass And Width Of The W Boson : kinematic FitBUTTON, A MAnn Arbor : Univ. Michigan, 1999. – 100 p.(Ph.D. : Univ. Michigan Ann Arbor : 1999)

[2.0102]Measurement of lifetimes of bottom hadrons in Z Decays[L3][L3-Note-2214]PETRAK, SBerlin : Humboldt Univ., Jan 1998. – mult. p.(Thesis : Humboldt Univ. Berlin : 1998)

[2.0103]Measurement of tau lepton weak dipole moments[L3]SÁNCHEZ-ÁLVARO, EMadrid : Univ. Madrid, 1997. – 71 p.(Thesis : Univ. Madrid : 1997)

[2.0104]Measurement of the Cross Section for the Quasi-elastic Photo-production of ψ(2S) at HERAHUDGSON, V LBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1997. – 120.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1997)

[2.0105]A Measurement of the Diffractive Proton Structure Functionat HERANICHOLLS, T CBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1997. – 173.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1997)

[2.0106]Measurement of the low x behaviour of the Photon StructureFunction F2γCLAY, ELouvain : Univ. Cathol. Louvain, 2000. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Cathol. Louvain : 2000)

[2.0107]Measurement of the Topological Branching Ratios of theτLepton using the OPAL Detector at LEP [OPAL]BLOOMER, J EBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1997. – 139 p.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1997)

[2.0108]A measurement of the triple gauge boson couplings frome+e−collisions at 183–189 GeV[ALEPH]BETTS, SLondon : Univ. London, Jul 1999. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. London : 1999)



[2.0109]Measurements ofΛ, Λ and K0S from Pb-Pb Collisions at 158

GeV per nucleon in a Large Acceptance Experiment[NA49]BARNBY, L SBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, Jun 1999. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1999)

[2.0110]Measurements of theB∗∗ and B∗∗s MassPeaks and B Mixingusing Data from the OPAL experiment [OPAL] [RAL-TH-98-004]BELL, A NChilton : Rutherford Appelt. Lab., 1997. – 149.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1997)

[2.0111]Measurements of the mass of the W boson in theW+W− →qqqq channel with the ALEPH detector [ALEPH]CHALMERS, MGlasgow : Univ. Glasgow, Dec 1999. – 160 p.(Thesis : Univ. Glasgow : 1999)

[2.0112]Medida de la vida media de los hadrones con belleza a las en-ergias del boson Z[L3]FERNÁNDEZ-ALVAREZ, DMadrid : Univ. Madrid, 1997. – 177 p.(Thesis : Univ. Madrid : 1997)

[2.0113]Medida de los momentos dipolares débiles del leptónτ [L3]SÁNCHEZ-ÁLVARO, EMadrid : Univ. Madrid, 1997. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Madrid : 1997)

[2.0114]Medida de R0b ≡ Γ(Z → bb)/Γ(Z → had) en L3 [L3] [CERN-L3-

Internal-Note-2198]CHAMIZO -LLATAS, MGeneva : CERN, 1997. – 106 p.(Thesis : Univ. Auton. Madrid : 1997)

[2.0115]Messung der Myonpaarproduktion und ihrer Strahlungskor-rekturen mit dem L3-Detektor bei LEP [L3]ROTH, SAachen : RWTH Aachen, 17 Jan 1997. – 140 p.(Dissertation : RWTH Aachen : 1997)

[2.0116]Messung der Tau-Paarproduktion mit dem L3-Detektor beiLEP [L3]WYNHOFF, SAachen : RWTH Aachen, 30 Oct 1997. – 149 p.(Dissertation : RWTH Aachen : 1997)

[2.0117]Messung der Verunreinigung von flüssigem Argon mit Hilfeeiner Ionisationskammer [ATLAS]GRAMS, MGeneva : CERN, 1997. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1997)

[2.0118]Messung des Wirkungsquerschnittese+e− → Hadronen imEnergiebereich zwischen 130 und 140 GeV mit dem L3-Detektor bei LEP [L3]OPITZ, HAachen : TH Aachen, Jul 1997. – mult. p.(Diplomarbeit : TH Aachen : 1997)

[2.0119]Mesure de la masse du W dans l’expérience DELPHI[DELPHI][DAPNIA-SPP-2000-01-T]SIMARD , L CSaclay : DAPNIA, 14 Jan 2000. – 234 p.(Thèse : Univ. Paris 11 : 2000)

[2.0120]Mesure de la violation directe de CP auprès de l’expérinceNA48 du CERN [NA48] [DAPNIA-SPP-2000-02-T]GRANIER DE CASSAGNAC, RSaclay : DAPNIA, 11 May 2000. – 207 p.(Thèse : Univ. Paris 6 : 2000)

[2.0121]Mesure de l’abondance des astres sombres de masse stellairedans le halo galactique par la recherche de phénomènes de mi-crolentilles vers les Nuages de Magellan[EROS] [DAPNIA-SPP-2000-04-T]LASERRE, TSaclay : DAPNIA, 2000. – 303 p.(These : Univ. Paris 5 : 2000)

[2.0122]Mesures de masses atomiques de nucléides très éloignés de lavallée de stabilitéβ à l’aide d’un spectromètre de masse à ra-diofréquence[IS346]TOADER, C FParis : Univ. Paris 11, 16 Jul 1999. – 148 p.(Thèse : Univ. Paris 11 : 1999)

[2.0123]Methoden zur Bestimmung der Lebensdauer von Elektronenin flüssigem Argon mit Hilfe von Ionisationskammern [ATLAS]SCHMIDT, AGeneva : CERN, 1998. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1998)

[2.0124]Méthodes d’analyse d’une ligne de focalisation finale dansle cadre du projet du collisionneur linéaire TESLA [CERN-THESIS-2000-035] [DAPNIA-SEA-98-02-T]FARTOUKH, SSaclay : DAPNIA, 26 Nov 1997. – 177 p.(Thèse : Univ. Paris 6 : 1997)

[2.0125]Misura del Flusso di Ioni Leggeri con l’Esperimento SpazialeAMS [AMS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-011]MOLINO, KGeneva : CERN, 25 Oct 1999. – 88 p.(Tesi : Univ. Studi Bologna : 1999)

[2.0126]Multiplizitätsverteilungen geladener Teilchen in ultrarelativis-tischen Pb+Au Kollisionen gemessen mit Siliziumdriftdetek-toren [NA45]WEBER, CGeneva : CERN, Apr 1997. – mult. p.(Diplomarbeit : Univ. Heidelberg : 1997)

[2.0127]Observation of semileptonic charmless bottom meson decayswith the ALEPH detector at LEP [ALEPH] [CERN-THESIS-2000-031]THORN, S AGeneva : CERN, Jun 1998. – 145 p.(Thesis : Univ. Glasgow : 1998)

[2.0128]Optical design of a synchrotron with optimisation of the slowextraction for hadron therapy [CERN-THESIS-2000-022]BENEDIKT, MGeneva : CERN, Oct 1997. – 138 p.(Dissertation : TU Wien : 1997)

[2.0129]Optimisation des Paramètres de Scintillation des Cristauxde Tungstate de Plomb pour leur Application dans laCalorimétrie Electromagnétique de Haute Précision [CMS][LAPP-T-2000-03]DROBYCHEV, G YU

Annecy-le-Vieux : Lab. d’Annecy Phys. Part., 2000. – 151 p.(Thèse de Doctorat : Univ. Savoie Annecy : 2000)

[2.0130]Optimisation des Performances du Bouchon du CalorimètreElectromagnétique d’ATLAS : étude de son Système Optoélec-tronique de Lecture [ATLAS] [CPPM-98-04-T]MARTIN, OMarseille : Univ. Aix Marseille 2, 1998. – 156 p.(Thèse de Doctorat : Univ. Aix Marseille 2 : 1998)



[2.0131]Partialwellenanalyse der Proton-Antiproton-Annihilation inRuhe in K+K−π0

SEIBERT, RGeneva : CERN, 1997. – 98 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Hamburg : 1997)

[2.0132]Passive Beam Spreading Systems and Light-Weight Gantriesfor Synchrotron Based Hadron Therapy [CERN-THESIS-2000-001]MAIER, A TGeneva : CERN, 14 Dec 1998. – 108 p.(MRN : Univ. Wien : 1998)

[2.0133]Performance of the ATLAS Hadronic Endcap Calorimeterand the Physics of Electroweak Top Quark Production at AT-LAS [ATLAS]O’NEIL, DVancouver : Univ. Victoria, Nov 1999. – 134 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Victoria Vancouver : 1999)

[2.0134]Performance of the ATLAS Muon Spectrometer[ATLAS]ALEKSA, MWien : TU Wien, 11 Sep 1999. – 147 p.(Dissertation : TU Wien : 1997)

[2.0135]Photons in Pb-Au Collisions at 158 A GeV/c[NA45]MESSER, MGeneva : CERN, 2 Dec 1998. – 88 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Heidelberg : 1998)

[2.0136]Physics performance study of theB0s → Dsπ and B0

s → DsK de-cay channels for the Technical Proposal of the LHCb detector[LHCb] [CERN-THESIS-2000-045]HIERCK, R HGeneva : CERN, 31 Aug 1998. – 54 p.(Thesis : Univ. Amsterdam : 1998)

[2.0137]PPC’s (parallel plate chambers) y su aplicación encalorimetría a bajo angulo en experimentos en el LHC[CMS]FOUZ-IGLESIAS, M CSantiago de Compostela : Univ. Santiago de Compostela, 6 May1997. – 218 p.(Thesis : Univ. Santiago de Compostela : 1997)

[2.0138]Production of Muon pairs and Tau pairs at energies above theZ0 mass using the OPAL detector at LEP[OPAL] [RAL-TH-99-002]TALBOT, S DChilton : Rutherford Appelt. Lab., 1998. – 144 p.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1998)

[2.0139]Produktion doppelt seltsamer Hyperonen in ultrarelativistis-chen Pb+Pb Kollisionen bei 158 AGeV[NA49]GABLER, FFrankfurt : Univ. Frankfurt, 1998. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Frankfurt : 1998)

[2.0140]Produktion von φ-Mesonen in ultrarelativistischen Stössenzwischen schweren Kernen[NA49]FRIESE, VMarburg : Univ. Marburg, 1999. – mult. p.(Dissertation : Univ. Marburg : 1999)

[2.0141]Produktion von e+e−-Paaren in ultrarelativistischen Pb-Au-Kollisionen bei 160 AGeV[NA45]VOIGT, CGeneva : CERN, 10 Feb 1998. – mult. p.(Dissertation : Univ. Heidelberg : 1998)

[2.0142]Produktion von geladenen Pionen und Kaonen, Protonen, An-tiprotonen und φ-Mesonen in ultrarelativistischen Blei-Blei-Stössen bei 158 GeV pro Nukleon[NA49]MOCK, AMünchen : MPI München, May 1997. – 113 p.(Dissertation : MPI München : 1997)

[2.0143]Produzione di dimuoni in collisioni protone-nucleo e nucleo-nucleo presso il Super-Proto-Sincrotrone del CERN[NA50]DE FALCO, ACagliari : Univ. Cagliari, Feb 1997. – mult. p.(Tesi : Univ. Cagliari : 1997)

[2.0144]Protonium-Vernichtung in K0SK0

Sπ0

CRAMER, OGeneva : CERN, 23 May 1997. – 169 p.(Dissertation : Univ. München : 1997)

[2.0145]Prototyping of CMS storage management[CMS]HOLTMAN , KEindhoven : Univ. Eindhoven, 2000. – 160 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Eindhoven : 2000)

[2.0146]Recherche d’oscillations de neutrinosνµ → ντ dans le canalde désintégration τ → ρ auprès de l’expérience NOMAD auCERN [WA96] [DAPNIA-SPP-99-1005]BESSON, NSaclay : DAPNIA, 22 Oct 1999. – 230 p.(Thèse : Univ. Paris 7 : 1999)

[2.0147]Recherche du boson de Higgs du Modèle Standard Minimaldans les états finals hadroniques avec le détecteur ALEPHà LEP2 [ALEPH] [CERN-THESIS-2000-034] [CERN-ALEPH-THESIS-99-011; PCCF-T-99-03]DESCHAMPS, OGeneva : CERN, 16 Apr 1999. – 273 p.(Thèse : Univ. Blaise Pascal Clermont-Ferrand 2 : 1999)

[2.0148]Recherche du Boson de Higgs Standard dans l’expérienceALEPH au LEP2 [ALEPH] [CPPM-98-03-T]MOTSCH, FMarseille : Univ. Aix Marseille 2, 1998. – 155 p.(Thèse de Doctorat : Univ. Aix Marseille 2 : 1998)

[2.0149]Réseau à multiplexage statistique pour les systèmes de sélec-tion et de reconstruction d’evénements dans les expériences dephysique des hautes energies[ATLAS; CMS] [DAPNIA-SEI-2000-01-T]CALVET, DSaclay : DAPNIA, 31 Mar 2000. – 180 p.(Thèse : Univ. Paris 11 : 2000)

[2.0150]Ricerca di Leptoquarks con il rivelatore OPAL a LEP2 [OPAL]BRIGLIADORI , LBologna : Univ. Bologna, 1997. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Bologna : 1997)

[2.0151]Scalar Quark searches with the ALEPH Experiment at LEP2[ALEPH]SGUAZZONI, GPisa : Univ. Pisa, 31 Dec 1999. – 160 p.(Tesi : Univ. Pisa : 1999)

[2.0152]La scheda elettronica per la misura del tempo di volodell’esperimento spaziale AMS[AMS] [CERN-THESIS-2000-009]MEZZANOTTE, FGeneva : CERN, 1 Mar 1998. – 104 p.(Tesi : Univ. Studi Bologna : 1998)



[2.0153]Search for Higgs Bosons using the L3 detector at LEP[L3][DESY-THESIS-2000-009]KOPP, AHamburg : DESY, Feb 2000. – 123 p.(Dissertation : Humboldt-Univ. Berlin : 2000)

[2.0154]Search for SUSY Partners of Fermions at LEP and Prospectsfor SUSY at LHC [DESY-THESIS-2000-026]IASHVILI , IHamburg : DESY, Jul 2000. – 198 p.(Thesis : Humboldt Univ. Berlin : 2000)

[2.0155]The Second Level Trigger of the ATLAS detector at the LHC[ATLAS]DOBSON, MLondon : Univ. London, Sep 1999. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. London : 1999)

[2.0156]Sensibilité de l’expérience LHCb au paramètre ∆ms del’oscillation B0

s− B0s [LHCb] [CERN-THESIS-2000-044]

RONGA, FGeneva : CERN, 14 Apr 1998. – 50 p.(Mémoire de diplôme : Univ. Lausanne : 1998)

[2.0157]Single Photon Detection with Semiconductor Pixel Arraysfor Medical Imaging Applications [Medipix] [CERN-THESIS-2000-021]MIKULEC, BGeneva : CERN, 20 Jun 2000. – 185 p.(Thesis : Univ. Vienna : 2000)

[2.0158]Un sistema di controllo remoto di uno switching network peruna applicazione di Fisica delle Alte Energie con vizualiz-zazione grafica in Java[ATLAS]BOZZI, LPisa : Univ. Pisa, 1998. – 137.(Laurea Inf. Sci. : Univ. Pisa : 1998)

[2.0159]Slow Extraction Dynamics and its Influence on Transfer LinesDesign[CERN-THESIS-99-070]PULLIA , MGeneva : CERN, 25 Oct 1999. – 145 p.(Thèse : Univ. Lyon 1 : 1999)

[2.0160]Spectral Response of Cesium Telluride and Rubidium Tel-luride Photocathodes for the Production of Highly ChargedElectron Bunches[CERN-OPEN-2000-039] [CLIC-Note-428]TRAUTNER, HGeneva : CERN, 21 Mar 2000. – 120 p.(Thesis : Johannes Gutenberg Univ. Mainz : 2000)

[2.0161]Ein statistisches Modell für die Teilchenproduktion in hochen-ergetischen SchwerionenkollisionenHEPPE, IGeneva : CERN, 1998. – mult. p.(Diplomarbeit : Univ. Heidelberg : 1998)

[2.0162]Strangeness Enhancement in Heavy Ion Collisions at theWA97 Experiment [WA97]TORRIERI, G DBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1999. – 108 p.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1999)

[2.0163]Studie von Teststrahldaten eines Quarzfiber-Blei Kalorimeters[NA52]WEBER, MBern : Univ. Bern, May 1997. – mult. p.(Diploma Thesis : Univ. Bern : 1997)

[2.0164]Studies for the ATLAS Second Level Trigger using Data-Strobe Link Technology [ATLAS]MADSEN, N A HLondon : Univ. London, 1999. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. London : 1999)

[2.0165]Studio del sitema di trigger muonico di primo e secondo livelloper l’esperimento ATLAS ad LHC [ATLAS]DI MATTIA , ARoma : Univ. La Sapienza Roma, 1997. – 162 p.(Laurea : Univ. La Sapienza Roma : 1997)

[2.0166]Studio della risoluzione e del tracciamento con le camere adrift per lo spettrometro a muoni dell’esperimento ATLAS [AT-LAS]DE CECCO, SMDT GroupRoma : Univ. La Sapienza Roma, 1999. – 178 p.(Laurea : Univ. La Sapienza Roma : 1999)

[2.0167]Studio di stati finali bb a LEP2 conl’esperimento OPAL[OPAL]FANFANI , ABologna : Univ. Bologna, 1997. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Bologna : 1997)

[2.0168]Studio e realizzazione di comunicazioni informative mediantereti ad auttoinstradamento di pacchetto nell’ambito del triggerdi II livello dell’esperimento ATLAS [ATLAS]BABUSCI, ARoma : Univ. Roma, 1997. – 202.(Laurea : Univ. Roma : 1997)

[2.0169]Studium der Reaktion e+e− → e+e−µ+µ− mit dem L3-Detektor bei LEP [L3]JENKES, KAachen : TH Aachen, Aug 1997. – mult. p.(Diplomarbeit : TH Aachen : 1997)

[2.0170]Studium vlivu hadronizace a detektoru na urcovani kinemat-ickych charakteristik partonu v e+e- interakcichTRAVNICEK, PPrague : TU Prague, 1998. – mult. p.(MSc : TU Prague : 1998)

[2.0171]A Study Of Neutral Short Kaon : Neutral Short Kaon PairsIn Multihadronic Neutral Z Boson Decays With The OPALDetector at LEP [OPAL]BEAULNE, P DCarleton : Carleton Univ., 1998. – 75 p.(MsC : Carleton Univ. : 1998)

[2.0172]A Study of the Centrally ProducedK+K− System at the CERNΩ Spectrometer[WA102]EARL, B CBirmingham : Univ. Birmingham, 1999. – 185 p.(Thesis : Univ. Birmingham : 1999)

[2.0173]Study of the LHCb pile-up trigger and BS → J/ψφ decay[LHCb] [CERN-THESIS-2000-043]ZAITSEV, N YU

Geneva : CERN, 27 Oct 2000. – 130 p.(Proefschrift : Univ. Amsterdam : 2000)

[2.0174]Study of the triple gauge-boson vertex in W-pair production atLEP2 [ALEPH] [CERN-THESIS-2000-032] [HD-IHEP-99-04; CERN-ALEPH-THESIS-99-012]DHAMOTHARAN , SGeneva : CERN, 25 Jun 1999. – 134 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Heidelberg : 1999)

[2.0175]Teilchenspektren und Korrelationen in Blei-Blei-Reaktionenbei 158 GeV pro Nukleon[NA49]SCHÖNFELDER, SMünchen : TU München, Jan 1997. – mult. p.(Dissertation : TU München : 1997)



[2.0176]Test de la estructura gauge de QCD a las energías de LEP[L3]CASAUS-ARMENTANO, JMadrid : Univ. Madrid, 1998. – 73 p.(Thesis : Univ. Madrid : 1998)

[2.0177]Tests et Etude des Performances du Pré-échantillonneur Cen-tral d’ATLAS [ATLAS] [ISN-2000-104]BELHORMA, BGrenoble : Univ. Grenoble I Inst. Nat. Sci. Techn. Nucl., 2000.– 123 p.(Thèse de Doctorat : Univ. Grenoble 1 : 2000)

[2.0178]Tests of a switched capacitor array for the ATLAS calorimeter[ATLAS]KAYAL , P IEdmonton : Univ. Alberta, 1997. – 133 p.(Thesis : Univ. Alberta Edmonton : 1997)

[2.0179]Transverse and Longitudinal Beam Collimation in a High-Energy Proton Collider (LHC) [CERN-THESIS-2000-019]CATALAN -LASHERAS, NGeneva : CERN, 16 Nov 1998. – 112 p.(Thesis : Univ. Zaragoza : 1998)

[2.0180]Transverse flow in 158 AGeV/c Pb+Pb at the CERN SPS[NA49]WOOD, L SDavis : Univ. Calif. Davis, 1998. – mult. p.(Thesis : Univ. Calif. Davis : 1998)

[2.0181]Two different cases of calorimetry in High Energy Physics : theATLAS liquid argon electromagnetic end cap and the ZEUSForward Plug Calorimeter [ATLAS] [DESY-THESIS-2000-010]LÓPEZ, G GHamburg : DESY, Mar 2000. – 276 p.(Thesis : Univ. Autonoma Madrid : 2000)

[2.0182]Überwachung von elektronegativen Verunreinigungen imFlüssig-Argon-Versorgungssystem des ATLAS-Detektors[AT-LAS]WEBER, DGeneva : CERN, 1998. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1998)

[2.0183]Untersuchung der Nachweiseffizienz von Tau-Neutrino Reak-tionen mittels Charm-Hadronen im CHORUS Experiment[WA95] [CERN-THESIS-2000-020]BÜLTE, AGeneva : CERN, 31 Nov 1997. – 85 p.(Thesis : Humbold-Univ. Berlin : 1997)

[2.0184]Untersuchung vonKKπ-Endzuständen in Proton-Antiproton-AnnihilationenVÖLCKER, CGeneva : CERN, 14 May 1997. – 127 p.(Dissertation : Univ. München : 1997)

[2.0185]Untersuchung von 5-Pion-Endzuständen in der Antiproton-Nukleon-Vernichtung in RuheTHOMA, UGeneva : CERN, Mar 1998. – 175 p.(Dissertation : Univ. Bonn : 1998)

[2.0186]Using Internet/Intranet Technologies in Library Automation[CERN-THESIS-2000-040]VESELY, MGeneva : CERN, 9 May 2000. – 67 p.(Thesis : Univ. Economics Prague : 2000)

[2.0187]Weiterentwicklung einer Laserkammer zur Messung derLebensdauer und Driftgeschwindigkeit von freien Elektronenin flüssigen Edelgasen[ATLAS]ADAMS, MGeneva : CERN, 1997. – mult p.(Thesis : Univ. Mainz : 1997)

[2.0188]Zweiteilchenkorrelationen in zentralen Blei-Blei-Reaktionenbei 158 GeV pro Nukleon[NA49]APPELSHÄUSER, HFrankfurt : J. W. Goethe-Univ. Frankfurt, 1997. – mult. p.(Dissertation : J. W. Goethe-Univ. Frankfurt : 1997)



Chapter 3

Published Articles

[3.0001]αs measurements at ALEPH[ALEPH]HANSPER, GIn: 13th Lake Louise Winter Institute on Quantum Chromody-namics, Lake Louise, AL, Canada, 15 - 21 Feb 1998 / Ed. by Ast-bury, A ; Campbell, B A and Khanna, F C . – World Sci., Singa-pore, 1999 – pp.396-403

[3.0002] pp-annihilation into ωπ0, ωη and ωη′ at 600, 1200 and 1940MeV/c [PS197]ABELE, A et al.Crystal Barrel CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 12 (2000) – pp.429-439

[3.0003]The β2p decay mechanism of31Ar [ISOLDE]FYNBO, H O U et al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 677 (2000) no.1-4 – pp.38-60

[3.0004]β decay asymmetry in mirror nuclei : A = 9 [ISOLDE]TENGBLAD, O et al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: Conference on Experimental Nuclear Physics in Europe : Fac-ing the Next Millennium — ENPE ’99, Seville, Spain, 21 - 26 Jun1999 / Ed. by Rubio, B ; Lozano, M and Gelletly, W . – AIP, NewYork, 1999. (AIP conf. proc.; 495) – pp.19-22

[3.0005]β-decay half-life of 70Kr : a bridge nuclide for the rp processbeyond A = 70[IS351] [CERN-EP-99-177]OINONEN, M et al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Rev., C : 61 (2000) no.3 – pp.035801

[3.0006]β-delayed neutron emission from12,14BeBERGMANN, U C et al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: Conference on Experimental Nuclear Physics in Europe : Fac-ing the Next Millennium — ENPE ’99, Seville, Spain, 21 - 26 Jun1999 / Ed. by Rubio, B ; Lozano, M and Gelletly, W . – AIP, NewYork, 1999. (AIP conf. proc.; 495) – pp.27-28

[3.0007]∆++ production in 158 A GeV 208Pb+208Pb interactions at theCERN SPS[WA98]AGGARWAL, M M et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 477 (2000) no.1-3 – pp.37-44

[3.0008]η′ → γγ and the topological susceptibility [hep-ph/9908273][CERN-TH-99-238; SWAT-99-235]SHORE, G MPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 86 (2000) – pp.368-371

[3.0009]γ∗γ∗ total cross-section in the dipole picture of BFKL dynamics[hep-ph/9812523] [DESY-99-014]BOONEKAMP, M et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 79 (1999) – pp.272-6

[3.0010]Λb polarization in Z0 decays at LEP[DELPHI] [CERN-EP-99-155]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 474 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.205-22

[3.0011]νµ → ντ neutrino oscillation appearance search at CERN[WA95]KOZAKI , TIn: 25th INS International Symposium on Nuclear and ParticlePhysics with High-intensity Proton Accelerators, Tokyo, Japan, 3- 6 Dec 1996 / Ed. by Komatsubara, T K ; Shibata, T and Nomura,T . – World Sci., Singapore, 1998 – pp.41-50

[3.0012]np total cross section from 50 to 400 MeV/c[PS201]FELICIELLO, AIn: Workshop on Hadron Spectroscopy — WHS ’99, Frascati,Italy, 8 - 12 Mar 1999 / Ed. by Bressani, T ; Feliciello, A andFilippi, A . – INFN, Frascati, 1999. (Frascati physics series; 15) –pp.429-439

[3.0013] pd annihilation at rest into π+π−π−p (spectator)ABELE, A et al.Crystal Barrel CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 450 (1999) – pp.275-280

[3.0014]φ, ρ and ω production in Pb-Pb collisions at 158 GeV/c2 pernucleon [NA50]ABREU, M C et al.NA50 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.534c-7c

[3.0015]ρT Production via WLZL Fusion at Hadronic Colliders [hep-ph/0003024]SLABOSPITSKY, Set al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 480 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.105-11

[3.0016]sin2 θw Effectif From Hadronic Final States [DELPHI] [DELPHI-97-162-PHYS-739]ANTILOGUS, PIn: 16th Workshop on Weak Interactions and Neutrinos — WIN’97, Capri, Italy, 22 - 28 Jun 1997 / Ed. by Fiorillo, G ; Palladino,V and Strolin, P . – Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 66 (1998) –pp.55-58

[3.0017]τ decays with neutral kaons[OPAL] [hep-ex/9911029] [CERN-EP-99-154]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 13 (2000) no.2 – pp.213-23

[3.0018]The ρ parameter and the Screening Phenomenon for extra Wand Z gauge bosons[hep-ph/9803278] [CERN-TH-98-057; DESY-98-022]MATIAS, Jet al.Publ.ref.: Int. J. Mod. Phys., A : 15 (2000) – pp.3369-3394

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[3.0019]The ρ-mass, width and line-shape inpp annihilation at restinto π+π−π0 [PS197]ABELE, A et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 469 (1999) – pp.270-275

[3.0020]Ξ−- and Ξ+- Production in Pb + Pb Collisions at 158 GeV Per

Nucleon [NA49]BÄCHLER, Jet al.NA49 CollaborationPubl.ref.:J. Phys., G : 25 (1999) – pp.199-207

[3.0021]A 0.5 MW/10 Hz option of the spallation source AUSTRONBRYANT, P Jet al.In: 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference — PAC ’99, New YorkCity, NY, USA, 29 Mar - 2 Apr 1999 / Ed. by Luccio, A andMacKay, W W . – IEEE Computer Society Press, Piscataway, NJ,1999 – pp.2957-9

[3.0022]A 1.25 Gbit/s serializer for LHC data and trigger optical links[CERN-OPEN-2000-045]MOREIRA, Pet al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.194-198

[3.0023]A 128 channels analog readout chip (APVDDC) for DC-coupledsilicon detectors of the CMS tracker [CMS] [CERN-OPEN-2000-117]DEPTUCH, G et al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.542-546

[3.0024]13000 a current lead with 1.5 W heat load to 4.5 K for theLarge Hadron Collider at CERNGOOD, J A et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.1474-6

[3.0025]13000 A current lead with 1.5 W heat load to 4.5 K for thelarge hadron collider at CERNGOOD, J A et al.Publ.ref.:Physica, B : 284-288 (2000) – pp.2093-4

[3.0026]1/4 BPS States and Non-Perturbative Couplings in N=4 StringTheories [hep-th/9907133] [CERN-TH-99-210]LERCHE, W et al.Publ.ref.: Adv. Theor. Math. Phys. : 3 (1999) no.5 – pp.nopagination

[3.0027]The 1500–1700 MeV mass region and glueball searches in two-photon collisions with the L3 detector at LEP[L3]BRACCINI, SIn: Workshop on Hadron Spectroscopy — WHS ’99, Frascati,Italy, 8 - 12 Mar 1999 / Ed. by Bressani, T ; Feliciello, A andFilippi, A . – INFN, Frascati, 1999. (Frascati physics series; 15) –pp.53-58

[3.0028]1S and MS Bottom Quark Masses from ϒ Sum Rules [hep-ph/9905550] [CERN-TH-99-152]HOANG, A HPubl.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 61 (2000) no.3 – pp.034005

[3.0029]24 : New directions in particle theory [CERN-TH-98-052]VENEZIANO, GIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.324-336

[3.0030]3 Dimensional Field Calculations compared to Magnetic Mea-surements for CERN PSB-CPS Transfer Line Magnets[CERN-SL-99-010-MS]BARNES, M J et al.In: 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference — PAC ’99, New YorkCity, NY, USA, 29 Mar - 2 Apr 1999 / Ed. by Luccio, A andMacKay, W W . – IEEE Computer Society Press, Piscataway, NJ,1999 – pp.3378-80

[3.0031]3-3-1 exotic quark search at CERN LEPII-LHC [hep-ph/9907553]COUTINHO, Y A et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 60 (1999) no.11 – pp.115001

[3.0032]The 34,35Al beta decay to34,35Si [ISOLDE]NUMMELA , Set al.In: Conference on Experimental Nuclear Physics in Europe : Fac-ing the Next Millennium — ENPE ’99, Seville, Spain, 21 - 26 Jun1999 / Ed. by Rubio, B ; Lozano, M and Gelletly, W . – AIP, NewYork, 1999. (AIP conf. proc.; 495) – pp.55-58

[3.0033]3D magnetic analysis of the CMS magnet[CMS]KLIOUKHINE , V I et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.428-31

[3.0034]The 4 Year COBE DMR data is non-Gaussian[astro-ph/9904073][CERN-TH-99-067]FERREIRA, P Get al.In: International Conference on 3K Cosmology — EC-TMR Con-ference, Rome, Italy, 5 - 10 Oct 1998 / Ed. by Maiani, L ; Mel-chiorri, F and Vittorio, N . – AIP, New York, 1999. (AIP conf.proc.; 476) – pp.293-97

[3.0035]A 40 MHz clock and trigger recovery circuit for the CMStracker fabricated in a 0.25 µm CMOS technology and usinga self calibration technique[CMS] [CERN-OPEN-2000-103]PLACIDI , Pet al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.469-472

[3.0036]The 7-gap-resonator-accelerator for the REX-ISOLDE-linacPODLECH, H et al.In: 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference — PAC ’99, New YorkCity, NY, USA, 29 Mar - 2 Apr 1999 / Ed. by Luccio, A andMacKay, W W . – IEEE Computer Society Press, Piscataway, NJ,1999 – pp.3543-5

[3.0037]7-gap-resonatorsVON HAHN, R et al.In: 14th REX-Isolde Co-ordination Meeting, CERN, Geneva,Switzerland, 4 May 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.mult. p

[3.0038]Aberrations due to solenoid focusing of a multiply chargedhigh-current ion beamGRÉGOIRE, G et al.Publ.ref.:Rev. Sci. Instrum. : 71 (2000) no.2 – pp.1097-9

[3.0039]ABS at CTF3 [CERN-OPEN-2000-251]BRAUN, HIn: Workshop on Automated Beam Steering and Shaping (ABS),CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 14 - 16 Dec 1998 / Ed. by Lindroos,M . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-07]– pp.126

[3.0040]ABS at the PS division[CERN-OPEN-2000-219]MARTINI , MIn: Workshop on Automated Beam Steering and Shaping (ABS),CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 14 - 16 Dec 1998 / Ed. by Lindroos,M . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-07]– pp.15-26

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[3.0041]ABS at the SPS and LEP[CERN-OPEN-2000-229]WENNINGER, JIn: Workshop on Automated Beam Steering and Shaping (ABS),CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 14 - 16 Dec 1998 / Ed. by Lindroos,M . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-07]– pp.50

[3.0042]Accelerated aging tests of radiation damaged lasers and pho-todiodes for the CMS tracker optical links [CMS]GILL , K et al.In: 6th Conference on Photomask and X-Ray Mask Technology,Yokohama, Japan, 13 - 14 Apr 1999 – pp.51-57

[3.0043]The Accelerated Procedure for Electrical Work (TPA) [CERN-ST-2000-054]COELINGH, GIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.51-59

[3.0044]Accelerator and reactor neutrino experimentsDI LELLA , LPubl.ref.:Int. J. Mod. Phys., A : 15 (2000) – pp.257-82

[3.0045]Accelerator physics and technology of the LHC[CERN-OPEN-2000-148]SCHMIDT, RIn: 1st International Roxie Users Meeting and Workshop, CERN,Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 18 Mar 1998 / Ed. by Russenschuck, S. – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-01]– pp.7-17

[3.0046]Accelerator Physics at LEP[CERN-SL-2000-037-DI]BRANDT, D et al.Publ.ref.:Rep. Prog. Phys. : 63 (2000) – pp.939-1000

[3.0047]Accurate Calculation of Fringe Fields in the LHC MainDipoles [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-357] [LHC-Project-Report-357]KURZ, Set al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.85-8

[3.0048]Accurate Calculation of Magnetic Fields in the End Regionsof Superconducting Accelerator Magnets using the BEM-FEM Coupling Method [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-284] [LHC-Project-Report-284]KURZ, Set al.In: 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference — PAC ’99, New YorkCity, NY, USA, 29 Mar - 2 Apr 1999 / Ed. by Luccio, A andMacKay, W W . – IEEE Computer Society Press, Piscataway, NJ,1999 – pp.2796-8

[3.0049]Accurate isotope shift measurements on short-lived neon iso-topes[ISOLDE]GEITHNER, W et al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: 1st Euroconference on Atomic Physics at Accelerators : LaserSpectroscopy and Applications — APAC ’99, Mainz - Budenheim,Germany, 19 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Schweikhard, L and Kluge, HJ . – Hyperfine Interact. : 127 (2000) no.1-4 – pp.117-120

[3.0050]Accurate mass measurements of short-lived isotopes with theMISTRAL rf spectrometer [IS346] [CERN-EP-98-192]TOADER, C Fet al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: 1998 Conference on Trapped Charged Particles and RelatedFundamental Physics, Pacific Grove, CA, USA, 31 Aug - 4 Sep1998. – sine nomine, s.l., 1998 – pp.95-100

[3.0051]Accurate monitoring of large aligned objects with videometrictechniquesKLUMB , F et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 437 (1999) no.1– pp.12-22

[3.0052]Acquisition and visualization of particle detector data inTcl/Tk [ALICE]BEKER, H et al.In: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.395-404

[3.0053]The action of outer automorphisms on bundles of chiral blocks[hep-th/9805026] [CERN-TH-98-145]FUCHS, Jet al.Publ.ref.:Commun. Math. Phys. : 206 (1999) no.3 – pp.691

[3.0054]The AD Experimental ZonesGIOVANNOZZI , MIn: PS Performance Day — PPD ’98, Chavannes-de-Bogis,Switzerland, 22 Jan 1998 / Ed. by Manglunki, D . – CERN,Geneva, 1998.[CERN-PS-CA-Note-98-07]– pp.133-148

[3.0055]Adaptive multi-track fitting [ATLAS; CMS]FRÜHWIRTH, R et al.In: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.18-21

[3.0056]Adaptive optics for the LEP 2 synchrotron light monitors[CERN-SL-99-049-BI]BURTIN, G et al.In: 4th European Workshop on Diagnostics and Instrumentationfor Particle Accelerators — DIPAC’99, Chester, UK, 16 - 18 May1999 / Ed. by Martlew, B G and Smith, R J . – Daresbury Lab.,Warrington, 2000 – pp.74-78

[3.0057]Additional Quadrupoles in the SPS, What Can They Be Usedfor? [CERN-OPEN-99-082]CORNELIS, KIn: 9th LEP-SPS Performance Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25- 29 Jan 1999 / Ed. by Poole, J . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-SL-99-007-DI]– pp.133-135

[3.0058]Administration et gestion des contrats XL [CERN-ST-2000-004]SENOUF, JIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.113-118

[3.0059]AdS-flows and Weyl gravitySCHMIDHUBER, CPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 580 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.121-39

[3.0060]AdS5 and the 4d cosmological constantSCHMIDHUBER, CPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 580 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.140-6

[3.0061]AdS/CFT and BPS Strings in Four Dimensions[hep-th/9907206][CERN-TH-99-229]ALISHAHIHA , M et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 465 (1999) – pp.136-141

[3.0062]AGAPE : Andromeda Gravitational Amplification Pixel Ex-periment [CERN-OPEN-97-022]ANSARI, R et al.AGAPE CollaborationPresented at: 9th International Baksan School on Particles andCosmology, Kabardino Balkaria, Russia, 15 - 22 Apr 1997In: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.215-227

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[3.0063]Ageing tests of radiation damaged lasers and photodiodes forthe CMS experiment at CERN [CMS]GILL , K et al.In: 5th European Conference on Radiation and its Effects onComponents and Systems — RADECS ’99, Fontevraud, France,13 - 17 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Sharp, R . – IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 47(2000) no.3 – pp.429-36

[3.0064]Agents : mobile agents in JAVADÖNSZELMANN, MIn: 21st CERN School of Computing, Funchal, Madeira, Portu-gal, 6 - 19 Sep 1998 / Ed. by Vandoni, C E . – CERN, Geneva,1998.[CERN-98-08]– pp.115-117In: 22nd CERN School of Computing — CSC ’99, Stare Jablonki,Poland, 12 - 25 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Vandoni, C E . – CERN, Geneva,29 Feb 2000. (CERN School of Computing; 22).[CERN-2000-001]– pp.97-99

[3.0065]An air core quadrupole for the PIMMS synchrotron [CERN-OPEN-2000-164] [CERN-PS-DI-99-012]ROSSI, SIn: PIMMS : Proton-ion medical machine study / Ed. by Bryant,P J and . – CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN-2000-006]– pp.CD-ROM

[3.0066]Algorithms [CERN-OPEN-2000-230]WILDNER, EIn: Workshop on Automated Beam Steering and Shaping (ABS),CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 14 - 16 Dec 1998 / Ed. by Lindroos,M . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-07]– pp.51-55

[3.0067]The ALICE central trigger processor [ALICE]BLOODWORTH, I J et al.ALICE CollaborationIn: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.318-322

[3.0068]ALICE Data Challenges [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-99-39] [CERN-ALICE-PUB-99-39]RADEMAKERS, FALICE CollaborationIn: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.185-189

[3.0069]The ALICE Detector Data Link project [ALICE] [CERN-OPEN-2000-107]RUBIN, G et al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.493-498In: 4th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’98, Rome, Italy, 21 - 25 Sep 1998 / Ed. by Decosse, C . – CERN,Geneva, 1998.[CERN-LHCC-98-036]– pp.369-374

[3.0070]The ALICE experiment at LHC : physics prospects and detec-tor design [ALICE]GIUBELLINO , Pet al.ALICE CollaborationIn: 9th International Conference on Nuclear Reaction Mecha-nisms, Varenna, Italy, 5 - 9 Jun 2000 / Ed. by Gadioli, E . – Univ.Milano, Milan, 2000. (Ricera Scientifica ed Educazione Permante;115) – pp.555-565

[3.0071]The ALICE Inner Tracking System Off-line Software [ALICE][CERN-ALI-99-43] [CERN-ALICE-PUB-99-43]BARBERA, RIn: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.190-194

[3.0072]The ALICE silicon pixel detector readout system[ALICE]BURNS, M et al.ALICE CollaborationIn: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.105

[3.0073]ALICE Simulation Framework [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-99-38][CERN-ALICE-PUB-99-38]MORSCH, AALICE CollaborationIn: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.210-213

[3.0074]Alignment of the NOMAD-STAR detector [WA96]CERVERA-V ILLANUEVA , APubl.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 447 (2000)no.1-2 – pp.100-9

[3.0075]Alignment system for outer tracker [LHCb]SZCZEKOWSKI, MIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.183-194

[3.0076]Alimentation électrique du point 5 du LHC [CMS] [CERN-ST-2000-024]LASSAUSAIE, RIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.321-327

[3.0077]Alimentation électrique LHC1 et ATLAS [ATLAS] [CERN-ST-2000-022]DELIDAIS , MIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.307-312

[3.0078]An amplifier with AGC for the 80 Mbit/s optical receiver of theCMS digital optical link [CMS] [CERN-OPEN-2000-044]FACCIO, F et al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.189-193

[3.0079]The AMS silicon tracker readout, performance results withminimum ionizing particles [Test beam]ALPAT, B et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 439 (2000) no.1– pp.53-64

[3.0080]Analog design in deep submicron CMOS processes for LHCRIVETTI , A et al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.157-161

[3.0081]An analog front-end in standard 0.25µm CMOS for siliconpixel detectors in ALICE and LHCb [ALICE; LHCb]DINAPOLI , R et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.110

[3.0082]Analogue read-out chip for Si strip detector modules for LHCexperimentsKAPLON, Jet al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.120



[3.0083]Analysis and tests of TF magnet insulation samples for the JETupgrade to 4 teslaMIELE, Pet al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.1333-6

[3.0084]An Analysis of Bs Decays in the Left-Right-Symmetric Modelwith Spontaneous CP Violation [hep-ph/9912319] [CERN-TH-99-377; DESY-99-191]BALL , Pet al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 475 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.111-19

[3.0085]Analysis of coupled bunch instability spectra[CERN-SL-99-040-HRF]SHAPOSHNIKOVA, EIn: Workshop on Instabilities of High Intensity Hadron Beams inRings, Upton, NY, USA, 28 Jun - 1 Jul 1999 – pp.256-65

[3.0086]An Analysis of Diffraction in Deep-Inelastic Scattering [hep-ph/9803497] [CERN-TH-98-067; DESY-98-034; DTP-98-02]BARTELS, Jet al.Publ.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 7 (1999) – pp.443-458

[3.0087]Analysis of mechanical tolerances of a low-beta quadrupolemagnet for the LHCYAMAMOTO , A et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.131-4

[3.0088]Analysis of parameters affecting beam gauge performanceYADAV, Set al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.1399-402

[3.0089]Analysis of tbW and ttZ couplings from CLEO and LEP-SLCdata [hep-ph/9903394] [MSU-HEP-90315]LARIOS, F et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 457 (1999) no.4 – pp.334

[3.0090]Analysis of the operational statistics and actions to improvethe reliability of the CERN PS complexBOILLOT, JIn: 2nd Workshop on Accelerator Operations — WAO ’98, Van-couver, British Columbia, Canada, 18 - 22 May 1998 / Ed. byBloemhard, R . – TRIUMF, Vancouver, 1999? – pp.65-69

[3.0091]Analysis of the transient response of LED-illuminated diodesunder heavy radiation damage[Test beam]PASSERI, D et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 443 (2000) no.1– pp.148-55

[3.0092]Analysis of Warm Magnetic Measurements in a LHC MainDipole Prototype [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-352] [LHC-Project-Report-352]GLEIS, Set al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.1439-42

[3.0093]Analytical study of the behaviour of the cold mass supports ofthe ATLAS Barrel Toroid [ATLAS]ALESSANDRIA, F et al.In: 17th International Cryogenic Engineering Conference —ICEC 17, Bournemouth, UK, 14 - 17 Jul 1998 / Ed. by Dew-Hughes, D ; Scurlock, R G and Watson, J H P . – IOP, Bristol,1998 – pp.719-22

[3.0094]Analytical treatment of single bunch stability in a linac [CERN-PS-98-037-LP] [CLIC-Note-374]GUIGNARD, G et al.In: 19th International Linear Accelerator Conference — Linac’98, Chicago, IL, USA, 23 - 28 Aug 1998. – sine nomine, s.l.,1998 – pp.484-486

[3.0095]Anatomy of Mixing-Induced CP Asymmetries in Left-Right-Symmetric Models with Spontaneous CP Violation [hep-ph/9910211] [CERN-TH-99-297; ULB-TH-2000-20]BALL , Pet al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 572 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.3-35

[3.0096]An angular analysis of theB0s → J/ψφ decay with the ATLAS

detector [ATLAS]JONES, R W LPubl.ref.:J. Phys., G : 26 (2000) no.5 – pp.748-53

[3.0097]Angular distributions of light projectile fragments in deep in-elastic Pb+Em interactions at 160 A GeV[EMU01]ADAMOVICH , M I et al.EMU-01 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., A : 6 (1999) no.4 – pp.421-5

[3.0098]Annealing of ion-implanted GaN [IS345]BURCHARD, A et al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: 20th International Conference on Defects in Semiconductors— ICDS-20, Berkeley, CA, USA, 26 - 30 Jul 1999 / Ed. by Vande Walle, C and Walukiewicz, W . – Physica, B : 273-274 (1999)– pp.96-100

[3.0099]Anomalies in the Nuclear Dissociation Cross-sections of Pb-208 at 33-TeVDATZ, Set al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev. Lett. : 79 (1997) – pp.3355-3358

[3.0100]Anomalies, unitarity, and quantum irreversibilityANSELMI, DPubl.ref.:Ann. Phys. : 276 (1999) no.2 – pp.361-90

[3.0101]Anomalous electromagnetic moments of the tau lepton[L3]GAU, S Set al.In: 6th International Symposium on Particles, Strings and Cos-mology — PASCOS ’98, Boston, MA, USA, 22 - 27 Mar 1998 /Ed. by Nath, P . – World Sci., Singapore, 1998 – pp.442-9

[3.0102]Anomaly-Induced Gauge Unification and Brane/Bulk Cou-plings in Gravity-Localized Theories [hep-ph/9908530] [CERN-TH-99-267]DIENES, K R et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 567 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.111-32

[3.0103]Anti-deuteron and kaon production in Pb+Pb collisions[NA44]BEARDEN, I G et al.NA44 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.55c-64c

[3.0104]Antideuteron production in 158 A GeV/c Pb+Pb collisions[NA44]BEARDEN, I G et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev. Lett. : 85 (2000) no.13 – pp.2681-4

[3.0105]Antineutron-proton total cross section from 50 to 400 MeV/c[PS201]IAZZI , F et al.OBELIX CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 475 (2000) no.3-4 – pp.378-85

[3.0106]Antinucleus production in heavy ion collisions at CERN SPS[NA52]ARSENESCU, R et al.NEWMASS CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.177c-84c

[3.0107]Antiproton production in nuclear collisions at 158 A.GeV/c[NA49]VERES, G INA49 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.383c-6c



[3.0108]Antiproton-neon annihilation at 57 MeV/c [PS179]BIANCONI , A et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 481 (2000) no.2-4 – pp.194-8

[3.0109]Antiproton-proton annihilation at rest into K+K−π0 [PS197]ABELE, A et al.Crystal Barrel CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 468 (1999) no.1-2 – pp.178-88

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[3.0111]An apparatus for the fabrication of large area hybrid photo-diodes[LHCb]BRAEM, A et al.In: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.109-118

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[3.0241]Characterization of silicon pixel detectors with the n+n/p+

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[3.0300]Coil-end design and end-spacer manufacture[CERN-OPEN-2000-176]RUSSENSCHUCK, SIn: 1st International Roxie Users Meeting and Workshop, CERN,Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 18 Mar 1998 / Ed. by Russenschuck, S. – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-01]– pp.192-199

[3.0301]Cold electronics for the liquid argon hadronic end-capcalorimeter of ATLAS [ATLAS] [CERN-OPEN-2000-050]BÁN, Jet al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.227-231

[3.0302]Collaboration [open] meeting, minutes : REX-ISOLDE post-accelerator and detector ; REX-ISOLDE physicsHUBER, G et al.In: 14th REX-Isolde Co-ordination Meeting, CERN, Geneva,Switzerland, 4 May 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.mult. p

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[3.0304]Collective effects in the CERN-PS beam for LHCCAPPI, R et al.In: Workshop on Instabilities of High Intensity Hadron Beams inRings, Upton, NY, USA, 28 Jun - 1 Jul 1999 – pp.116-30

[3.0305]Collective flow and HBT in Pb+Pb collisions at the CERN-SPS[WA98]AGGARWAL, M M et al.WA98 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.729c-32c

[3.0306]Collective instabilities in the LHC : electron cloud and satellitebunchesRUGGIERO, F et al.In: Workshop on Instabilities of High Intensity Hadron Beams inRings, Upton, NY, USA, 28 Jun - 1 Jul 1999 – pp.40-8

[3.0307]Collider physics : LHC [CERN-OPEN-2000-293]GIANOTTI , FIn: 7th European School of High-Energy Physics, Casta-Papiernicka, Slovak Republic, 22 Aug - 4 Sep 1999 / Ed. byOlchevski, A . – CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN-2000-007]– pp.219-244



[3.0308]A Collimation Experiment with Protons at 120 GeV [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-185] [LHC-Project-Report-185]CATALAN -LASHERAS, N et al.In: 6th European Particle Accelerator Conference — EPAC ’98,Stockholm, Sweden, 22 - 26 Jun 1998 / Ed. by Myers, S ; Liljeby,L and Petit-Jean-Genaz, C , IOP, 1999 – pp.242-244

[3.0309]Color reconnection and Bose-Einstein correlations in W pairevents at LEP[OPAL]SBARRA, COPAL CollaborationIn: 13th Lake Louise Winter Institute on Quantum Chromody-namics, Lake Louise, AL, Canada, 15 - 21 Feb 1998 / Ed. by Ast-bury, A ; Campbell, B A and Khanna, F C . – World Sci., Singa-pore, 1999 – pp.430-7

[3.0310]Combination of emission channeling, photoluminescence andMossbauer spectroscopy to identify rare earth defect com-plexes in semiconductors[ISOLDE]DALMER, M et al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Hyperfine Interact. : 120-121 (1999) no.1-4 – pp.347-52

[3.0311]Combinatorial formulas for Vassiliev invariants from Chern-Simons gauge theoryLABASTIDA , J M Fet al.Publ.ref.:J. Math. Phys. : 41 (2000) no.5 – pp.2658-99

[3.0312]Comment on "Calculation of Quarkonium Spectrum andmb,mc to Order α4

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[3.0313]A Comment on the Holographic Renormalization Group andthe Soft Dilaton Theorem [hep-th/0001016] [IFT-UAM-CSIC-2000-01]ALVAREZ, E et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 476 (2000) no.3-4 – pp.411-14

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[3.0315]The Commissioning of PEP-II and its Possible Conversion Intoan Asymmetric Collider for Measuring Nucleon Form FactorsPLACIDI , MPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 666-667 (2000) – pp.214c-222c

[3.0316]A Common Software-Configuration Management System forCERN SPS and LEP Accelerators and Technical Services[CERN-ST-2000-046]HATZIANGELI , E et al.In: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.43-48

[3.0317]The Communication Infrastructure for the LHC [CERN-ST-2000-030]PARKER, RIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.405-408

[3.0318]Comparative study of <111> and <100> crystals and capaci-tance measurements on Si strip detectors in CMS[CMS]ALBERGO, Set al.Publ.ref.:Nuovo Cimento, A : 112 (1999) no.11 – pp.1261-9

[3.0319]Comparative test results of various beam loss monitors inpreparation for LHC [CERN-SL-99-042-BI]BOSSER, Jet al.In: 4th European Workshop on Diagnostics and Instrumentationfor Particle Accelerators — DIPAC’99, Chester, UK, 16 - 18 May1999 / Ed. by Martlew, B G and Smith, R J . – Daresbury Lab.,Warrington, 2000 – pp.128-130

[3.0320]Comparison between ATLAS forward microstrip detectorsmade on 6" <100> and 4" <111> crystal oriented silicon wafers[ATLAS]CASSE, G L et al.Publ.ref.:Nuovo Cimento, A : 112 (1999) no.11 – pp.1253-9

[3.0321]Comparison of deep inelastic electron-photon scatteringevents with predictions from the HERWIG and PHOJETMonte Carlo models [ALEPH; L3; OPAL]FINCH, A JALEPH Collaboration; L3 Collaboration; OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 82 (2000) – pp.156-61

[3.0322]Comparison of four- and five-jet observables fromZ0 decaysat LEP with leading order matrix-element calculations [OPAL]JEREMIE, H et al.In: 13th Lake Louise Winter Institute on Quantum Chromody-namics, Lake Louise, AL, Canada, 15 - 21 Feb 1998 / Ed. by Ast-bury, A ; Campbell, B A and Khanna, F C . – World Sci., Singa-pore, 1999 – pp.404-11

[3.0323]Comparison of GCALOR and MARS : tentative conclusionfrom the background studies[LHCb]TSAREGORODTSEV, AIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.359-360

[3.0324]Comparison of short and long HCAL [LHCb]WRIGHT, AIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.348-358

[3.0325]The comparison of signal processing systems for beam positionmonitors [CERN-SL-99-052-BI]V ISMARA, GIn: 4th European Workshop on Diagnostics and Instrumentationfor Particle Accelerators — DIPAC’99, Chester, UK, 16 - 18 May1999 / Ed. by Martlew, B G and Smith, R J . – Daresbury Lab.,Warrington, 2000 – pp.11-17

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[3.0327]A comparison of the performance of irradiated p-in-n and n-in-n silicon microstrip detectors read out with fast binary elec-tronics [ATLAS]ALLPORT, P Pet al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 450 (2000)no.2-3 – pp.297-306

[3.0328]The COMPASS computing farm project [NA58]LAMANNA , MIn: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.576-580

[3.0329]COMPASS course to future computing [CERN spectrometer][NA58]CERN. GenevaPubl.ref.:CERN Cour. : 39 (1999) no.7 – pp.22-5



[3.0330]The COMPASS experiment at CERN[NA58]KUNNE, FCOMPASS CollaborationIn: Conference on Polarized Protons at High Energies : Accelera-tor Challenges and Physics Opportunities, Hamburg, Germany, 17- 20 May 1999 / Ed. by De Roeck, A ; Barber, D and Rädel, G . –DESY, Hamburg, 1999.[DESY-PROC-99-03]– pp.303-308

[3.0331]Complementarity of the CERN LEP collider, the FermilabTevatron, and the CERN LHC in the search for a light MSSMHiggs bosonCARENA, M S et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 62 (2000) no.5 – pp.055008

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[3.0334]Conductor development for a wide bore 10 TNb3Sn modeldipole magnetDEN OUDEN, A et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.302-5

[3.0335]Confidence limits : what is the problem? Is there the solution?[hep-ex/0002055]D’A GOSTINI, GIn: 1st Workshop on Confidence Limits, CERN, Geneva, Switzer-land, 17 - 18 Jan 2000 / Ed. by James, F ; Lyons, L and Perrin, Y .– CERN, Geneva, May 2000.[CERN-2000-005]– pp.3-27

[3.0336]Confining Properties of Abelian-Projected Theories and FieldStrength Correlators [hep-th/9909156] [CERN-TH-99-294]ANTONOV, D V et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 86 (2000) – pp.456-459Presented at:International Euroconference in Quantum Chromo-dynamics — QCD ’99, Montpellier, France, 7 - 13 Jul 1999. –Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 86 (2000)

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[3.0338]Conformal Field Theories on K3 and Three-DimensionalGauge Theories[hep-th/9910268] [CERN-TH-99-330]MAYR, PPubl.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 08 (2000) – pp.042

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[3.0340]Consistent Measurements ofαs from Precise Oriented EventShape Distributions [DELPHI] [hep-ex/0002026] [CERN-EP-99-133rev]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 14 (2000) – pp.557-584

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[3.0343]Construction and 60 kV tests of the prototype pulser for theLHC injection kicker systemBARNES, M J et al.In: 12th International Pulsed Power Conference, Monterey, CA,USA, 27 - 30 Jun 1999 – pp.777-780

[3.0344]Construction of the New Prototype of Main Quadrupole ColdMasses for the Arc Short Straight Sections of LHC[CERN-LHC-Project-Report-371] [LHC-Project-Report-371]PEYROT, M et al.In: 16th International Conference on Magnet Technology — MT-16, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, USA, 26 Sep - 2 Oct 1999 / Ed. byCornett, B and Jensen, Y . – IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. :10 (2000) no.1 – pp.170-3

[3.0345]Consultant extérieur pour les études de génie civil hors LHC[CERN-ST-2000-011]POEHLER, MIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.233-237

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[3.0361]Creating HERMES input-files with the GNU m4 macro pack-age[CERN-OPEN-2000-178]RAMBERGER, SIn: 1st International Roxie Users Meeting and Workshop, CERN,Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 18 Mar 1998 / Ed. by Russenschuck, S. – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-01]– pp.202-209

[3.0362]Cross section measurements of hadronic final states in twophoton collisions at LEP [ALEPH; DELPHI; L3; OPAL]LAUBER, J AALEPH Collaboration; DELPHI Collaboration; L3 Collaboration;OPAL CollaborationIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.431-434

[3.0363]The cross sections for WW and four-fermion production atLEP2BURGARD, CIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.719-724

[3.0364]Cryogenic operation of silicon detectorsCOLLINS, Pet al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 447 (2000)no.1-2 – pp.151-9

[3.0365]Cryogenic thermometer calibration system using a heliumcooling loop and a temperature controller [for LHC magnets]CHANZY, E et al.In: 17th International Cryogenic Engineering Conference —ICEC 17, Bournemouth, UK, 14 - 17 Jul 1998 / Ed. by Dew-Hughes, D ; Scurlock, R G and Watson, J H P . – IOP, Bristol,1998 – pp.751-4

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[3.0367]Current activities at the GDD [LHCb]BACHMANN , Set al.In: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.124-129

[3.0368]Current status of neutrino oscillation hunting-CHORUS andNOMAD [detectors] [WA95; WA96]KODAMA , KIn: 6th International Symposium on Particles, Strings and Cos-mology — PASCOS ’98, Boston, MA, USA, 22 - 27 Mar 1998 /Ed. by Nath, P . – World Sci., Singapore, 1998 – pp.272-9

[3.0369]Custom chips developed for the trigger/readout system of theATLAS end-cap muon chambers[ATLAS]KANO, H et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.486-490

[3.0370]Custom HPD readout for the CMS HCAL [CMS]CUSHMAN, Pet al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 442 (2000)no.1-3 – pp.289-94

[3.0371]Custom HV and LV supplies for LHC experiments [CERN-OPEN-2000-094]GRIECO, G MIn: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.427-427

[3.0372]CVD diamond pixel detectors for LHC experiments [RD42]WEDENIG, R et al.RD42 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 78 (1999) – pp.497-504



[3.0373]CV/TCR Control System Perspectives[CERN-ST-2000-015]MORODO-TESTA, M CIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.275-280

[3.0374]D and B decays toτ at LEP [DELPHI]ZUCCHELLI, G CIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.593-594

[3.0375]D∗± production in 350 GeV/cπ−-N interactions [WA92] [CERN-EP-99-020]ADINOLFI, M et al.BEATRICE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 547 (1999) – pp.3-18

[3.0376]D* production in two-photon collisionsFRIXIONE, Set al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 571 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.169-84

[3.0377]D-Branes in the Background of NS Fivebranes[hep-th/0005052][EFI-2000-7-[CHICAGO]; CERN-TH-2000-095; RI-2000-02]ELITZUR, Set al.Publ.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 08 (2000) – pp.046

[3.0378]D-branes, String Cosmology and Large Extra Dimensions[hep-ph/9904485] [CERN-TH-99-115]RIOTTO, APubl.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 61 (2000) no.12 – pp.123506

[3.0379]D-particles, Matrix Integrals and KP hierachy [hep-th/9810035][Saclay-SPhT-T-98-102]KAZAKOV, V A et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 557 (1999) – pp.413-442

[3.0380]D1/D5 system with B-field, noncommutative geometry and theCFT of the higgs branch [hep-th/9910194] [TIFR-TH-99-54; CERN-TH-99-321]DHAR, A et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 575 (2000) – pp.177-194

[3.0381]Dark Matter Abundance and Electroweak Baryogenesis in theCMSSM [hep-ph/9907365] [CERN-TH-99-170; MADPH-99-1124]DAVIDSON, Set al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 463 (1999) no.2/4 – pp.214

[3.0382]Data clustering research in CMS[CMS]HOLTMAN , KIn: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.374-377

[3.0383]A data driven high performance time to digital converterCHRISTIANSEN, Jet al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.169-173

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[3.0385]Data persistency solution for LHCb [LHCb]BARRAND, G et al.In: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.431-435

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[3.0389]The Dataflow system of the ATLAS DAQ/EF"-1" prototypeproject [ATLAS]LEHMANN, G et al.ATLAS CollaborationIn: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.341-346

[3.0390]Decay Of Hot Nuclei Formed With Energetic Anti-protons(ps208)[PS208]PIENKOWSKI, L et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 655 (1999) – pp.269-274

[3.0391]Decay of very neutron-rich Mn nuclides and vanishing of theN=40 subshell closure in66Fe [ISOLDE]WÖHR, A et al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: 2nd International Conference on Exotic Nuclei and AtomicMasses — ENAM ’98, Bellaire, MI, USA, 23 - 27 Jun 1998 /Ed. by Sherrill, B M ; Morrissey, D J and Davids, C N . – AIP,New York, 1998. (AIP conf. proc.; 455) – pp.456-61

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[3.0393]Deep level anomalies in silicon doped with radioactive Auatoms [ISOLDE]BOLLMANN , Jet al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Physica, B : 273-274 (1999) – pp.433-6

[3.0394]Deep submicron CMOS technologies for the LHC experimentsJARRON, Pet al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 78 (1999) – pp.625-34

[3.0395]Defect complexes formed with Ag atoms in CDTE, ZnTe, andZnSe [IS369] [CERN-EP-2000-024]WOLF, H et al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:J. Cryst. Growth : 214-215 (2000) – pp.967-73Presented at:9th International Conference on II-VI Compounds,Kyoto, Japan, 1 - 5 Nov 1999



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[3.0397]Defining quality classification categories for complex systemproductsHAMERI , A PPubl.ref.: Int. J. Reliab. Qual. Safety Engineering : 6 (1999) no.2– pp.173-184

[3.0398]Deformation signature from the Gamow-Teller decay of N=Znuclei [ISOLDE]MIEHÉ, C et al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: 2nd International Conference on Exotic Nuclei and AtomicMasses — ENAM ’98, Bellaire, MI, USA, 23 - 27 Jun 1998 /Ed. by Sherrill, B M ; Morrissey, D J and Davids, C N . – AIP,New York, 1998. (AIP conf. proc.; 455) – pp.789-92

[3.0399]Delocalized Supergravity Solutions for Brane/Anti-brane Sys-tems and their Bound States[hep-th/9908182] [CERN-TH-99-264]YOUM, DPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 573 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.223-56

[3.0400]DELPHI results on Z lineshape and 2 Fermion physics atLEP2 [DELPHI]NIKOLENKO, MCERN. Geneva. LEP DivisionIn: 14th Lake Louise Winter Institute : Electroweak Physics, LakeLouise, Alberta, Canada, 14 - 20 Feb 1999 / Ed. by Astbury, A ;Campbell, B A ; Khanna, F C ; Pinfold, J L and Vincter, M G . –World Sci., Singapore, 2000 – pp.465-471

[3.0401]The DELPHI Silicon Tracker in the global pattern recognition[DELPHI] [hep-ex/0001064]ELSING, MPubl.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 447 (2000) –pp.76-89

[3.0402]Demand amplification in supply chains of mills close to and farfrom main marketsHAMERI , A P et al.Publ.ref.:J. A. P. U. U. : 81 (1999) no.6 – pp.434-438

[3.0403]Demande de travaux par codification d’expertise[CERN-ST-2000-034]LEMAITRE, MIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.335-339

[3.0404]Demonstration of two-beam acceleration in CTF II [CERN-PS-98-038-LP] [CLIC-Note-375]BOSSART, R et al.In: International Workshop on Pulsed RF Power Sources for Lin-ear Colliders : RF ’98, Pajaro Dunes, CA, USA, 5 - 9 Oct 1998.(AIP conf. proc.; 474) – pp.23-30In: 19th International Linear Accelerator Conference — Linac’98, Chicago, IL, USA, 23 - 28 Aug 1998. – sine nomine, s.l.,1998 – pp.85

[3.0405]A Demonstrator for the ATLAS Level-1 Muon to Central Trig-ger Processor Interface (MUCTPI) [ATLAS] [CERN-OPEN-2000-303]CORRE, A et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.343-347

[3.0406]Design and Calculation of an Earth Electrode[CERN-ST-2000-053]GÓMEZ, JIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.79-85

[3.0407]Design and construction of a 1 m model of the low currentsuperconducting quadrupole for the LHC insertionsKIRBY, G A et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.150-3

[3.0408]Design and Fabrication of a 1 m Model of the 70 mm BoreTwin Aperture Superconducting Quadrupole for the LHC In-sertions [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-354] [LHC-Project-Report-354]K IRBY, G A et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.61-4

[3.0409]Design and Manufacture of a Large-Bore 10 T Superconduct-ing Dipole for the CERN Cable Test Facility [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-349] [LHC-Project-Report-349]LEROY, D et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.178-82

[3.0410]Design and performance of the ABCD chip for the binaryreadout of silicon strip detectors in the ATLAS semiconduc-tor tracker [ATLAS]DABROWSKI, W et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 47 (2000) – pp.382-9

[3.0411]Design and Status of the Dipole Spectrometer Magnet for theALICE Experiment [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-99-28] [CERN-ALICE-PUB-99-28]BARTENEV, V D et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.411-14

[3.0412]Design and test of pixel sensors for operation in severe radia-tion environments [ATLAS]HUGGING, F et al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 439 (2000)no.2-3 – pp.529-35

[3.0413]Design and test of radiation hard p+n silicon strip detectorsfor the ATLAS SCT [ATLAS]ANDRICEK, L et al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 439 (2000)no.2-3 – pp.427-41

[3.0414]Design considerations of low voltage DC power distribution forCMS sub-detectors[CMS]ALLONGUE, B et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.388-392

[3.0415]The design, implementation and deployment of a functionalprototype 00 reconstruction software for CMS : the ORCAproject [CMS]INNOCENTE, V et al.CMS CollaborationIn: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.56-64



[3.0416]Design, Manufacturing Status, First Results of the LHC MainDipole Final Prototypes and Steps towards Series Manufac-ture [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-346] [LHC-Project-Report-346]ARTOOS, K et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.98-102

[3.0417]Design of a prototype frontend and bias generator for a newreadout chip for LHCb [LHCb] [CERN-OPEN-2000-040]VAN BAKEL , N et al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.167-171

[3.0418]Design of a readout chip for LHCb [LHCb]VAN BAKEL , N et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.157-160

[3.0419]Design of a "Riesenrad" Ion Gantry for Hadrontherapy[CERN-ST-2000-057]REIMOSER, SIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.95-100

[3.0420]Design of corrector magnets for the LHC [CERN-OPEN-2000-198]I JSPEERT, A et al.In: 1st International Roxie Users Meeting and Workshop, CERN,Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 18 Mar 1998 / Ed. by Russenschuck, S. – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-01]– pp.137-153

[3.0421]Design of the dipole vacuum chamber for the CNAO syn-chrotron (based on the PIMM study) [CERN-OPEN-2000-167][CERN-PS-DI-99-023]BRIANTI , G et al.In: PIMMS : Proton-ion medical machine study / Ed. by Bryant,P J and . – CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN-2000-006]– pp.CD-ROM

[3.0422]Design of the front-end driver card for CMS silicon microstriptracker readout [CMS]BAIRD, Set al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.444-448

[3.0423]Design patterns for description-driven systemsBAZAN , A et al.In: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.12-17

[3.0424]Detailed studies of the ATLAS pixel detectors[ATLAS]TRONCON, CPubl.ref.:IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 47 (2000) no.3, pt.2 – pp.737-44

[3.0425]Detailed Studies of the ATLAS Pixel Detectors[ATLAS] [CERN-OPEN-2000-028]TRONCON, CATLAS CollaborationIn: 1999 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium — NSS ’99, Seattle,WA, USA, 26 - 28 Oct 1999. – IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 47 (2000)no.4 – pp.125-32

[3.0426]Details on the O(meα6) positronium hyperfine splitting dueto single photon annihilation [hep-ph/9909495] [CERN-TH-99-282;McGill-99-29]HOANG, A H et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., A : 62 (2000) no.1 – pp.012109

[3.0427]Detection of gravitational waves in storage rings : Speculationon future applicationsZER-ZION, DPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 81 (2000) – pp.335-340

[3.0428]Detector and Front-end electronics for ALICE and STAR sili-con strip layers [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-98-25] [CERN-ALICE-PUB-98-25]ARNOLD, L et al.In: 4th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’98, Rome, Italy, 21 - 25 Sep 1998 / Ed. by Decosse, C . – CERN,Geneva, 1998.[CERN-LHCC-98-036]– pp.170-174

[3.0429]Detector configuration : optimization studies[LHCb]MARTÍNEZ, Set al.In: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.379

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[3.0431]The Detector Control System for ALICE : Architecture andImplementation [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-99-21] [CERN-ALICE-PUB-99-21]SWOBODA, DIn: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.371-376

[3.0432]The detector control system for the HMPID in the ALICE ex-periment at LHC [ALICE]DE CATALDO , GALICE CollaborationIn: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.459-463

[3.0433]Detector integration issues[CMS]BALL , ACMS CollaborationIn: 51st CMS Compact Muon Solenoid Collaboration Meeting —Meeting 51, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 28 Feb - 2 Mar 2000. –CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN CMS-2000-012]– pp.43-59

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[3.0436]Determination of P(c→ D∗+) and BR(c→ l+) at LEP 1 [DEL-PHI] [CERN-EP-99-067]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 12 (2000) – pp.209-224

[3.0437]Determination of the b quark mass at the Z mass scale byDELPHI [DELPHI]FUSTER, J AIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.583-584



[3.0438]Determination of the LEP center-of-mass energy fromZγevents[ALEPH] [hep-ex/9810047]GRAUGÈS, EALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 464 (1999) no.3/4 – pp.339Presented at: 29th International Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — ICHEP ’98, Vancouver, Canada, 23 - 29 Jul 1998 /Ed. by Astbury, A ; Axen, D and Robinson, J . – World Sci., Sin-gapore, 1999

[3.0439]Determination of the number of wounded nucleons in Pb+Pbcollisions at 158 A GeV/c[WA97; NA57] [CERN-EP-2000-002]ANTINORI, F et al.NA57 Collaboration; WA97 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.357c-61c

[3.0440]Determination of the QCD color factor ratio CA/CF fromthe scale dependence of multiplicity in three jet events[hep-ex/9911011] [UCRHEP-E-265]GARY, J WPubl.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 61 (2000) no.11 – pp.114007

[3.0441]Determination of the spin of 31Ar [ISOLDE]THAYSEN, Jet al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 467 (1999) no.3-4 – pp.194-8

[3.0442]Determination of the total cc production cross section in 340GeV/c Σ−-nucleus interactions[WA89]ADAMOVICH , M IWA89 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 13 (2000) no.2 – pp.247-54

[3.0443]Determination of |Vub|/|Vcb| with DELPHI at LEP [DELPHI][CERN-EP-2000-030]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 478 (2000) no.1-3 – pp.14-30

[3.0444]Determining the Flavour Content of the Low-Energy SolarNeutrino Flux [hep-ph/0003210] [CERN-TH-2000-067; LBNL-45322;UCB-PTH-2000-006]DE GOUVÊA, A et al.Submitted to:Phys. Rev., DPubl.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 08 (2000) – pp.025

[3.0445]Deuteron and triton production in Pb+Pb collisions at 158A.GeV [NA44]BEARDEN, I G et al.NA44 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.387c-90c

[3.0446]The developement of the CAFE-P/CAFE-M bipolar chips forthe ATLAS semiconductor tracker [ATLAS]DUBBS, T et al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.123-127

[3.0447]Developing and commissioning BaBar electronicsLANKFORD, A JBaBar CollaborationIn: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.23-35

[3.0448]Development and tests of double-sided silicon strip detectorsand read-out electronics for the internal tracking system ofALICE at LHC [ALICE]COFFIN, J PALICE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.698c-701c

[3.0449]Development of a 24 ch TDC LSI for the ATLAS muon detec-tor [ATLAS]ARAI , Y et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.471-475

[3.0450]Development of a highly transparent fluorescent optical sensorfor transverse positioning of multiple elements with respect toa reference laser beam [for ATLAS experiment][ATLAS]BARRIÈRE, J Cet al.Publ.ref.:Proc. SPIE : 3823 (1999) – pp.192-9

[3.0451]Development of a prototype superfluid helium safety reliefvalve for the LHC superconducting magnetsDORRENBACH, CIn: 17th International Cryogenic Engineering Conference —ICEC 17, Bournemouth, UK, 14 - 17 Jul 1998 / Ed. by Dew-Hughes, D ; Scurlock, R G and Watson, J H P . – IOP, Bristol,1998 – pp.763-6

[3.0452]The development of a rad-hard CMOS chip for the binaryreadout of the ATLAS semiconductor tracker [ATLAS]CAMPBELL, D et al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.152-156

[3.0453]Development of a transparent optical telescope for absolutepositioning with respect to a reference laser beam [for ATLASmuon chambers][ATLAS]BARRIÈRE, J Cet al.In: 6th Conference on Photomask and X-Ray Mask Technology,Yokohama, Japan, 13 - 14 Apr 1999 – pp. 212-221

[3.0454]Development of an octal CMOS ASD for the ATLAS Muondetector [ATLAS] [CERN-OPEN-2000-097]HUTH, Jet al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.436-442

[3.0455]Development of drift tubes for the ATLAS muon spectrometer[ATLAS]BORISOV, A et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 78 (1999) – pp.426-30

[3.0456]Development of fluorocarbon evaporative cooling recircula-tors and controls for the ATLAS pixel and semiconductortracking detectors [ATLAS]BAYER, C et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.398-402

[3.0457]Development of high-strength and high-RRR aluminum-stabilized superconductor for the ATLAS thin solenoid [AT-LAS]WADA , K et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.373-6



[3.0458]Development of large area hybrid photodiodes for the LHCbring imaging Cherenkov detectors[LHCb]BRAEM, A et al.Publ.ref.:IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 46 (1999) no.3, pt.1 – pp.365-70In: 1998 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium — NSS ’98, Toronto,Ontario, Canada, 8 - 14 Nov 1998. – IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 46(1999) no.3, pt.1- 4, pt.1 -6, pt.2 4 – pp.111-116

[3.0459]Development of resistive plate chambers for the CMS experi-ment [CMS]V ITULO, PIn: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.308-325

[3.0460]Development of RICH detectors and large-area hybrid photo-diodes for the LHCb experiment [LHCb]BRAEM, A et al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 433 (1999)no.1-2 – pp.153-8

[3.0461]The development of the Multigap Resistive Plate ChamberCERRON-ZEBALLOS, E et al.In: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.335-349

[3.0462]Developments for Radiation Hard Silicon Detectors by DefectEngineering : Results by the CERN RD48 (ROSE) Collabora-tionL INDSTRÖM, G et al.ROSE CollaborationIn: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.280-285

[3.0463]Developments in the design of proton and ion accelerators formedical use[CERN-PS-98-023-DI]BRYANT, P JIn: 6th European Particle Accelerator Conference — EPAC ’98,Stockholm, Sweden, 22 - 26 Jun 1998 / Ed. by Myers, S ; Liljeby,L and Petit-Jean-Genaz, C , IOP, 1999 – pp.207-211Presented at: PIMMS : Proton-ion medical machine study /Ed. by Bryant, P J and . – CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN-2000-006]

[3.0464]Developments in the High Precision Control of Magnet Cur-rents for LHC [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-293] [LHC-Project-Report-293]BARNETT, I et al.In: 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference — PAC ’99, New YorkCity, NY, USA, 29 Mar - 2 Apr 1999 / Ed. by Luccio, A andMacKay, W W . – IEEE Computer Society Press, Piscataway, NJ,1999 – pp.3743-5

[3.0465]Deviations from the 1/r2 Newton law due to extra dimensionsand α′-corrections [hep-ph/9905417] [CERN-TH-99-148]KEHAGIAS, A A et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 472 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.39-44

[3.0466]Di-Jet Production in Photon-Photon Collisions at√

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[3.0467]Differential non-linearity compensation in ADCs employingcharge redistribution in an array of binary weighted capaci-tors [CMS]SUSHKOV, V VPubl.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 450 (2000) no.1– pp.119-26

[3.0468]Diffractive physics at the LHC [TOTEM]MATTHIAE , GPubl.ref.:Braz. J. Phys. : 30 (2000) no.2 – pp.244-50

[3.0469]Diffractive production of high pT photons at HERA [hep-ph/9912486] [CERN-TH-99-394; MAN-HEP-99-6; MC-TH-99-18]COX, B E et al.Publ.ref.:J. Phys., G : 26 (2000) no.5 – pp.702Presented at: 7th UK Phenomenology Workshop on ColliderPhysics, Durham, UK, 19 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Forshaw, J R. – J. Phys., G : 26 (2000) no.5

[3.0470]DIFFVM : a Monte Carlo generator for diffractive processesin ep scattering [OPAL]L IST, B et al.In: 1998 - 1999 Workshop on Monte Carlo Generators for HERAPhysics, Hamburg, Germany, 1 - 5 Feb 1999 / Ed. by Doyle, A T ;Grindhammer, G ; Ingelman, G and Jung, H . – DESY, Hamburg,1999.[DESY-PROC-99-02]– pp.396-404

[3.0471]Digital implementation of a tail cancellation filter for the timeprojection chamber of the ALICE experiment [ALICE]MOTA, B et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.164-168

[3.0472]The Digital readout system for the CMS electromagneticcalorimeter [CMS] [CERN-OPEN-2000-055]LÖFSTEDT, BCMS ECAL CollaborationIn: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.251-254

[3.0473]Dilatonic p-branes and brane worldsYOUM, DPubl.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 62 (2000) no.8 – pp.084007

[3.0474]Dilepton emission in ultrarelativistic nuclear collisions at theCERN SPS[NA45/2]FRAENKEL, ZPubl.ref.: Acta Phys. Hung. New Ser., Heavy Ion Phys. : 10(1999) no.2-3 – pp.287-303

[3.0475]Dilogic-2 : A Sparse Data Scan Readout Processor forthe HMPID Detector of ALICE [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-2000-010][CERN-ALICE-PUB-2000-010]WITTERS, H et al.ALICE CollaborationIn: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.179-183

[3.0476]Dilution refrigerator for COMPASS polarized target [NA58]BERGLUND, Pet al.Publ.ref.:Physica, B : 284-288 (2000) – pp.2012-13

[3.0477]Dimuon and charm production in nucleus-nucleus collisions atthe CERN-SPS[NA38; NA50] [CERN-EP-2000-012]ABREU, M C et al.NA38 Collaboration; NA50 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 14 (2000) no.3 – pp.443-55



[3.0478]Dimuon Enhancement in Nucleus-Nucleus Ultrarelativistic In-teractions [NA38; NA50] [EXT-2000-070] [LIP-99-04]BORDALO, Pet al.NA38 Collaboration; NA50 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.538c-41c

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[3.0480]Diphoton Signals for Large Extra Dimensions at the Tevatronand CERN LHC [hep-ph/9908358]ÉBOLI , O J Pet al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 61 (2000) no.9 – pp.094007

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[3.0484]DIRC, the identification detector for the BaBar experiment[Test beam]VASILEIADIS, GIn: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.175-181

[3.0485]Direct measurement of|νtb| at CDFTARTARELLI , G FCDF CollaborationIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.777-778

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[3.0487]Direct Observation of Longitudinally Polarised W± Bosons[L3] [hep-ex/0001016] [CERN-EP-99-176]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 474 (2000) – pp.194-204

[3.0488]Direct photon production in 158 AGeV Pb+Pb collisions[WA98]BUCHER, DWA98 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.510c-3c

[3.0489]Discovery of doubly magic nickelCERN. GenevaPubl.ref.:CERN Cour. : 40 (2000) no.3 – pp.27-8

[3.0490]Dispersion relation analysis of the neutral kaon regenerationamplitude in carbon [PS195] [hep-ex/9905007] [CERN-EP-99-034]ANGELOPOULOS, A et al.CPLEAR CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 10 (1999) – pp.19-25

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[3.0528]An electromagnetic micrometer to measure the wire centeringin high-resolution aluminium drift tubes [ATLAS]CAMBIAGHI , M et al.In: 1999 Medical Imaging Conference — MIC ’99, Seattle,Washington, 24 - 30 Oct 1999. – IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 47(2000) no.3 – pp.72-6

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[3.0530]Electron-gamma PAC : new possibilities for NQI studies[ISOLDE]CORREIA, J Get al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Z. Nat.forsch., A : 55 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.3-14

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[3.0546]Elevating the Free-Fermion Z2 × Z2 Orbifold Model to aCompactification of F-Theory [hep-th/9812141] [ACT-1998-12;CERN-TH-98-395; CPT-TAMU-98-49; NSF-ITP-98-128; TPI-MINN-98-24; UFIFT-HEP-98-39; UMN-TH-1733]BERGLUND, Pet al.Publ.ref.:Int. J. Mod. Phys., A : 15 (2000) – pp.1345-1362

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[3.0548]The Elliptic Flow of Neutral Transverse Energy in Heavy-IonInteractions at SPS Energies[NA50]ABREU, M C et al.NA50 CollaborationIn: 14th International Conference on Ultra-Relativistic Nucleus-Nucleus Collisions — Quark Matter ’99, Turin, Italy, 10 - 15 May1999 / Ed. by Riccati, L ; Masera, M and Vercellin, E . – Nucl.Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.345c-348c

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[3.0552]Endcap situation [CMS]LOVELESS, DCMS CollaborationIn: 51st CMS Compact Muon Solenoid Collaboration Meeting —Meeting 51, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 28 Feb - 2 Mar 2000. –CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN CMS-2000-012]– pp.179-189

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[3.0555]The Energy Deposition Pattern as the UnconventionalStrangelet Signature and its Application to the New Acceler-ator Experiments [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-99-55] [CERN-ALICE-PUB-99-55]ANGELIS, A L S et al.Publ.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 9 (1999) – pp.1-26

[3.0556]Engineering status of the superconducting end cap toroid mag-nets for the ATLAS experiment at LHC [ATLAS]BAYNHAM , D E et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.357-60

[3.0557]Enhancement of strange and multi-strange baryons in centralPb-Pb interactions at 158 GeV/c per nucleon[WA97]EVANS, D et al.WA97 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.717c-20c

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[3.0561]Er-O clustering and its influence on the lattice sites of Er in Si[ISOLDE]WAHL , U et al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Physica, B : 273-274 (1999) – pp.342-5

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[3.0563]Estimate of saturation induced multipole errors in the LHCmain dipoles [CERN-OPEN-2000-154]VÖLLINGER, CIn: 1st International Roxie Users Meeting and Workshop, CERN,Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 18 Mar 1998 / Ed. by Russenschuck, S. – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-01]– pp.93-109

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[3.0568]Event-by-event physics in NA49[NA49]REID, J GNA49 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.407c-10c

[3.0569]Evidence for Deconfinement of Quarks and Gluons from theJ/ψ Suppression Pattern Measured inPb−PbCollisions at theCERN SPS[NA50] [CERN-EP-2000-013]ABREU, M C et al.NA50 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 477 (2000) no.1-3 – pp.28-36

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[3.0594]Experimental Verification of Neutron Phenomenology in Leadand Transmutation by Adiabatic Resonance Crossing in Ac-celerator Driven Systems[CERN-LHC-98-012-EET]ABÁNADES, A et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 458 (1999) no.2/3 – pp.167

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[3.0670]Further Development of the Sextupole and Decapole SpoolCorrector Magnets for the LHC [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-353][LHC-Project-Report-353]ALLITT , M et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.162-5

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[3.0725]Heat treatment study ofNb3Snstrands for the Fermilab’s highfield dipole modelBARZI , E et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.1000-3

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[3.0771]Highlights from the COMPASS experiment at CERN [NA58]BRADAMANTE , FIn: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.465-473



[3.0772]Highlights on the Dirac experiment [PS212]LEVI -SANDRI, PDIRAC CollaborationIn: Workshop on Hadron Spectroscopy — WHS ’99, Frascati,Italy, 8 - 12 Mar 1999 / Ed. by Bressani, T ; Feliciello, A andFilippi, A . – INFN, Frascati, 1999. (Frascati physics series; 15) –pp.151-156

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[3.0774]Highly segmented large-area hybrid photodiodes with bialkaliphotocathodes and enclosed VLSI readout electronics[LHCb]BRAEM, A et al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 442 (2000)no.1-3 – pp.128-35Publ.ref.:ICFA Instrum. Bull. : 18 (1999) – pp.no pagination

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[3.0776]How Precisely can we Determine theπNN Coupling Constantfrom the Isovector GMO Sum Rule? [hep-ph/0002056] [ADP-2000-06-T-394; CERN-TH-2000-021]LOISEAU, B et al.In: 8th International Symposium on Meson-Nucleon Physics andthe Structure of the Nucleon — MENU ’99, Zuoz, Switzerland, 15- 20 Aug 1999 / Ed. by Drechsel, D ; Höhler, G and Kluge, W . –πN Newsl. : 15 (1999) – pp.162-166

[3.0777]A how-to approach for a 3D simulation of charge transfercharacteristics in a gas electron multiplier (GEM)SHARMA , APubl.ref.:ICFA Instrum. Bull. : 19 (1999) – pp.no pagination

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[3.0781]Hybrid MSW + VO Solution of the Solar Neutrino Problem inString-Motivated Unified Theories [hep-ph/9712446] [CERN-TH-97-347; RAL-TR-97-062; IOA-TH-97-017; SISSA-97-155-EP]ALLANACH , B C et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 431 (1998) no.1/2 – pp.98In: Ringberg Euroconference on New Trends in Neutrino Physics,Tegernsee, Germany, 24 - 29 May 1998 / Ed. by Kniehl, B A ;Raffelt, G G and Schmitz, N . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999 –pp.191-200

[3.0782]Hydrodynamic simulation of elliptic flow [nucl-th/9907025][CERN-TH-99-202]KOLB, P Fet al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.349-52

[3.0783]Hyperon and negative particle production at central rapidityin proton-beryllium interactions at 158 GeV/c [WA97]ANTINORI, F et al.WA97 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.476c-80c

[3.0784]Hyperon polarisation in the reaction p12C→ ΛΛX [PS185]POMP, Set al.PS185 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.489c-92c

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[3.0786]The ICARUS 50 1 LAr TPC in the CERN ν beam [ICARUS][hep-ex/9812006]ARNEODO, F et al.ICARUS CollaborationIn: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.3-12

[3.0787] Identification des fonctions et des contraintes principales liéesà la réalisation des systèmes de sûreté du LHC[CERN-ST-2000-026]CENNINI , EIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.415-423

[3.0788] Identification of Ag and Cd photoluminescence in111Ag-dopedGaN [IS345]STÖTZLER, A et al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: 20th International Conference on Defects in Semiconductors— ICDS-20, Berkeley, CA, USA, 26 - 30 Jul 1999 / Ed. by Vande Walle, C and Walukiewicz, W . – Physica, B : 273-274 (1999)– pp.144-147

[3.0789] Identification of Ag-acceptors in 111Ag111Cd doped ZnTe andCdTe [ISOLDE]HAMANN , Jet al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:J. Cryst. Growth : 214-215 (2000) – pp.207-11

[3.0790] Identification of solar neutrinos by individual electron count-ing in HELLAZGORODETZKY, Pet al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 433 (1999)no.1-2 – pp.554-9

[3.0791] Identified particles at LEP II [DELPHI]NEUFELD, NIn: 13th Lake Louise Winter Institute on Quantum Chromody-namics, Lake Louise, AL, Canada, 15 - 21 Feb 1998 / Ed. by Ast-bury, A ; Campbell, B A and Khanna, F C . – World Sci., Singa-pore, 1999 – pp.458-65

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[3.0799] Implementation of a serial protocol for the liquid Argoncalorimeters of ATLAS [ATLAS]HUBAUT, F et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.454-458

[3.0800] Implementation of an object oriented track reconstructionmodel into multiple LHC experiments [ATLAS; CMS]GAINES, I et al.In: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.48-51

[3.0801] Implementation of the ASDBLR and DTMROC ASICS for theATLAS TRT in DMILL technology [ATLAS]DRESSNANDT, N et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.161-163

[3.0802] Implications of ALEPH SUSY searches for the MSSM[ALEPH][CERN-OPEN-99-223] [LAL-97-108; EPS-1404]DUFLOT, LALEPH CollaborationIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.981-984

[3.0803] Implications of Anomalous U(1) Symmetry in Unified Models :the Flipped SU(5) x U(1) Paradigm[hep-ph/0002263] [CERN-TH-2000-064; IOA-2000-2]ELLIS , J Ret al.Publ.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 05 (2000) – pp.001

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[3.0805] Improved light yield of lead tungstate scintillators [CMS]ANNENKOV, A et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 450 (2000) no.1– pp.71-4

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[3.0808] Improving the radiation hardness properties of silicon detec-tors using oxygenated n-type and p-type silicon[Test beam]CASSE, G L et al.In: 5th European Conference on Radiation and its Effects onComponents and Systems — RADECS ’99, Fontevraud, France,13 - 17 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Sharp, R . – IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 47(2000) no.3 – pp.114-19

[3.0809] Inclusive Σ+ and Σ0 Production in Hadronic Z Decays[L3] [hep-ex/0002066] [CERN-EP-2000-028]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 479 (2000) no.1-3 – pp.79-88

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[3.0815] Industrial Activity at CERN [CERN-ST-2000-033]KOWALIK , GIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.375-381

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[3.0817]The Influence of Air Exposures and Thermal Treatments onthe Secondary Electron Yield of Copper [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-376] [LHC-Project-Report-376]BOZHKO, N et al.Publ.ref.:J. Vac. Sci. Technol., A : 18 (2000) no.3 – pp.972-9

[3.0818] Influence of Mechanical Tolerances on Field Quality in theLHC Main Dipoles [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-351] [LHC-Project-Report-351]SCANDALE, W et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.73-6

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[3.0844] Investigation of trapping levels in standard, nitrogenated andoxygenated Si p-n junctions by thermally stimulated currents[RD48]PINTILIE , I et al.ROSE CollaborationPubl.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 439 (2000)no.2-3 – pp.303-9

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[3.0847] Ion implanted dopants in GaN and AlN : Lattice sites, anneal-ing behavior, and defect recovery[IS342]RONNING, C Ret al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:J. Appl. Phys. : 87 (2000) no.5 – pp.2149-2157

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[3.0849]Ionisation losses and wire scanner heating : evaluation, possi-ble solutions, application to the LHC [CERN-SL-99-045-BI]FISCHER, CIn: 4th European Workshop on Diagnostics and Instrumentationfor Particle Accelerators — DIPAC’99, Chester, UK, 16 - 18 May1999 / Ed. by Martlew, B G and Smith, R J . – Daresbury Lab.,Warrington, 2000 – pp.116-118

[3.0850] Ionisation profile monitor tests in the SPS[CERN-SL-99-046-BI]FISCHER, C et al.In: 4th European Workshop on Diagnostics and Instrumentationfor Particle Accelerators — DIPAC’99, Chester, UK, 16 - 18 May1999 / Ed. by Martlew, B G and Smith, R J . – Daresbury Lab.,Warrington, 2000 – pp.119-121

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[3.0857] Is the Cosmic-Ray Centauro Quark-Matter FireballMetastable? [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-99-53] [CERN-ALICE-PUB-99-53]THEODORATOU, O Pet al.In: 26th International Cosmic Ray Conference — ICRC ’99, SaltLake City, UT, USA, 17 - 25 Aug 1999 / Ed. by Kieda, D B ;Salamon, M and Dingus, B . – sine nomine, Salt Lake City, 1999– pp.e-proc, 1.HE.1.3.11



[3.0858] Isolated-photon production in polarized pp collisionsFRIXIONE, Set al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 568 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.60-92

[3.0859]The ISOLDE laser ion source for exotic nuclei[ISOLDE]FEDOSEYEV, V N et al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: 1st Euroconference on Atomic Physics at Accelerators : LaserSpectroscopy and Applications — APAC ’99, Mainz - Budenheim,Germany, 19 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Schweikhard, L and Kluge, HJ . – Hyperfine Interact. : 127 (2000) no.1-4 – pp.409-416

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[3.0864]Java-based user interfaces for CERN’s engineering data man-agement systemROUSSEAU, B et al.In: International Conference on Computing in High Energy andNuclear Physics — CHEP 2000, Padua, Italy, 7 - 11 Feb 2000 /Ed. by Mazzucato, M . – INFN, Padua, 2000 – pp.668-671

[3.0865]Jet cross sections in polarized photon-hadron collisions[hep-ph/9904320] [CERN-TH-99-091; ETH-TH-99-08]DE FLORIAN, D et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 457 (1999) no.1/3 – pp.236

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[3.0868]Jetted GRBs, afterglows and SGRs from quark stars birthDAR, APubl.ref.:Astron. Astrophys., Suppl. : 138 (1999) no.3 – pp.505-6

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[3.0875]The L-band klystron-modulator RF power system for CLICPEARCE, PIn: Pulsed Power 2000, London, UK, 3 - 4 May 2000 – pp.7/1-6

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[3.0880]Laboratory and test beam results from a large-area silicondrift detector [Test beam]BONVICINI , V et al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 439 (2000)no.2-3 – pp.476-82

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[3.0889]Large scale test of wedge shaped micro strip gas counters[CMS]ACKERMANN, M et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 436 (1999) no.3– pp.313-25

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[3.0965]LPI and its facilitiesRINOLFI, LIn: PS Performance Day — PPD ’98, Chavannes-de-Bogis,Switzerland, 22 Jan 1998 / Ed. by Manglunki, D . – CERN,Geneva, 1998.[CERN-PS-CA-Note-98-07]– pp.149-166

[3.0966]LPI summaryRINOLFI, LIn: PS Performance Day — PPD ’98, Chavannes-de-Bogis,Switzerland, 22 Jan 1998 / Ed. by Manglunki, D . – CERN,Geneva, 1998.[CERN-PS-CA-Note-98-07]– pp.229-232

[3.0967]Luminosity Monitor Options for TESLA [CERN-OPEN-2000-135]NAPOLY, O et al.In: 19th International Linear Accelerator Conference — Linac’98, Chicago, IL, USA, 23 - 28 Aug 1998. – sine nomine, s.l.,1998 – pp.82-84

[3.0968]M Theory on the Stiefel manifold and 3d Conformal Field The-ories [hep-th/9912107] [DFTT-99-67; CERN-TH-99-388]CERESOLE, A et al.Publ.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 03 (2000) – pp.011

[3.0969]Macroscopic and microscopic studies of HTLT oxygenated sidetectors after irradiation and after reverse annealingDEZILLIE , B et al.In: 5th Rose Workshop on Radiation Hardening of Silicon De-tectors, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 17 Mar 2000. – CERN,Geneva, 2000.[CERN-LEB-2000-005]– pp.221-277

[3.0970]Magnetic design of a low-beta quadrupole magnet for the LHCinteraction regionsTSUCHIYA, K et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.135-8

[3.0971]Magnetic errors of the LHC dipoles and possible cures[CERN-OPEN-2000-147]BARTOLINI , R et al.In: 1st International Roxie Users Meeting and Workshop, CERN,Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 18 Mar 1998 / Ed. by Russenschuck, S. – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-01]– pp.127-136

[3.0972]Magnetic Oscillations in Dense Cold Quark Matter with Four-Fermion Interactions [hep-ph/9905253] [CERN-TH-99-113]EBERT, D et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 61 (2000) no.2 – pp.025005

[3.0973]Magnetic oscillations in the Nambu-Jona-Lasinio modelEBERT, D et al.In: International Workshop on Hadron Physics : Effective Theo-ries of Low Energy QCD, Coimbra, Portugal, 10 - 15 Sep 1999 –pp.253-61

[3.0974]Magnetic Performance of First low-β dipole corrector pro-totype, MCBX [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-237] [LHC-Project-Report-237]ANG, Z et al.In: 6th European Particle Accelerator Conference — EPAC ’98,Stockholm, Sweden, 22 - 26 Jun 1998 / Ed. by Myers, S ; Liljeby,L and Petit-Jean-Genaz, C , IOP, 1999 – pp.1996-1998

[3.0975]The magnets for the LHC experiments [ATLAS; CMS; ALICE;LHCb]TAYLOR, T MPubl.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.342-6



[3.0976]Main quadrupole of the CNAO synchrotron [CERN-OPEN-2000-162] [CERN-PS-DI-99-010]BORRI, GIn: PIMMS : Proton-ion medical machine study / Ed. by Bryant,P J and . – CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN-2000-006]– pp.CD-ROM

[3.0977]Maintenance sur les infrastructures de surface[CERN-ST-2000-035]CHEVRET, Pet al.In: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.365-374

[3.0978]Making muon rings round neutrino factoriesBLONDEL, A et al.Publ.ref.:CERN Cour. : 40 (2000) no.3 – pp.17-19

[3.0979]Making Muon Rings Round Neutrino FactoriesBLONDEL, A et al.Publ.ref.:CERN Cour. : 40 (2000) no.3 – pp.17-19

[3.0980]Managed storage systems at CERN[CERN-OPEN-2000-188]AUGUSTIN, I et al.In: 22nd CERN School of Computing — CSC ’99, Stare Jablonki,Poland, 12 - 25 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Vandoni, C E . – CERN, Geneva,29 Feb 2000. (CERN School of Computing; 22).[CERN-2000-001]– pp.35-44

[3.0981]MaPMT Testbeam : Jul - Aug 1999[LHCb]RADEMACKER, JIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.71

[3.0982]A mass hierarchy from recoiling D branes [hep-th/9912230][CERN-TH-99-404]LEONTARIS, G K et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 61 (2000) – pp.124004

[3.0983]Mass measurements on radioactive isotopes with a Penningtrap mass spectrometer[IS302]BOLLEN, G et al.In: 1998 Conference on Trapped Charged Particles and RelatedFundamental Physics, Pacific Grove, CA, USA, 31 Aug - 4 Sep1998. – sine nomine, s.l., 1998 – pp.111-19

[3.0984]Mass measurements with a Penning trap mass spectrometer atISOLDE [IS302]BOLLEN, G et al.In: 2nd International Conference on Exotic Nuclei and AtomicMasses — ENAM ’98, Bellaire, MI, USA, 23 - 27 Jun 1998 /Ed. by Sherrill, B M ; Morrissey, D J and Davids, C N . – AIP,New York, 1998. (AIP conf. proc.; 455) – pp.3-10

[3.0985]Mass of the W and trilinear gauge couplings at DELPHI andLEP [ALEPH; DELPHI; L3; OPAL]PARZEFALL, UDELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 81 (2000) – pp.198-201

[3.0986]Mass separator and linac, pt. 1KESTER, OIn: 14th REX-Isolde Co-ordination Meeting, CERN, Geneva,Switzerland, 4 May 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.mult. p

[3.0987]Masses of the Goldstone modes in the CFL phase of QCD atfinite density [hep-ph/0001095] [CERN-TH-99-400]MANUEL, C et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 479 (2000) no.1-3 – pp.190-200

[3.0988]The Masses of the Neutral CP-even Higgs Bosons in the MSSM: Accurate Analysis at the Two-Loop Level[hep-ph/9812472] [KA-TP-98-17; DESY-98-194; CERN-TH-98-405]HEINEMEYER, Set al.Publ.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 9 (1999) – pp.343-366

[3.0989]Massive Neutrinos and the Higgs Mass Window [hep-ph/9904295] [CERN-TH-99-093; IFT-UAM-CSIC-99-14; IEM-FT-190]CASAS, J A et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 62 (2000) no.5 – pp.053005

[3.0990]Massive-scale data management using standards-based solu-tionsSHIERS, JIn: 16th IEEE Symposium on Mass Storage Systems — 7thNASA Goddard Conference on Mass Storage Systems and Tech-nologies, San Diego, CA, USA, 15 - 18 Mar 1999 – pp.1-10

[3.0991]Mathematical optimization techniques[CERN-OPEN-2000-152]RUSSENSCHUCK, SIn: 1st International Roxie Users Meeting and Workshop, CERN,Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 18 Mar 1998 / Ed. by Russenschuck, S. – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-01]– pp.60-72

[3.0992]The Matrix model and the non-commutative geometry of thesupermembrane[hep-th/9908106] [CERN-TH-99-251]FLORATOS, E Get al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 464 (1999) – pp.30-37

[3.0993]Matter Coupled F(4) Supergravity and the AdS6/CFT5 Corre-spondence[hep-th/0006107] [CERN-TH-2000-167]D’A URIA, R et al.Publ.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 10 (2000) – pp.013

[3.0994]MAXIMA : an experiment to measure temperature anisotropyin the cosmic microwave background[astro-ph/9903249] [CERN-TH-99-65]LEE, A T et al.In: International Conference on 3K Cosmology — EC-TMR Con-ference, Rome, Italy, 5 - 10 Oct 1998 / Ed. by Maiani, L ; Mel-chiorri, F and Vittorio, N . – AIP, New York, 1999. (AIP conf.proc.; 476) – pp.224-36

[3.0995]Measurement and Analysis of Axial End Forces in a Full-Length Prototype of LHC Main Dipole Magnets [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-340] [LHC-Project-Report-340]ARTOOS, K et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.69-72

[3.0996]Measurement of CP violation effects inB0d → J/ψK0

s in ATLAS[ATLAS]DAMET, JPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.923c-6c

[3.0997]Measurement of Hadron and Lepton-Pair Production at 130GeV <

√s< 189 GeV at LEP[L3] [hep-ex/0002034] [CERN-EP-99-

181]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 479 (2000) – pp.101-117

[3.0998]Measurement of inclusiveD∗± production in two-photon colli-sions at LEP [L3] [hep-ex/9909005] [CERN-EP-99-106]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 467 (1999) – pp.137-146

[3.0999]Measurement ofRb and Br (b→ lνX) at LEP Using Double-TagMethods [L3] [hep-ex/9909045] [CERN-EP-99-121]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 13 (2000) no.1 – pp.47-61



[3.1000]The measurement ofRuds,Rc and Rb at LEP and SLD [ALEPH;OPAL]MARIOTTI , CIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.667-670

[3.1001]Measurement of Superconducting Busbars Models for theLHC Main Dipole [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-344] [LHC-Project-Report-344]LE COROLLER, A et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.1118-21

[3.1002]A measurement of theτ mass and the first CPT test withτleptons [OPAL] [hep-ex/0005009] [CERN-EP-2000-056]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 492 (2000) – pp.23-31

[3.1003]Measurement of theB→D(∗)πlνl branching fraction [DELPHI]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 475 (2000) no.3-4 – pp.407-28

[3.1004]Measurement of theB+ and B0 lifetimes and search for CP(T)violation using reconstructed secondary vertices[OPAL] [hep-ex/9901017] [CERN-EP-98-195]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 12 (2000) no.4 – pp.609-626

[3.1005]Measurement of the B semileptonic branching fraction into ex-cited charm mesons[DELPHI]DRACOS, MDELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.655c-8c

[3.1006]Measurement of the Compton scattering processeγ→ eZ/γ∗ atLEP2 [OPAL]MAIER-METZ, HOPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 82 (2000) – pp.420-5

[3.1007]Measurement of the cross-section for the processee →eeγ∗γ∗ → eeXat

√See = 189 GeV[OPAL]

PRZYBYCIEN, M BOPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 82 (2000) – pp.67-74

[3.1008]Measurement of theDs → µνµ branching fraction and of theDs decay constant[WA92] [CERN-EP-2000-014]ALEXANDROV, YU A et al.BEATRICE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 478 (2000) no.1-3 – pp.31-8

[3.1009]Measurement of thee+e− → Zγγ Cross Section and Determi-nation of Quartic Gauge Boson Couplings at LEP[L3] [hep-ex/0002037] [CERN-EP-2000-006]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 478 (2000) – pp.39-49

[3.1010]Measurement of thee+e− → ZZ Production Cross Section atCentre-of-Mass Energies of 183 and 189 GeV[ALEPH] [hep-ex/9911003] [CERN-EP-99-141]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 469 (1999) no.1-4 – pp.287-302

[3.1011]Measurement of the Effect on Single Bunch Stability of Chang-ing Transition Energy in the CERN SPS[CERN-SL-98-024-RF]BOHL, T et al.In: 6th European Particle Accelerator Conference — EPAC ’98,Stockholm, Sweden, 22 - 26 Jun 1998 / Ed. by Myers, S ; Liljeby,L and Petit-Jean-Genaz, C , IOP, 1999 – pp.975-977

[3.1012]Measurement of the electric quadrupole moments of26−29Na[IS304] [CERN-EP-2000-029]KEIM, M et al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., A : 8 (2000) no.1 – pp.31-40

[3.1013]Measurement of the energy dependence of the form factorf+in K0

e3 decay[PS195] [CERN-EP-99-168]APOSTOLAKIS, A et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 473 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.186-92

[3.1014]Measurement of the gluon fragmentation function and a com-parison of the scaling violation in gluon and quark jets [DEL-PHI] [CERN-EP-99-144]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 13 (2000) no.4 – pp.573-89

[3.1015]Measurement of the Hadronic Photon-Structure Function atLEP 1 for l-Angle-Q2 r-Angle Values between 9.9 and 284GeV2 [ALEPH] [CERN-EP-99-063]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 458 (1999) – pp.152-166

[3.1016]Measurement of the inclusive charm production inγγ collisionsat LEP [L3]ANDREEV, V PL3 CollaborationIn: International Conference on the Structure and the Interac-tions of the Photon including the 11th International Workshop onGamma-Gamma Collisions — Photon ’97, Egmond aan Zee, TheNetherlands, 10 - 15 May / Ed. by Buijs, A and Erné, F C . – WorldSci., Singapore, 1998 – pp.184-189

[3.1017]Measurement of the lifetime of the tau lepton[L3]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 479 (2000) no.1-3 – pp.67-78

[3.1018]Measurement of the low-x behaviour of the photon structurefunction Fγ

2 [OPAL]CLAY, EOPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 82 (2000) – pp.30-5

[3.1019]Measurement of the Magnetic Moment of 23Mg Using theTilted-Foil Polarization Technique [IS303]HAAS, H et al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., B : 126 (1997)no.1/4 – pp.423

[3.1020]Measurement of the magnetic moments of7Beand of the halonucleus11Be[ISOLDE]KAPPERTZ, Set al.In: 2nd International Conference on Exotic Nuclei and AtomicMasses — ENAM ’98, Bellaire, MI, USA, 23 - 27 Jun 1998 /Ed. by Sherrill, B M ; Morrissey, D J and Davids, C N . – AIP,New York, 1998. (AIP conf. proc.; 455) – pp.110-13

[3.1021]Measurement of the optical parameters of a transfer line usingmulti-profile analysis [CERN-PS-98-032-CA]ARDUINI , G et al.In: 6th European Particle Accelerator Conference — EPAC ’98,Stockholm, Sweden, 22 - 26 Jun 1998 / Ed. by Myers, S ; Liljeby,L and Petit-Jean-Genaz, C , IOP, 1999 – pp.891-893



[3.1022]Measurement of the photon structure function[ALEPH]FINCH, AALEPH CollaborationIn: International Conference on the Structure and the Interac-tions of the Photon including the 11th International Workshop onGamma-Gamma Collisions — Photon ’97, Egmond aan Zee, TheNetherlands, 10 - 15 May / Ed. by Buijs, A and Erné, F C . – WorldSci., Singapore, 1998 – pp.36-40

[3.1023]Measurement of the Photon Structure Function at HighQ2 atLEP [L3] [hep-ex/0004005] [CERN-EP-2000-044]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 483 (2000) no.4 – pp.373-86

[3.1024]Measurement of the Probability of Gluon Splitting intoCharmed Quarks in Hadronic Z Decays [L3] [hep-ex/9911016][CERN-EP-99-156]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 476 (2000) no.3-4 – pp.243-55

[3.1025]Measurement of the Production Rate of Charm Quark Pairsfrom Gluons in Hadronic Z0 Decays [OPAL] [hep-ex/9908001][CERN-EP-99-089]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 13 (2000) no.1 – pp.1-13

[3.1026]A Measurement of the proton-antiproton total cross section at√s= 1.8 TeV [E811] [FERMILAB-Pub-98-313-E]

AVILA , C et al.E811 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 445 (1999) no.3/4 – pp.419

[3.1027]Measurement of the rate of bbbb events in hadronic Z de-cays and the extraction of the gluon splitting intobb [DELPHI][CERN-EP-99-081]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 462 (1999) no.3/4 – pp.425

[3.1028]Measurement of the reactionspp→ Σ+Σ+ and pp→ Σ−Σ−close to threshold[PS185]BARNES, P Det al.PS185 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 402 (1997) – pp.227-236

[3.1029]Measurement of the Running of the Fine-Structure Constant[L3] [hep-ex/0002035] [CERN-EP-2000-005]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 476 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.40-8

[3.1030]A measurement of the semileptonic branching ratioBR(b−baryon→ plνX) and a study of inclusive particle productionin Z decays[ALEPH]BECKER, UIn: 13th Lake Louise Winter Institute on Quantum Chromody-namics, Lake Louise, AL, Canada, 15 - 21 Feb 1998 / Ed. by Ast-bury, A ; Campbell, B A and Khanna, F C . – World Sci., Singa-pore, 1999 – pp.369-79

[3.1031]Measurement of the SMC muon beam polarisation using theasymmetry in the elastic scattering off polarised electrons[NA47] [CERN-EP-99-090]ADAMS, D et al.NA47 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 443 (2000) no.1– pp.1-19

[3.1032]Measurement of the Spectroscopy of Orbitally Excited BMesons at LEP[L3] [hep-ex/9909018] [CERN-EP-99-116]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 465 (1999) – pp.323-334

[3.1033]Measurement of the w boson mass andw+w− productionand decay properties ine+e− collisions at s**(1/2) = 172-GeV[NA48] [hep-ex/9709006] [CERN-PPE-97-116]ACKERSTAFF, K et al.NA48 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 1 (1998) – pp.395-424

[3.1034]Measurement of the W boson mass and width ine+e− colli-sions at LEP [ALEPH; DELPHI; L3; OPAL]COSSUTTI, FPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.891c-4c

[3.1035]Measurement of theW+W−γ Cross-section and First directLimits on Anomalous Electroweak Quartic Gauge Couplings[OPAL] [hep-ex/9910069] [CERN-EP-99-130]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 471 (1999) no.2-3 – pp.293-3307

[3.1036]Measurement of the Z Resonance Parameters at LEP[ALEPH][CERN-EP-99-104]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 14 (2000) no.1 – pp.1-50

[3.1037]Measurement of Triple-Gauge-Boson Couplings of the W Bo-son at LEP [L3] [hep-ex/9910008] [CERN-EP-99-131]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 467 (1999) – pp.171-184

[3.1038]Measurement of |Vcb| using B0 → D∗+l−ν decays[OPAL] [hep-

ex/0003013] [CERN-EP-2000-032; OPAL-PR-305]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 482 (2000) – pp.15-30

[3.1039]Measurement of W-pair production in e+e− collisions at 183GeV [ALEPH] [hep-ex/9903053] [CERN-EP-99-035]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 453 (1999) – pp.107-120

[3.1040]Measurement of W-pair production in e+e− collisions at 189GeV [ALEPH] [hep-ex/0005043] [CERN-EP-2000-052]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 484 (2000) – pp.205-217

[3.1041]Measurements ofαs with the DELPHI detector at LEP [DEL-PHI]FLAGMEYER, UPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 86 (2000) – pp.46-50

[3.1042]Measurements of Cross Sections and Forward-BackwardAsymmetries at the Z Resonance and Determination of Elec-troweak Parameters[L3] [hep-ex/0002046] [CERN-EP-2000-022]ACCIARRI, M et al.Publ.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 16 (2000) – pp.1-40

[3.1043]Measurements of inclusive semileptonic branching fractions ofb hadrons in Z0 decays[OPAL] [hep-ex/9906041] [CERN-EP-99-078]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 13 (2000) no.2 – pp.225-40



[3.1044]Measurements ofPbWO4 crystals behaviour under irradiation[CMS] [SCAN-9910025] [ETHZ-IPP-P-98-07]CHEN, H F et al.In: International Workshop on Tungstate Crystals, Rome, Italy,12 - 14 Oct 1998 / Ed. by Baccaro, S ; Borgia, B ; Dafinei, I andLongo, E . – Univ. La Sapienza, Rome, 1999 – pp.209-214

[3.1045]Measurements ofRb, AbFB and Ac

FB in e+e− Collisions at 130–189 GeV[OPAL] [hep-ex/0002024] [CERN-EP-99-170]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 16 (2000) – pp.41-60

[3.1046]Measurements of radiation effects on the timing, trigger andcontrol receiver (TTCrx) ASICTOIFL, T et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.226-230

[3.1047]Measurements of theτ lifetime and branching ratios [DELPHI;OPAL; CLEO]FERRANTE, IIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.658-662

[3.1048]Measurements of thebb production cross section and forward-backward asymmetry at centre-of-mass energies above the Zpole at LEP [L3] [hep-ex/0005023] [CERN-EP-2000-054]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 485 (2000) – pp.71-84

[3.1049]Measurements of the photon structure function at L3[L3]ERNÉ, F CPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 82 (2000) – pp.19-24

[3.1050]Measurements of the QCD Color Factors at LEP and a Limiton the Light GluinoDISSERTORI, GPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 64 (1998) – pp.46-49

[3.1051]Measurements of the QED Structure of the Photon[OPAL] [hep-ex/9902024] [CERN-EP-99-010]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 11 (1999) – pp.409-425

[3.1052]Measurements of the quark and gluon fragmentation func-tions and of hadron production at LEP [DELPHI]COSSUTTI, FIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.409-412

[3.1053]Measurements of the Z Partial Decay Width intocc and Mul-tiplicity of Charm Quarks per b Decay [DELPHI] [CERN-EP-99-066]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 12 (2000) no.2 – pp.225-41

[3.1054]Measurements of tune shifts with amplitude at LEPMÜLLER, A S et al.In: 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference — PAC ’99, New YorkCity, NY, USA, 29 Mar - 2 Apr 1999 / Ed. by Luccio, A andMacKay, W W . – IEEE Computer Society Press, Piscataway, NJ,1999 – pp.2885-7

[3.1055]Measuring B → ρπ decays and the unitarity angle α [hep-ph/0002038] [BARI-TH-372; CERN-TH-2000-030; DSF-2000-2; UGVA-DPT-2000-02-1070]DEANDREA, A et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 62 (2000) no.3 – pp.036001

[3.1056]Measuring Gauge-Mediated SuperSymmetry Breaking Pa-rameters at a 500 GeVe+e− Linear Collider [hep-ph/9905403][CERN-TH-99-109; DESY-98-199]AMBROSANIO, Set al.Publ.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 12 (2000) no.2 – pp.287-321

[3.1057]Measuring Higgs boson couplings at the LHC[hep-ph/0002036][MADPH-2000-1157; CERN-TH-2000-039]ZEPPENFELD, D et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 62 (2000) no.1 – pp.013009

[3.1058]Measuring sparticle masses in non-universal string inspiredmodels at the LHC [hep-ph/0007009] [DAMTP-1999-86; Cavendish-HEP-2000-06; CERN-TH-2000-149]ALLANACH , B C et al.Publ.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 9 (2000) – pp.004

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[3.1060]Mechanical design and analysis of LHC inner tripletquadrupole magnets at FermilabANDREEV, N et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.115-18

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[3.1069]Microdot gas avalanche detectors[LHCb]BIAGI , SIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.112

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[3.1079]Modèle conceptuel commun pour la supervision des systèmesde sûreté du CERN[CERN-ST-2000-014]HAMMOUTI , LIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.263-268

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[3.1110]Muon status report [CMS]IASELLI , GCMS CollaborationIn: 51st CMS Compact Muon Solenoid Collaboration Meeting —Meeting 51, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 28 Feb - 2 Mar 2000. –CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN CMS-2000-012]– pp.285-298

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[3.1120]The NA56/SPY experiment at CERN[NA56]BONESINI, MIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.866-867

[3.1121]Naturalness Reach of the Large Hadron Collider in MinimalSupergravity [hep-ph/0005186] [CERN-TH-2000-144; DAMTP-2000-23; Cavendish-HEP-2000-02]ALLANACH , B C et al.Publ.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 08 (2000) – pp.017

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[3.1123]Neutral Kaon System in Dense Matter and Heavy-Ion Colli-sions[hep-ph/9907508] [CERN-TH-99-228; NUC-MINN-99-12-T]AMELINO-CAMELIA , G et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 465 (1999) no.1-4 – pp.291-6

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[3.1125]Neutrino detection with a CF4 TPC : the MUNU experiment[MUNU]TADSEN, AMUNU CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 78 (1999) – pp.131-5

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[3.1156]A new resin system for the impregnation and bonding of largemagnet coils[ATLAS]EVANS, D et al.In: 17th International Cryogenic Engineering Conference —ICEC 17, Bournemouth, UK, 14 - 17 Jul 1998 / Ed. by Dew-Hughes, D ; Scurlock, R G and Watson, J H P . – IOP, Bristol,1998 – pp.467-70

[3.1157]New results from experiment WA102 : a partial wave analy-sis of the centrally producedKK and ππ systems[WA102] [hep-ph/9904314]K IRK, AWA102 CollaborationIn: Workshop on Hadron Spectroscopy — WHS ’99, Frascati,Italy, 8 - 12 Mar 1999 / Ed. by Bressani, T ; Feliciello, A and Fil-ippi, A . – INFN, Frascati, 1999. (Frascati physics series; 15) –pp.29-35

[3.1158]New results from the OBELIX Collaboration on strange-particle production [PS201]SAPOZHNIKOV, M GPubl.ref.:Phys. At. Nucl. : 62 (1999) no.12 – pp.1987-92

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[3.1352]The Present Development of CsI Rich Detectors for the ALICEExperiment at CERN [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-98-16] [CERN-ALICE-PUB-98-16]NAPPI, E et al.ALICE HMPID GroupIn: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.156-171

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[3.1355]The Pressure in 2, 2+1 and 3 Flavour QCD[hep-lat/0002003] [BI-TP-2000-01; CERN-TH-2000-037]KARSCH, F et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 478 (2000) – pp.447-455



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[3.1357]Primordial hadrosynthesis in the Little Bang [nucl-th/9907060][CERN-TH-99-209]HEINZ, UPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.140-9

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[3.1362]Probing the N Z line via beta decay[IS351; IS353]OINONEN, MIS351 Collaboration; IS353 CollaborationIn: Conference on Experimental Nuclear Physics in Europe : Fac-ing the Next Millennium — ENPE ’99, Seville, Spain, 21 - 26 Jun1999 / Ed. by Rubio, B ; Lozano, M and Gelletly, W . – AIP, NewYork, 1999. (AIP conf. proc.; 495) – pp.74-76

[3.1363]Probing the parton densities of virtual photons with the reac-tion γ∗γ→ jets at LEP [hep-ph/9903470] [MPI-PhT-99-13]PÖTTER, BPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 559 (1999) no.1-2 – pp.323-38

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[3.1398]Proton-antiproton annihilation into 6γ and 7γ [PS197]AMSLER, CCrystal Barrel CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 675 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.67c-70c



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[3.1411]Pulse height distribution and radiation tolerance of CVD dia-mond detectors[RD42]ADAM , W et al.RD42 CollaborationPubl.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 447 (2000)no.1-2 – pp.244-50

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[3.1423]QCD studies in e+e− annihilation from 30 GeV to 189 GeV[L3] [hep-ex/0005045] [CERN-EP-2000-064]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 489 (2000) – pp.65-80

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[3.1426]Quadrupole interaction in ternary chalcopyrite semiconduc-tors : experiments and theory[ISOLDE]DIETRICH, M et al.ISOLDE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Z. Nat.forsch., A : 55 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.256-60

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[3.1428]Quantum chromodynamics studies at LEP2[L3]TODOROVA-NOVÁ, SPubl.ref.:Pramàna J. Phys. : 55 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.85-100

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[3.1430]Quantum-Gravitational Diffusion and Stochastic Fluctuationsin the Velocity of Light [gr-qc/9904068] [ACT-1999-3; CERN-TH-99-105; CTP-TAMU-99-18; OUTP-99-05-P]ELLIS , J Ret al.Publ.ref.:Gen. Relativ. Gravity : 32 (2000) no.1 – pp.127-44

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[3.1434]Quasi-Fixed Points and Charge and Colour Breaking in LowScale Models [hep-ph/9909448] [CERN-TH-99-289; DAMTP-1999-118]ABEL, S A et al.Publ.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 07 (2000) – pp.037

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[3.1436]Quench propagation and detection in the superconductingbus-bars of the ATLAS magnets[ATLAS]DUDAREV, A V et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.381-4

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[3.1446]Radiation hard micro-coaxial cables for the ATLAS liquid ar-gon calorimeters[ATLAS]BONIVENTO, W et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 451 (2000) no.2– pp.492-505

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[3.1451]Radiation resistance of the ATLAS pixel sensors[ATLAS]D’A URIA, S DPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 78 (1999) – pp.639-44

[3.1452]Radiation test facilities in the new PS East Hall at CERN[Testbeam]GLASER, M et al.In: 5th European Conference on Radiation and its Effects onComponents and Systems — RADECS ’99, Fontevraud, France,13 - 17 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Sharp, R . – IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 47(2000) no.3 – pp.136-41

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[3.1536]Results from TGC tests[LHCb]BENUSSI, LIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.337-342

[3.1537]Results from the CHORUS experiment at CERN[WA95]RADICIONI , EPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 85 (2000) – pp.95-100

[3.1538]Results from the NOMAD experiment [WA96]POPOV, B ANOMAD CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. At. Nucl. : 63 (2000) no.7 – pp.1111-18

[3.1539]Results of 3-dimensional structural FE-modeling of the coilend-regions of the LHC main dipolesHOECK, U et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.89-92

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[3.1545]Results on direct CP violation from NA48[NA48]BARR, GPubl.ref.: Int. J. Mod. Phys., A : 15 (2000) – pp.120-31

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[3.1548]Results on the mass of the W boson from LEP2FASSOULIOTIS, DIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.725-728

[3.1549]Results on triple gauge-boson couplings from LEP2WEBER, AIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.729-732

[3.1550]Resummation of singlet parton evolution at small x [hep-ph/9911273] [CERN-TH-99-317; EDINBURGH-99-18; RM-3-TH-99-11]ALTARELLI , G et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 575 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.313-29

[3.1551]The Retinal Readout System : A Status ReportL ITKE, A MPubl.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 435 (1999) –pp.242-249

[3.1552]Review of aging tests[LHCb]VAN APELDOORN, GIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.172-173

[3.1553]A review of B hadron lifetimes [ALEPH; DELPHI; OPAL]MUHEIM, FIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.567-571

[3.1554]A Review of New Manifestations of Collective Effects[CERN-SL-98-032-AP]RUGGIERO, FIn: 6th European Particle Accelerator Conference — EPAC ’98,Stockholm, Sweden, 22 - 26 Jun 1998 / Ed. by Myers, S ; Liljeby,L and Petit-Jean-Genaz, C , IOP, 1999 – pp.18-22

[3.1555]Review of physics group activities[CMS]DENEGRI, DCMS CollaborationIn: 51st CMS Compact Muon Solenoid Collaboration Meeting —Meeting 51, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 28 Feb - 2 Mar 2000. –CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN CMS-2000-012]– pp.219-229

[3.1556]Review of recent results from NOMAD and CHORUS[WA95;WA96]MEYER, J PPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 87 (2000) – pp.309-11



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[3.1559]REX-ISOLDE and solid state physicsDEICHER, MIn: 14th REX-Isolde Co-ordination Meeting, CERN, Geneva,Switzerland, 4 May 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.mult. p

[3.1560]REX-ISOLDE technical co-ordination meeting, minutes :mass separator and LINAC; pt.1, 7-gap-resonators, beam di-agnosticsOINONEN, M et al.In: 14th REX-Isolde Co-ordination Meeting, CERN, Geneva,Switzerland, 4 May 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.mult. p

[3.1561]REX-ISOLDE-post-accelerated radioactive beams at CERN-ISOLDE [IS347]NILSSON, TPubl.ref.:Czech. J. Phys. : 50 (2000) – pp.229-34

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[3.1565]REXTRAP, an ion buncher for REX-ISOLDE [IS347]AMES, F et al.REX-ISOLDE CollaborationIn: 2nd International Conference on Exotic Nuclei and AtomicMasses — ENAM ’98, Bellaire, MI, USA, 23 - 27 Jun 1998 /Ed. by Sherrill, B M ; Morrissey, D J and Davids, C N . – AIP,New York, 1998. (AIP conf. proc.; 455) – pp.927-32

[3.1566]RF h=8, 16, 84GAROBY, RIn: PS Performance Day — PPD ’98, Chavannes-de-Bogis,Switzerland, 22 Jan 1998 / Ed. by Manglunki, D . – CERN,Geneva, 1998.[CERN-PS-CA-Note-98-07]– pp.67-74

[3.1567]RICH [LHCb]HARNEW, NIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.57-59

[3.1568]RICH detectors for the LHCb experiment [LHCb]GO, APubl.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 446 (2000)no.1-2 – pp.305-9

[3.1569]RISC mezzanines for controlling data acquisition in the NA48experiment at CERN [NA48]GUZIK , Z et al.Publ.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 452 (2000)no.1-2 – pp.289-97

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[3.1571]Rotating D3 branes and QCD in three dimensions [hep-th/9901056] [CERN-TH-98-409]RUSSO, J Get al.Publ.ref.: Adv. Theor. Math. Phys. : 3 (1999) no.1 – pp.nopagination

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[3.1573]Running experience with the DELPHI pixel detector : reflec-tions on design characteristics and system features[DELPHI]HEUSER, J MDELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 78 (1999) – pp.269-74

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[3.1577]SCI prototyping for the second level trigger system of the AT-LAS experiment [ATLAS]BELIAS, A et al.In: SCI-Scalable coherent interface : architecture and softwarefor high-performance / Ed. by Hellwagner, H and Reinefeld, A . –Springer, Berlin, 1999 – pp.mult. p

[3.1578]Scintillator developments for high energy physics and medicalimaging [CMS]LECOQ, Pet al.In: 1999 Medical Imaging Conference — MIC ’99, Seattle,Washington, 24 - 30 Oct 1999. – IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 47(2000) no.3 – pp.1-5

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[3.1580]A search for νµ→ ντ oscillations by CHORUS at CERN[WA95]GORBUNOV, PCHORUS CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.807-10



[3.1581]Search for Acoplanar Lepton Pair Events in e+e− Collisionsat√

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[3.1582]Search for an invisibly decaying Higgs boson ine+e− collisionsat√

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[3.1583]Search for an invisibly decaying Higgs boson ine+e− collisionsat 189 GeV[ALEPH] [CERN-EP-99-125]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 466 (1999) – pp.50-60

[3.1584]Search for anomalous photon events at LEP[ALEPH; DELPHI;L3; OPAL] [SCAN-9805104] [LYCEN-9809]CHEMARIN, MIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.943-946

[3.1585]Search for Anomalous Production of Acoplanar Di-leptonEvents in e+e− Collisions at

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[3.1586]Search for AnomalousZZγ and Zγγ couplings in the processe+e− → Zγ at LEP [L3] [hep-ex/0005024] [CERN-EP-2000-057]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 489 (2000) – pp.55-64

[3.1587]Search for Charged Higgs Bosons ine+e− Collisions at√

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[3.1588]Search for Chargino and Neutralino Production at√

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[3.1589]Search for chargino pair production in scenarios with grav-itino LSP and stau NLSP at

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[3.1590]Search for charginos and neutralinos at LEP[ALEPH; DELPHI;L3; OPAL]ANDERSSON, PPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 85 (2000) – pp.201-6

[3.1591]Search for Charginos and Neutralinos ine+e− collisions at√

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[3.1593]Search for charginos in e+e− interactions at√

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[3.1594]Search for charginos nearly mass-degenerate with the lightestneutralino [DELPHI] [hep-ex/9903071] [CERN-EP-99-037]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 11 (1999) no.1 – pp.1-17

[3.1595]Search for Charginos with a Small Mass Difference to theLightest Supersymmetric Particle at

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[3.1596]A search for charmonium states produced in central pp inter-actions at 450 GeV/c[hep-ex/0006005]BARBERIS, D et al.WA102 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 485 (2000) no.4 – pp.357-61

[3.1597]Search for disoriented chiral condensates in 158.A GeV Pb +Pb collisions[WA98]NAYAK , T K et al.WA98 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.745c-8c

[3.1598]Search for eV (pseudo)scalar penetrating particles in the SPSneutrino beam [WA96] [CERN-EP-2000-042]ASTIER, Pet al.NOMAD CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 479 (2000) no.4 – pp.371-80Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 87 (2000) – pp.105-7

[3.1599]Search for excited leptons at√

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[3.1601]Search for extra dimensions in boson and fermion pair pro-duction in e+e− interactions at LEP [L3] [hep-ex/9910056] [CERN-EP-99-146]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 470 (1999) – pp.281-288

[3.1602]Search for FCNC in B decaysALEMANNI , GIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.779-781

[3.1603]Search for Heavy Stable and Long-Lived Particles ine+e−Collisions at

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[3.1604]A search for invisible Higgs bosons produced ine+e− interac-tions at LEP 2 energies[DELPHI] [CERN-EP-99-059]ABREU, Pet al.DELPHI CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 459 (1999) no.1/3 – pp.367

[3.1605]Search for Manifestations of New Physics in Fermion-PairProduction at LEP [L3] [hep-ex/0005028] [CERN-EP-2000-061]ACCIARRI, M et al.L3 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 489 (2000) – pp.81-92

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[3.1607]Search for neutral heavy leptons in DELPHI [DELPHI]GARCÍA, CIn: International Workshop on Physics Beyond the StandardModel : from Theory to Experiment, Valencia, Spain, 13 - 17 Oct1997. – World Sci., Singapore, 1998 – pp.49-53

[3.1608]Search for Neutral Higgs Bosons ine+e− Collisions at√

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[3.1609]Search for neutral higgs bosons of the minimal supersymmet-ric standard model in e+e− Interactions at

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[3.1612]Search for new particles at LEP[ALEPH; DELPHI; L3; OPAL]SOPCZAK, APubl.ref.:Acta Phys. Pol., B : 30 (1999) no.11 – pp.3229-45

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[3.1614]Search for new particles, including the Higgs bosons, at LEP[ALEPH; DELPHI; L3; OPAL]BOCK, PPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.899c-902c

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[3.1616]Search for new Physics in rare B Decays[OPAL] [hep-ex/0002008][CERN-EP-99-179]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 476 (2000) no.3-4 – pp.233-42

[3.1617]Search for pair-produced leptoquarks in e+e− interactions at√s' 183 GeV[OPAL] [hep-ex/9908007] [CERN-EP-99-091]

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[3.1618]Search for Quantum Gravity [gr-qc/9905048] [CERN-TH-99-144]ELLIS , J Ret al.Publ.ref.:Gen. Relativ. Gravit. : 31 (1999) – pp.1257-1262

[3.1619]Search for quasinuclear bound states close to the NN threshold[PS197]CREDÉ, VIn: Workshop on Hadron Spectroscopy — WHS ’99, Frascati,Italy, 8 - 12 Mar 1999 / Ed. by Bressani, T ; Feliciello, A andFilippi, A . – INFN, Frascati, 1999. (Frascati physics series; 15) –pp.459-462

[3.1620]Search for R-Parity Violating Decays of Scalar Fermions atLEP [OPAL] [hep-ex/9904015] [CERN-EP-99-043]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 12 (2000) – pp.1-24

[3.1621]Search for R-Parity Violating Decays of Supersymmetric Par-ticles in e+e− Collisions at Centre-of-Mass Energies near 183GeV [ALEPH] [CERN-EP-99-093]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 13 (2000) no.1 – pp.29-46

[3.1622]Search for scalar leptons ine+e− collisions at√

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[3.1623]Search for Single Leptoquark Production in Electron-PhotonScattering at

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[3.1625]Search for Supersymmetry with a dominant R-Parity violatingLQD Coupling in e+e− Collisions at centre-of-mass energies of130 GeV to 172 GeV[ALEPH] [hep-ex/9811033] [CERN-EP-98-147;FSU-SCRI-98-86]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 7 (1999) – pp.383-405



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[3.1628]Search for TeV strings and new phenomena in Bhabha scatter-ing at CERN LEP2 [ALEPH; L3; OPAL]BOURILKOV, DPubl.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 62 (2000) no.7 – pp.076005

[3.1629]Search for the glueball candidatesf0(1500) and fJ(1710) inγγcollisions [ALEPH] [hep-ex/9911022] [CERN-EP-99-153]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 472 (2000) – pp.189-199

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[3.1631]Search for Unstable Heavy and Excited Leptons at LEP2[OPAL] [hep-ex/0001056] [CERN-EP-99-169]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 14 (2000) – pp.73-84

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[3.1730]Status ofPbWO4 crystals R&D and preproduction from BTCPfor the CMS calorimeter [CMS]AUFFRAY, E et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 78 (1999) – pp.197-202

[3.1731]Status of SICb[LHCb]JACHOLKOWSKA, AIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.467-474

[3.1732]Status of the 80Mbit/s Receiver for the CMS digital optical link[CMS]FACCIO, F et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.299-303

[3.1733]Status of the CHORUS experiment[WA95]DOUCET, MCHORUS CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. At. Nucl. : 63 (2000) no.7 – pp.1119-21

[3.1734]Status of the CHORUS structure function measurement[WA95]OLDEMAN , R G CCHORUS CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 79 (1999) – pp.96-8

[3.1735]Status of the CMS MSGC tracker [CMS]LATRONICO, LCMS CollaborationPubl.ref.: Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 446 (2000)no.1-2 – pp.346-54

[3.1736]Status of theCO2 laser ion source at CERNFOURNIER, Pet al.Publ.ref.:Rev. Sci. Instrum. : 71 (2000) no.2, pt.1-2 – pp.924-6

[3.1737]Status of the LHC [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-167] [LHC-Project-Report-167]GOURBER, J PIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.231-242

[3.1738]Status of [the] PS beam for TOF 2000CAPPI, RIn: 4th TOF Collaboration Meeting, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland,16 - 17 Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-TOF-1999-08]–pp.no pagination

[3.1739]Status of the RD48/ROSE collaboration[RD48] [CERN-OPEN-2000-046]WATTS, S JIn: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.201-202

[3.1740]Status of the REX-ISOLDE project [IS347]VON HAHN, R et al.In: 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference — PAC ’99, New YorkCity, NY, USA, 29 Mar - 2 Apr 1999 / Ed. by Luccio, A andMacKay, W W . – IEEE Computer Society Press, Piscataway, NJ,1999 – pp.1955-57

[3.1741]Status of the Short Dipole Model Program for the LHC [CERN-LHC-Project-Report-348] [LHC-Project-Report-348]ARTOOS, K et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.49-52



[3.1742]The Status of the Standard Model[hep-ph/9710434] [CERN-TH-97-278]ALTARELLI , GIn: 18th International Symposium on Lepton-Photon Interactions— LP ’97, Hamburg, Germany, 28 Jul - 1 Aug 1997 / Ed. by DeRoeck, A and Wagner, A . – World Sci., Singapore, 1998 – pp.545-573

[3.1743]Status of the tracking software[LHCb]NEEDHAM, M DIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.411-415

[3.1744]Status of VELO ODE [LHCb]BAY, A et al.In: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.221-226

[3.1745]Status report from spokesperson[CMS]DELLA NEGRA, MCMS CollaborationIn: 51st CMS Compact Muon Solenoid Collaboration Meeting —Meeting 51, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 28 Feb - 2 Mar 2000. –CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN CMS-2000-012]– pp.5-10

[3.1746]Status Report of the L0 Decision Unit[LHCb]LECOQ, Jet al.In: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.459-460

[3.1747]Status report on the L0(µ) [LHCb]LE GAC, RIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.451-454

[3.1748]Status report on the trigger implementation with the new lay-out [LHCb]LE GAC, RIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.385-388

[3.1749]Stochastic Cooling at the ESR[CERN-PS-99-068-RF]BECKERT, K et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 441 (2000) –pp.219-222

[3.1750]Stopping : from peripheral to central nuclear collisions at theSPS[NA49]COOPER, G ENA49 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.362c-5c

[3.1751]Stopping and strangeness production in nuclear collisions atCERN-SPS[NA49]RÖHRICH, DNA49 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.713c-6c

[3.1752]Strange Meson Enhancement in Pb-Pb Collisions[nucl-ex/9907013]BEARDEN, I G et al.NA44 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 471 (1999) no.1 – pp.6-12

[3.1753]Strangeness enhancement at mid-rapidity in Pb-Pb collisionsat 158 GeV/c : a comparison with VENUS and RQMD models[WA97]ANTINORI, F et al.WA97 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 11 (1999) no.1 – pp.79-88

[3.1754]Strangeness in relativistic ion collisionsBIALKOWSKA , H et al.Publ.ref.:Acta Phys. Pol., B : 31 (2000) no.2 – pp.269-80

[3.1755]Strangeness measurements in NA50 experiment with Pb pro-jectiles [NA50]ABREU, M C et al.NA50 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 663-664 (2000) – pp.721c-4c

[3.1756]Strangeness production in nuclear collisions : recent resultsfrom experiment NA49 [NA49]HOHNE, CNA49 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 661 (1999) – pp.485c-8c

[3.1757]Strategy for timing adjustment of ATLAS End-Cap/forwardmuon trigger System[ATLAS] [CERN-OPEN-2000-077]HASUKO, K et al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.331-335

[3.1758]Straw tube drift-time properties and electronics parametersfor the ATLAS TRT detector [ATLAS]ÅKESSON, T et al.ATLAS-TRT CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 449 (2000) no.3– pp.446-60

[3.1759]Streamer free operation of a 2 mm gap resistive plate chamberwith C2F5HCERRON-ZEBALLOS, E et al.In: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.350-369

[3.1760]String cosmology and the beginning-of-time mythVENEZIANO, GPubl.ref.:Phys. Scr. : T85 (2000) – pp.246-53

[3.1761]Stringy World Branes and Exponential Hierarchies [hep-th/0006204] [CERN-TH-2000-176]MAYR, PPubl.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 11 (2000) – pp.013

[3.1762]Structural behaviour and magnetic field errors in a shortmodel dipole magnet for the LHC [CERN-OPEN-2000-158]BOTTURA, L et al.In: 1st International Roxie Users Meeting and Workshop, CERN,Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 18 Mar 1998 / Ed. by Russenschuck, S. – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-01]– pp.170-180

[3.1763]Studies and Design of the ECAL (CMS) Cooling System[CMS][CERN-ST-2000-025]GASSER, DIn: 3rd ST Workshop, Chamonix, France, 25 - 28 Jan 2000 /Ed. by Laeger, H and Prodon, S . – CERN, Geneva, 2000 – pp.395-403

[3.1764]Studies of the beam-beam interaction for the LHCKRISHNAGOPAL, Set al.In: 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference — PAC ’99, New YorkCity, NY, USA, 29 Mar - 2 Apr 1999 / Ed. by Luccio, A andMacKay, W W . – IEEE Computer Society Press, Piscataway, NJ,1999 – pp.1674-6

[3.1765]Studies of very light n-rich nucleiJONSON, BIn: 14th REX-Isolde Co-ordination Meeting, CERN, Geneva,Switzerland, 4 May 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.mult. p



[3.1766]Study of η and η′ Production in np Annihilations [PS201]FILIPPI, A et al.OBELIX CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 471 (1999) no.2-3 – pp.263-70

[3.1767]Study of Pp→ ηπ0π0π0 at rest [PS197]ABELE, A et al.Crystal Barrel CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 514 (1998) – pp.45-59

[3.1768]Study of pN annihilations into five pions [PS197]THOMA, UCrystal Barrel CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 675 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.76c-9c

[3.1769]Study of τ decays involving kaons, spectral functions and de-termination of the strange quark mass[ALEPH] [hep-ex/9903015][CERN-EP-99-026]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 11 (1999) – pp.599-618

[3.1770]A study of B0s meson oscillation using hadronicZ0 decays con-

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[3.1771]A study of charge properties for different types of bakeliteRPC [CMS]AMMOSOV, V V et al.In: 36th INFN Eloisatron Project Workshop on New Detectors,Erice, Italy, 1 - 7 Nov 1997 / Ed. by Williams, C and Ypsilantis,Y . – World Sci., Singapore, 1999. (Science and culture series -physics; 17) – pp.326-334

[3.1772]Study of charge Transport in Silicon Detectors : Non-Irradiated and Irradiated [CERN-OPEN-99-006]LEROY, C et al.In: 6th International Conference on Advanced Technology andParticle Physics, Villa Olmo, Como, Italy, 5 - 9 Oct 1998 / Ed. byBorchi, E ; Huston, J ; Majewski, S R ; Penzo, A L and Rancoita,P G . – Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 78 (1999) – pp.650-656

[3.1773]Study of Different Operating Modes of the 4th RF HarmonicLandau Damping System in the CERN SPS[CERN-SL-98-026-RF]BOHL, T et al.In: 6th European Particle Accelerator Conference — EPAC ’98,Stockholm, Sweden, 22 - 26 Jun 1998 / Ed. by Myers, S ; Liljeby,L and Petit-Jean-Genaz, C , IOP, 1999 – pp.978-980

[3.1774]Study of Extra Space Dimensions in Vector Boson Pair Pro-duction at LEP [L3] [hep-ph/9909294] [CERN-EP-99-118]MELE, Set al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 61 (2000) no.11 – pp.117901

[3.1775]Study of Fermion Pair Production in e+e− Collisions at 130–183 GeV[ALEPH] [hep-ex/9904011] [CERN-EP-99-042]BARATE, R et al.ALEPH CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 12 (2000) no.2 – pp.183-207

[3.1776]Study of Kapton insulated superconducting coils manufac-tured for the LHC inner triplet model magnets at FermilabANDREEV, N et al.Publ.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.119-22

[3.1777]Study of LVDS serial links for the ATLAS level-1 calorimetertrigger [ATLAS]ANAGNOSTOU, G et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.333-337

[3.1778]Study of Multi-muon Events from EAS with the L3 Detectorat Shallow Depth Underground [L3] [astro-ph/0002326]BOURILKOV, DL3+C CollaborationIn: 6th International Workshop on Topics in Astroparticle andUnderground Physics — TAUP ’99, Paris, France, 6 - 10 Sep 1999/ Ed. by Dumarchez, J ; Froissart, M and Vignaud, D . – Nucl.Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 87 (2000) – pp.521-2

[3.1779]Study of multihadron production in two-photon collisions atLEP1 and LEP2 [DELPHI]ZIMIN , N IDELPHI CollaborationIn: International Conference on the Structure and the Interac-tions of the Photon including the 11th International Workshop onGamma-Gamma Collisions — Photon ’97, Egmond aan Zee, TheNetherlands, 10 - 15 May / Ed. by Buijs, A and Erné, F C . – WorldSci., Singapore, 1998 – pp.74-79

[3.1780]A Study of Parton Fragmentation in Hadronic Z0 Decays Us-ing ΛΛ Correlations [OPAL] [hep-ex/9808031] [CERN-EP-98-114]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 13 (2000) no.2 – pp.185-95

[3.1781]Study of resistive plate chambers for the ALICE dimuon spec-trometer [ALICE] [CERN-ALI-98-26] [CERN-ALICE-PUB-98-26]ARNALDI , R et al.ALICE CollaborationPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 78 (1999) – pp.84-9

[3.1782]A Study of Spin Alignment of ρ(770)± and ω(782) Mesons inHadronic Z0 Decays[OPAL] [hep-ex/9906043] [CERN-EP-99-082]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 16 (2000) – pp.61-70

[3.1783]Study of the β+ decay of the nucleus75Rb [ISOLDE]FUENTES, B et al.ISOLDE CollaborationIn: Conference on Experimental Nuclear Physics in Europe : Fac-ing the Next Millennium — ENPE ’99, Seville, Spain, 21 - 26 Jun1999 / Ed. by Rubio, B ; Lozano, M and Gelletly, W . – AIP, NewYork, 1999. (AIP conf. proc.; 495) – pp.83-84

[3.1784]A study of the ηη′ and η′η′ channels produced in central ppinteractions at 450 GeV/c[WA102]BARBERIS, D et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 471 (2000) no.4 – pp.429-34Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 479 (2000) no.1-3 – pp.59-66

[3.1785]A study of the ηπ+π− channel produced in central pp interac-tions at 450 GeV/c[WA102]BARBERIS, D et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 471 (2000) no.4 – pp.435-9

[3.1786]Study of the π0π0η′ Final State In pp Annihilation at Rest[PS197]ABELE, A et al.Crystal Barrel CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 404 (1997) – pp.179-186



[3.1787]Study of the ALICE Time of Flight Readout system : AFRO[ALICE] [CERN-OPEN-2000-085]KLUGE, A et al.In: 5th Conference on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB’99, Snowmass, CO, USA, 20 - 24 Sep 1999 / Ed. by Decosse,C . – CERN, Geneva, 1999.[CERN-99-09; CERN-LHCC-99-033]–pp.377-382

[3.1788]Study of the beam position accuracy in the "Riesenrad" iongantry [CERN-OPEN-2000-168] [CERN-PS-DI-2000-002]PAVLOVIC , M et al.In: PIMMS : Proton-ion medical machine study / Ed. by Bryant,P J and . – CERN, Geneva, 2000.[CERN-2000-006]– pp.CD-ROM

[3.1789]A study of the decay width difference in theB0s −B

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[3.1790]A study of the f0(1370), f0(1500), f0(2000) and f2(1950) ob-served in the centrally produced4π final states [WA102] [hep-ex/0001017]BARBERIS, D et al.WA102 CollaborationPubl.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 474 (2000) – pp.423-426

[3.1791]A Study of the LEP and SLD Measurements ofAb [ALEPH;DELPHI; L3; OPAL] [hep-ex/9907018]FIELD, J Het al.Publ.ref.:Mod. Phys. Lett., A : 15 (2000) no.11-12 – pp.761-74

[3.1792]Study of the photon structure function Fγ2 in the reaction

e+e− → e+e− + hadrons at LEP2 [DELPHI]TYAPKIN , I ADELPHI CollaborationIn: Lund Workshop on Photon Interactions and the Photon Struc-ture, Lund, Sweden, 10 - 13 Sep 1998 / Ed. by Jarlskog, Gör andSjöstrand, Törn . – CERN, Geneva, 1998 – pp.59-68

[3.1793]A study of the photon structure function Fγ2 (x,Q2) using two-

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[3.1794]Study of the structure of hadronic events at LEP with L3 [L3]BANERJEE, SPubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. : 86 (2000) – pp.51-4

[3.1795]A Study of Three-Prong τ Decays with Charged Kaons[OPAL][hep-ex/9908013] [CERN-EP-99-095]ABBIENDI , G et al.OPAL CollaborationPubl.ref.:Eur. Phys. J., C : 13 (2000) no.2 – pp.197-212

[3.1796]Study of W boson properties at LEP[ALEPH; DELPHI; L3; OPAL]TONAZZO, APubl.ref.:Nucl. Phys., A : 675 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.128c-31c

[3.1797]Study of Z boson pair production in e+e− collisions at LEP at√s= 189 GeV[L3] [hep-ex/9909043] [CERN-EP-99-119]

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[3.1798]Study of ZZ production in e+e− collisions at√

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[3.1799]Subsidiary sources of heavy quarks at LEP : gluon splittingand Onia [OPAL; ALEPH; DELPHI]COLAS, PIn: International Europhysics Conference on High-EnergyPhysics — EPS-HEP ’97, Jerusalem, Israel, 19 - 25 Aug 1997 /Ed. by Lellouch, D ; Mikenberg, G and Rabinovici, E . – Springer,Berlin, 1999 – pp.553-556

[3.1800]Summary of L0 front-end requirements [LHCb]CHRISTIANSEN, JIn: LHCb Week, Nikhef, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 - 17Sep 1999. – CERN, Geneva, 1999 – pp.51-55

[3.1801]Summary of scenarios working groupsWILSON, E J Net al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 451 (2000) no.1– pp.279-86

[3.1802]Summary of the 3rd Rose status report[RD48] [CERN-OPEN-2000-305]MOLL, MROSE CollaborationIn: 5th Rose Workshop on Radiation Hardening of Silicon De-tectors, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 16 - 17 Mar 2000. – CERN,Geneva, 2000.[CERN-LEB-2000-005]– pp.3-35

[3.1803]Superconducting linac for a proton driverGAROBY, R et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 451 (2000) no.1– pp.294-9

[3.1804]The superconducting magnet system for the ATLAS Detectorat CERN [ATLAS]HERMAN, H JATLAS CollaborationPubl.ref.: IEEE Trans. Appl. Superconduct. : 10 (2000) no.1 –pp.347-52

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[3.1806]Superconformal field theories from IIB spectroscopy onAdS5×T11 [hep-th/9910066] [CERN-TH-99-304; DFTT-99-51]CERESOLE, A et al.In: Strings’99 — STRINGS’99, Potsdam, Germany, 19 - 24 Jul1999 / Ed. by Lechtenfeld, O ; Louis, J ; Lust, J and Nicolai, H . –Class. Quantum Gravity : 17 (2000) no.5 – pp.1017-25

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[3.1810]The Supermoduli Space of Matrix String Theory [hep-th/9912103] [CERN-TH-99-391; T-99-140]BRAX, PPubl.ref.:J. High Energy Phys. : 07 (2000) – pp.020



[3.1811]Supernova Bounds on Majoron-emitting decays of light neu-trinos [hep-ph/0001039] [CERN-TH-2000-002; FTUV-99-71; IFIC-99-74]KACHELRIESS, M et al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Rev., D : 62 (2000) no.2 – pp.023004

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[3.1813]Supersymmetric Dark Matter and the Energy of a Lin-ear Electron-Positron Collider [hep-ph/9912324] [CERN-TH-99-386; UMN-TH-1833; TPI-MINN-99-61]ELLIS , J Ret al.Publ.ref.:Phys. Lett., B : 474 (2000) – pp.314

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[3.1824]Supervision in the PC based prototype for the ATLAS eventfilter [ATLAS]BEE, C et al.In: 11th IEEE NPSS Real Time Conference — RT ’99, Santa Fe,NM, USA, 14 - 18 Jun 1999. – IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. : 47 (2000)no.2 – pp.496-9

[3.1825]Surface cleaning efficiency measurements for UHV applica-tionsBENVENUTI, C et al.Publ.ref.:Vacuum : 53 (1999) no.1-2 – pp.317-20

[3.1826]SUSY Higgs at the LHC : large stop mixing effects and associ-ated production [hep-ph/9904348] [LAPTH-730; TIFR-TH-99-17]BÉLANGER, G et al.Publ.ref.:Nucl. Phys., B : 568 (2000) no.1-2 – pp.3-39

[3.1827]Switching power supply technology for ATLAS Lar calorime-ter [ATLAS]K IERSTEAD, J A et al.In: 6th Workshop on Electronics for LHC Experiments — LEB2000, Cracow, Poland, 11 - 15 Sep 2000. – CERN, Geneva, 25Oct 2000.[CERN-2000-010; CERN-LHCC-2000-041]– pp.380-382

[3.1828]Symbolic modeling of high energy beam opticsAUTIN, BPubl.ref.:Comput. Phys. Commun. : 121-122 (1999) – pp.67-73

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Appendix A

Author Index

Aas, A J3.0168 3.1197 3.1206 3.1783

Abánades, A3.0594

Abbaneo, D3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Abbiendi, G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Abbrescia, M3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Abdullin, S3.0956 3.1626

Abel, S A3.1434

Abele, A3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Ableev, V G3.1766

Abolins, M3.0139 3.1403

Abramatric, J F1.0058

Abreu, M C3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1448 3.1755

Abreu, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027

3.1053 3.1099 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Acciarri, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Accomando, E3.0952

Acerbi, E3.0143 3.1833

Achard, C3.0263

Achard, P3.0487 3.0499 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Achenbach, R3.1777

Ackermann, M3.0889

Ackers, M3.1308

Ackerstaff, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Acosta, D3.1900

Adam, W3.0010 3.0340 3.0372 3.0436 3.0443

3.0554 3.0630 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1411 3.15053.1532 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Adamovich, M I3.0097 3.0245 3.0442 3.1371

Adams, D3.1031

Adams, M2.0187

Adams, N3.1229

Ade, P3.0994

Adeva, B3.0483 3.1031

Adinolfi, M3.0375

Adomeit, B3.0002

Adomeit, J3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.0109 3.11373.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Adriani, O3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Adye, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Adzic, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603

3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Afanasiev, L G3.0483

Affholderbach, K3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789 3.1793

Agababyan, N M3.0297

Agakichiev, G3.1494

Agapito, J A3.0828 3.1343

Agashe, K3.1657

Aggarwal, M M3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Agnello, M3.0105 3.1766

Agnihotri, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Agosteo, S3.0605 3.0632 3.0806

Aguilar-Benitez, M2.0103 2.0113 3.0487 3.0721 3.08093.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Aguilar-Saavedra, J A3.1100

Ahammed, Z3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.1597

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3.1935

Ahmed, M3.0462

Ahn, S H3.0179

Ainsley, C3.1002 3.1931

Aizawa, D3.1504

Ajaltouni, Z J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Ajima, Y3.0623 3.1904

Ajinenko, I3.0010 3.0436 3.0810 3.1003 3.10273.1053 3.1593

Akdogan, T3.1031

Akemoto, M3.1504

Akesson, P F3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1035 3.10383.1045 3.1414 3.1424 3.1616 3.16313.1908 3.1995

Åkesson, T3.0138 3.1758

Akhmadaliev, S3.1534

Akhtar, S3.1714

Akhundov, A A3.0522

Akkus, B3.0900

Alam, J3.1297

Albergo, S3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0649 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Alberici, G3.1486 3.1660 3.1855

Albiol, F3.1534

Albrecht, E3.1276

Albrecht, Z3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603

3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Alcaraz, J2.0055 2.0112 3.0487 3.0721 3.08093.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Alde, D3.1160

Alderweireld, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0566 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Aleixandre, J3.0594

Alekhin, S3.1412

Aleksa, M2.0134 3.1465 3.1527

Alekseev, G D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Alemanni, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1602 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Alemany, R3.0010 3.0194 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0486 3.0554 3.0616 3.0718 3.08103.1003 3.1010 3.1014 3.1015 3.10273.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1053 3.15833.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1930 3.1979

Alemi, M2.0037 3.1271 3.1276 3.1307

Aleppo, M3.0194 3.0251 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Alessandria, F3.0093 3.1342 3.1833

Alessandro, B3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Alexa, C3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.0958

3.1755

Alexander, G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Alexandrov, I N3.1266 3.1267

Alexandrov, K V3.1172

Alexandrov, Yu3.0097 3.0375 3.1371

Alexandrov, Yu A3.0245 3.1008

Alishahiha, M3.0061 3.0709 3.1807

Alix, B1.0106

Allaby, J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Allahverdi, R3.1512

Allanach, B C3.0781 3.1058 3.1121 3.1434 3.1641

Allison, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0691 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Allitt, M3.0024 3.0670

Allitt, M L3.0025

Allmendinger, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Allongue, B3.0414

Allport, P P3.0010 3.0320 3.0327 3.0340 3.04363.0443 3.0462 3.0554 3.0718 3.08083.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053

3.1495 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Almehed, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Almeida, C B3.1859

Aloisio, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Alpat, B3.0079

Altarelli, G1.0005 3.0117 3.0665 3.0887 3.11263.1300 3.1334 3.1550 3.1742

Altekamp, N3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1043 3.1051 3.1581 3.1620 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1892

Altieri, S3.0605 3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Alvarez, A3.1464

Alvarez, E3.0313 3.0337 3.1517

Alvarez-Gaumé, L3.1976

Alves, R3.0494

Alviggi, M G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Alvisi, D2.0020

Alvsvaag, S J3.1273

Amaldi, U2.0159 3.0010 3.0218 3.0340 3.04363.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.09333.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Amand, J F3.1136

Amapane, N

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3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Amaral, P3.0716 3.1534

Amaral, V3.0531

Amato, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Ambrosanio, S3.1056

Ambrosi, C3.0079

Ambrosi, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ambrosini, G3.0166 3.0355 3.0389 3.0580 3.07933.1534 3.1961

Ambrosio, G3.0093 3.1342 3.1833

Ambrosio, M3.1172

Amelin, N S3.1202

Amelino-Camelia, G3.0119 3.0710 3.1123 3.1209 3.1217

Amend, W3.0669

Ames, F3.0983 3.0984 3.1564 3.1565

Ammosov, V V3.1771

Amoral, V3.1266

Amorim, A3.0716 3.1266 3.1267 3.1534

Amsler, C3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1204 3.1398 3.1786

Anagnostou, G3.1777

Anashin, V V3.1509

Anassontzis, E G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Anchishkin, D V3.1934

Anderhub, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Andersen, E3.1377

Anderson, D3.0462

Anderson, K3.0716 3.1534

Anderson, K J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Anderson, S3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1043 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16173.1620 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Anderssen, E3.0650

Andersson, M3.1090

Andersson, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1590 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

André, F3.1308

Andreazza, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Andreev, N3.0622 3.1060 3.1435 3.1441 3.14973.1776

Andreev, V3.0566

Andreev, V P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998

3.0999 3.1009 3.1016 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Andreeva, N P3.0097

Andreyev, A3.0171

Andreyev, N I3.1718

Andriamonje, S A3.0594

Andricek, L3.0327 3.0413 3.0462

Andrieux, M L3.0852 3.1508 3.1534 3.1647

Andrighetto, A3.1377

Andringa, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Anelli, G3.0080 3.0394 3.1076 3.1454 3.1855

Ang, Z3.0299 3.0671 3.0974

Angarano, M M3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0649 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Angelescu, T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Angelini, C3.0375 3.1008

Angelis, A L S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.0555 3.05743.0651 3.1500 3.1597 3.1935

Angelopoulos, A3.0490 3.0594 3.0869 3.1305 3.1866

Anghinolfi, F3.0080 3.0221 3.0410 3.0446 3.04523.1076 3.1278 3.1370 3.1385 3.1450

Anisovich, A V3.0019

Anisovich, V V3.1431

Annenkov, A

3.0805

Annila, L3.0213

Annis, P3.0260

Ansari, R3.0062

Anselmi, D3.0100 3.0770 3.0855 3.0891 3.11883.1429 3.1895

Anselmo, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ansorge, W R1.0100

Antchev, G H3.0282 3.0284 3.0504 3.0699 3.14673.1476 3.1688 3.1690

Anthos, J3.0574

Antilogus, P3.0010 3.0016 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Antinori, F3.0072 3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.09193.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.17533.1911

Antonelli, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Antonelli, M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Antonenko, V G3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Antoniadis, I3.0505 3.0952 3.1984

Antonioli, P3.0115 3.0116

Antonov, A3.1758

Antonov, D V3.0336

Appendix A: Author Index 115


Antropov, A E3.0607

Antunovic, Z3.0956

Anzivino, G3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Aoki, S3.0260 3.1196

Apel, W D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Apollonio, M3.1036

Apostolakis, A3.0360 3.0490 3.0594 3.0869 3.10133.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Apostolakis, J3.0691

Appelshäuser, H2.0188 3.1494

Applebe, D3.0683

Arai, Y3.0449 3.1263

Araki, S3.1504

Aramo, C3.1172

Araújo, J P3.0530 3.0531 3.0561 3.0944 3.0945

Arbuzov, A3.1931

Arcelli, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.19313.1995

Arcidiacono, R3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.1918

Arcioni, G3.1218

Arderiu-Ribera, E3.0565

Arduini, G3.0906 3.1021 3.1246 3.1921

Arefev, A

3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Arefev, V3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Argurio, R3.1812

Arik, E3.0389 3.0900 3.1031

Arkan, T T3.0622 3.1060 3.1435 3.1441 3.14973.1776

Armenise, N3.1377

Armesto, N3.0226

Armstrong, S R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Arnaldi, R3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.0963 3.1270 3.1755 3.1781 3.1917

Arneodo, F3.0785 3.0786

Arnold, L3.0428 3.1381 3.1840

Arnoud, Y3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Arnould, H3.0594

Arruat, M3.1405

Arsenescu, R3.0106 3.0166 3.0793

Arshad, S A3.0671

Artoos, K3.0416 3.0995 3.1718 3.1741

Arvidson, A3.1031

Arvidsson, C B3.0852

Asai, S

3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1637 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Asakura, H3.1222

Ashby, S F3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Aslanides, E3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Åsman, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Assamagan, K A3.0248 3.1659

Assmann, R W3.1205 3.1246 3.1511

Astakhov, V3.0007 3.0305 3.1597

Astakhov, V A3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Astbury, A1.0003

Astier, P3.0872 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Astrua, M3.0105

Astruc, J3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0643 3.0862 3.0896 3.0958 3.1755

Ataian, M R3.0014 3.0477 3.0478 3.0548 3.05693.0643 3.0896 3.0958

Atamanchuk, A G3.1900

Atayan, M3.0255 3.0863 3.1755

Attardi, G2.0158

Atz, S3.0889

Aubert, B3.1534

Aubert, J J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775

Audi, G3.0050 3.0638 3.0983 3.0984 3.1073

Auffray, E3.1730

Augé, E3.1534

Augelli, V3.0462

Augustin, I3.0980 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.1857

Augustin, J E2.0159 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Augustinus, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Augusto, J3.1859

Aulchenko, V M3.0889

Aurenche, P3.1412

Aurière, M3.0062

Ausset, P3.0186

Autiero, D3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Autin, B3.1828 3.1843 3.1909 3.1987

Avakian, H R3.1678

Avdeichikov, V3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Avila, C3.1026

Awes, T C3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Axelsson, J3.1562



Axelsson, L3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0441 3.06833.1065 3.1148

Axen, D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Äystö, J1.0063 3.0003 3.0005 3.0032 3.04413.0893 3.1065

Azemoon, T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Azevedo, C3.0042 3.0063 3.1231 3.1232 3.1732

Azia, T3.1017

Aziz, T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.14233.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Azuelos, G3.0015 3.0017 3.0466 3.0541 3.05893.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17253.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Azzi, P3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Azzurri, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Baba, P V K S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Babucci, E3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Babusci, A2.0168

Bacchetta, N3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0765 3.1162

3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Bächler, J3.0020 3.0227 3.0669 3.0713

Bachmann, S3.0367 3.0758 3.0889

Backenstoss, G3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Badalà, A3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Badano, L3.0186 3.0824 3.1399 3.1400

Badaud, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1534 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1991

Badelek, B3.1031

Bader, A3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Badertscher, A3.0785

Badescu, E3.1266 3.1267

Badyal, S K3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Baek, Y3.0211 3.0532

Bagliesi, G3.0194 3.0289 3.0318 3.0486 3.06163.0765 3.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.10393.1040 3.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.14433.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1661 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Baglin, C3.0014 3.0106 3.0166 3.0255 3.04773.0478 3.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.07933.0862 3.0863 3.0896 3.0958 3.1755

Baglin, V3.0181

Bagnaia, P2.0166 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bagulya, A V3.1832

Bahk, S Y3.0179

Bahner, F3.1330

Baibusinov, B O3.0889

Baier, S3.0962

Bailey, I3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1035 3.10383.1045 3.1414 3.1424 3.1616 3.16313.1908 3.1995

Bailey, R3.0906 3.1246 3.1831

Bailin, D3.0359

Baillon, P3.0010 3.0062 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Baines, J3.0154 3.0198

Baird, S3.0422 3.1313

Baisin, L3.1534

Bajanov, N A3.0627

Bajc, B3.1444

Bajko, M3.0416 3.0614 3.0671 3.1722

Bajo, A3.0809 3.1017 3.1023 3.1048 3.14233.1582 3.1586 3.1605

Bakas, I3.0496 3.1719

Baker, C A3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Baker, W F3.1026

Bakke, H3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1379 3.17533.1911

Baksay, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bal, E3.1117

Bal, F3.1118 3.1475 3.1569

Balaji, K R S3.0698 3.1459

Balandras, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Balavoine, T3.1405

Balázs, C3.0745 3.1412

Balbi, A3.0994

Baldew, S V3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1605

Baldin, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Baldini, L2.0085

Baldisseri, A3.0937 3.0958 3.1598 3.1947

Baldit, A3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.0963 3.1755 3.1781 3.1917

Baldo-Ceolin, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Balestra, F3.0105 3.0108 3.1766

Balhan, B3.1831

Ball, A3.0433

Ball, A E3.1339

Ball, A H3.0017 3.0281 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Ball, P3.0084 3.0095 3.0154 3.1873

Ball, R3.0384



Ball, R C3.0487 3.0721 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Ball, R D3.1412 3.1550

Ballaminut, A3.1990

Ballarino, A3.1858

Balle, C3.0365

Ballerini, R3.1869

Ballestrero, A3.0718 3.0810 3.1523 3.1524 3.1979

Ballocchi, G3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Bambade, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1523 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Bamberger, A3.1997

Bán, J3.0072 3.0243 3.0301 3.1377

Bane, K L F3.1504

Banerjee, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1422 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.17943.1797

Banerjee, Sw3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Banner, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Banzuzi, K3.1230 3.1474

Bapna, S3.0670

Barabash, L3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Baranov, A M3.1172

Baranov, S P3.0154 3.0198 3.1371

Baranowski, K3.1199

Barão, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Barate, R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Barbarino, G C3.1172

Barber, G3.1089 3.1271 3.1276

Barbera, R3.0071 3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Barberio, E3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1036 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Barberis, D3.0140 3.0245 3.0375 3.0585 3.10083.1371 3.1377 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Barberis, P L3.1918

Barbiellini, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Barbier, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Barbieri, E3.0785

Barbón, J L F3.1186 3.1218

Barbuto, E3.1196

Barczyk, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024

3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bardin, D Yu3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1931 3.1979

Bardin, G3.1031

Bargassa, P3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Bari, G3.0115 3.0116

Bari, M D3.1273

Barillari, T3.0466 3.1892

Barillère, R3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Barker, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Barker, J3.1221

Barlag, C3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Barlow, R J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Barna, D3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Barnabei, O1.0082 1.0110

Barnby, L S2.0109 3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Barnes, M J3.0030 3.0343 3.0752 3.0761

Barnes, P D3.0784 3.1028

Barnett, B M3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.17773.1786

Barnett, I3.0246 3.0364 3.0464

Barney, D3.1262

Baroncelli, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1611 3.1930 3.1979

Barone, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Barr, A3.1442

Barr, C3.1118

Barr, G3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.1545

Barradas, N P3.0828

Barrand, G3.0385 3.0685 3.0922

Barreira, G3.0716 3.1273

Barreiro, F3.1534

Barreiro, T3.1083

Barrera, C M2.0114

Barret, V3.0963 3.1917

Barrière, J C3.0450 3.0453

Bärring, O3.0223

Bartalini, P3.0154 3.0198 3.0246 3.0289 3.03643.0462 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1442 3.1443 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1661 3.1671 3.1797

Bartels, J



3.0086

Bartenev, V D3.0411

Barthe, S3.0889

Bartke, J3.0020 3.0227 3.0555 3.0651 3.0713

Bartoldus, R3.0466 3.1004 3.1033 3.1581 3.16353.1780

Bartolini, R3.0971

Bartolomé, E3.0110

Bartolomé, R3.0233 3.0316

Barton, R A3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Barzi, E3.0725

Basile, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Basken, O3.0633 3.0634

Basova, E E3.0097

Bassompierre, G3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Basti, A3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Bastid, N3.0963 3.1781 3.1917

Bastie, C3.0756

Bates, R3.0462

Bathe, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Batley, J R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Battaglia, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1973 3.1979

Batten, J3.0042 3.0063

Battiston, R3.0079 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Battistoni, G3.1412 3.1534

Batty, C J3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Batyunya, B3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Bätz, M3.1570

Baubillier, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Baud, J P3.0223

Baudot, J3.0428 3.1381 3.1840

Baudouy, B3.0724

Bauer, C3.0372 3.0630 3.1505

Bauer, P3.0622 3.1441 3.1497

Bauerdick, L A T3.1036

Baum, G3.1031

Baumann, P3.0005 3.0032 3.0893

Baumann, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Baumbaugh, A E3.0640

Baumeister, D3.0418

Baur, R3.0287 3.1473 3.1494

Baur, U3.0541

Bauss, B3.0537 3.1777

Bay, A2.0156 3.0198 3.0487 3.0721 3.08093.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1744 3.1797

Bayer, C3.0456

Baynham, D E3.0556 3.1436 3.1437

Baynham, E3.0143

Bazan, A3.0423 3.1534

Bazarko, A3.1036

Bazizi, K3.1534

Bearden, I G3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Beattie, L J3.0654

Beaulieu, M3.0574

Beaulne, P D2.0171

Beaumont, W3.0292 3.0889

Becattini, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Becciani, U3.1684

Bechevet, D3.0853

Bechtluft, J3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1043 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326

3.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16173.1620 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Beck, D3.0983 3.0984

Beck, H P3.0106 3.0137 3.0355 3.0389 3.05803.1961

Beck, M3.0245 3.1371

Becker, H G3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Becker, U3.0486 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.08343.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10153.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.10303.1032 3.1036 3.1037 3.1039 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1583 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1621 3.1622 3.16253.1625 3.1636 3.1671 3.1769 3.17753.1797

Beckers, T3.0889

Beckert, K3.1749

Beckmann, W3.0810

Becks, K H3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0604 3.0633 3.0634 3.0718 3.08103.0919 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Bedjidian, M3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Bee, C3.0137 3.1534 3.1824

Beenakker, W3.1372

Beene, J R3.0099

Beeston, C3.1033

Begalli, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Behner, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591



3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Behnke, O3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Behnke, T3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Behrmann, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Beigbeder, C3.0668

Beillière, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Beissel, F3.0889

Béjar-Alonso, I3.0701 3.1714

Beker, H3.0052 3.0439 3.0574 3.0919 3.13773.1662

Bélanger, G3.1826

Belhorma, B2.0177 3.1647

Belias, A3.1577

Belitsky, A V3.1575

Bell, A N2.0110 3.1033

Bell, B3.0756

Bell, K W3.0017 3.0422 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Bell, R2.0093

Bell, W3.0246 3.0247 3.0364

Bell, W H3.0851 3.1448

Bella, G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Bellagamba, L3.0116 3.1201

Bellaiche, F3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0643 3.0896 3.0958 3.1755

Bellantoni, L3.1036

Bellato, M A3.0578 3.1467 3.1690

Bellazzini, R3.0756

Belle, E3.0594

Bellerive, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Belli, G3.0605 3.1401 3.1672

Bellucci, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Belokopytov, Yu3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Belorgey, J3.1534

Belous, K3.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.1014 3.15893.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Belyaev, A3.1880

Belyaev, I3.0385 3.0685 3.0922

Belymam, A3.1534

Benakli, K3.0952 3.1187 3.1683

Benayoun, M3.0002 3.0013 3.0109 3.0109 3.04833.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Benchekroun, D3.1534

Benchouk, C3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Bencivenni, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Bencze, G L3.1540

Bender, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Bendiscioli, G3.0105 3.1766

Benedikt, M1.0094 2.0128 3.1399 3.1400

Beneke, M3.0154 3.0197 3.1432 3.1433 3.15203.1886 3.1887 3.1932

Benekos, N C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Benelli, A3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Benetta, R3.0716

Benetti, P3.0785 3.0786

Benhammou, Ya3.0636 3.0889

Bennett, J R J3.1462

Benotto, F3.0277

Benslama, K3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Benso, A3.1095

Bentvelsen, S3.0017 3.0322 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836

3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Benussi, L3.1536

Benvenuti, A C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1850 3.1930 3.1979

Benvenuti, C3.1085 3.1086 3.1193 3.1825

Beolè, S2.0100 3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Bérat, C3.0010 3.0245 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1371 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Berbeco, R3.0809 3.1017 3.1023 3.1048 3.14233.1582 3.1586 3.1605

Berdermann, E3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Berdoz, A R3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Berdugo, J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Berg, C3.0190

Bergdolt, A M3.0889

Berger, E L3.1412

Berger, G3.1677

Berges, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Berggren, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554



3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Berglund, P3.0247 3.0364 3.0476 3.0546 3.07433.0851 3.1031 3.1220 3.1448 3.1894

Berglund, S R3.0147 3.0716 3.1534

Bergmann, U C3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.1148 3.1462

Bergonzo, P3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Bergshoeff, E A3.1823

Beringer, J3.0166 3.0793

Berlich, R3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Bernabeu, J3.0522

Bernardini, P3.1172

Berners-Lee, T J1.0058

Bernier, K3.0889

Bernier, R3.0149 3.0668

Bernier, T3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Bernstein, M1.0058

Berotto, F3.1918

Berriaud, C3.1386 3.1833

Berry, S3.0456 3.0650

Berset, J C3.0669 3.1534

Berst, D3.0428 3.1381 3.1840

Berst, J D3.0023 3.1479

Bertanza, L3.1150

Bertelsen, H3.1036

Berthier, R

3.1833

Berti, L3.1467

Bertin, A3.0105 3.1766

Bertin, V3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Bertini, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.15943.1604

Bertl, W3.0287

Bertolini, E3.0083

Bertolino, F3.0277 3.1918

Bertolotto, L3.1150

Bertrand, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Bertt, L3.0578

Bertucci, B3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bertuccio, G3.1411

Besançon, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1615 3.1930 3.1979

Besson, N2.0146 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Betev, B L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0960 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Betev, L3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1031

Bethke, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08663.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033

3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Bettarini, S3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Betteridge, A P3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Bettinali, L3.0083

Bettini, A3.0785 3.0786

Betts, S2.0108 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Beuchert, K3.0002 3.1767 3.1786

Beusch, W3.0245 3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.13713.1377 3.1379 3.1753 3.1911

Beuselinck, R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Bevan, A V3.1150

Bevensee, B E3.1384

Beyer, R3.0900

Bézaguet, A3.1222

Bhalla, K B3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Bharuth-Ram, K3.0310

Bhasin, A3.0097 3.1142

Bhatia, V S3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Bhattacharya, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591

3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Biagi, S3.1069

Bialkowska, H3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1754

Bialowons, W3.1504

Bianchi, F3.1594

Bianconi, A3.0105 3.0108 3.1766

Biasini, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1624 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bibby, J3.0579

Bibby, J H3.1271 3.1276

Biebel, O3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Biermann, P L1.0081

Bigga, A3.1455

Biggeri, U3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0765 3.11623.1173 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Bigi, A3.1150

Bigi, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930

Biglietti, M3.1009

Biguzzi, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995



Biino, C3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Biland, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bilei, G M3.0091 3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Bilenkii, M S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Billan, J3.1925

Billault, M3.1089

Billmeier, A3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Billowes, J3.1019

Billy, J C3.0581

Binko, P3.0385 3.0685 3.0922

Binnie, D M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Binon, F G3.0585 3.1160 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Binoth, T3.1285 3.1412 3.1862

Bintinger, D L3.0650

Bird, F3.1036

Bird, I G3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Bird, S D3.0466 3.1004 3.1033 3.1581 3.16353.1780

Birsa, R3.1031

Biscarat, C3.0716

Bischoff, S

3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Bisello, D3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0765 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661 3.16753.1676

Bityukov, S I3.0689

Bizouard, M A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Bizzell, J P3.1089

Bizzeti, A3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Björkhage, M3.1562

Björkholm, P3.1031

Björkman, L3.1231

Black, S3.1089

Black, S N3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Blaes, R3.0636

Blair, G A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1056 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Blair, R3.0139

Blair, R E3.1403

Blaising, J J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Blanc, D3.0682

Blanc, F3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Blanc, P E

3.1089

Blanchard, G3.0963 3.1142 3.1781 3.1917

Blanchot, G3.0716 3.1534

Blanco, A3.1665

Blank, B3.0683

Blanquart, L3.0190 3.0667 3.1308 3.1310

Blas, A3.0182 3.0596

Blas, F3.1409

Blazek, T3.1131

Blick, A M3.1160

Blinnikov, Y S3.0627

Blobel, V3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1051 3.1581 3.1635 3.1780

Bloch, D3.0010 3.0253 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Bloch, P3.0360 3.0490 3.0495 3.0517 3.07663.0869 3.1013 3.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Bloch-Devaux, B3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Blocki, J3.1064

Blom, H M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Blonde, A3.1339

Blondé, P3.0428

Blondel, A3.0169 3.0194 3.0486 3.0564 3.06163.0978 3.0979 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1205 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769

3.1775 3.1789

Bloodworth, I J3.0017 3.0067 3.0439 3.0466 3.05573.0589 3.0783 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.11423.1326 3.1365 3.1379 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.16623.1753 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1911 3.1995

Bloomer, J E2.0107 3.1033

Blücher, E3.0716 3.1036

Blüm, P3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0889 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Blume, C3.0007 3.0227 3.0305 3.0547 3.07133.1500 3.1597 3.1935

Blumenfeld, B3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Blumenfeld, H3.0450

Blumenhagen, R3.0125

Blümer, H3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Blyth, C O3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Blyth, S C3.0256 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bobbink, G J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bobinski, M3.0466 3.1033 3.1581 3.1780

Bobisut, F3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Boccali, T3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Boccard, C3.1279



Bock, J J3.0994 3.1440

Bock, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1614 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Bock, R3.0007 3.0020 3.0305 3.1597

Böck, R K3.0547

Bocquet, G3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Boemi, D3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0649 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Boeriu, O3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1045 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1631 3.1795 3.1868 3.19083.1995

Boffo, C3.0725

Bogaerts, A3.1577

Bogani, F3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Böge, M3.0564 3.1502

Boget, D3.0211 3.0532

Bogey, T3.1279

Bøggild, H3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Bogolyubsky, M Yu3.0651

Bogoslovsky, G Yu3.0411

Bogush, A A3.0716 3.1534

Bohl, T3.1011 3.1773

Böhm, A2.0115 2.0116 2.0118 2.0169 3.04873.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1423

3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Böhm, C3.0147 3.0166 3.0537 3.0716 3.15343.1777 3.1955

Böhm, J3.1377

Böhme, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Bohne, E M3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Bohne, W3.0390

Bohner, G3.0122 3.1074

Bohnet, I3.1997

Bohrani, A3.0478 3.0862

Böhrer, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Boillot, J3.0090 3.1407

Boimska, B3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Boissat, C3.0137

Boissevain, J3.0103 3.0104 3.0445 3.1752 3.1927

Boix, G3.0110 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Bojon, J P3.0581

Boldea, V3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0716 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1534 3.1755

Boldizsar, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048

3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bölla, G3.1162

Bollen, G3.0302 3.0638 3.0983 3.0984 3.14603.1560 3.1564 3.1565 3.1740

Bollmann, J3.0393

Bologna, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Bolshakov, M M3.0820

Bolshakova, I A3.0820

Bompas, C A3.0594

Bonacorsi, D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Bonazzola, G3.1486 3.1660 3.1855

Bond, J R3.0271

Bondar, A E3.0889

Bondarenko, V3.1758

Bonesini, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0786 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1120 3.1273 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Bongers, H3.1740 3.1854

Bonifas, A3.0605

Bonissent, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Bonivento, W3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1446 3.1534

3.1589 3.1594 3.1604

Bonna, G3.1455

Bonneau, P3.0456 3.0650 3.0942 3.1090

Bonneaud, G3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1629 3.17693.1789

Bonner, B E3.1031

Bonnet, D3.1381 3.1840

Bonnet, R N1.0081

Bonomi, G3.0105 3.0108 3.1766

Bonthond, F3.0905

Bonvicini, G3.1036

Bonvicini, V3.0880 3.1486 3.1660 3.1851

Bonzom, V3.0190 3.1308 3.1310

Boonekamp, M3.0009 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Boosten, M3.0205 3.0751 3.1954

Booth, C N3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Booth, P S L3.0010 3.0320 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Borburgh, J3.1164

Borcea, C3.0050 3.0638 3.1073

Borcea, R3.0861

Borchi, E3.0247 3.0372 3.0462 3.0630 3.08513.1411 3.1448 3.1505

Bordacchini, F3.1150



Bordalo, P3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Bordet, P3.0944 3.0945

Bordry, F3.0658 3.0917

Borean, C3.0194 3.1040 3.1638

Borello, L3.1162

Borer, K3.0106 3.0166 3.0246 3.0247 3.03643.0793 3.0851 3.1448

Borge, M J G3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0168 3.01853.0398 3.0441 3.0683 3.1065 3.11483.1197 3.1206 3.1783

Borgeaud, P3.0719 3.1534

Borgia, B3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Borgland, A W3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930

Borhani, A3.0477

Borio di Tigliole, A3.0785 3.0786

Borisevitch, A3.0805

Borisov, A3.0455

Borisov, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Borisov, O N3.0716 3.1534

Bormann, C3.0020

Böröcz, Z K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1935

Borrello, L3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1274 3.14423.1443 3.1661

Borri, G3.0976 3.1400

Borrill, J3.0994

Borshchov, V N3.1975

Bortoletto, D3.0911 3.1162

Borzumati, F M3.0249 3.0704

Boscaleri, A3.0994

Boschetti, B3.0786

Boschmann, H3.0409

Bosi, F3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1089 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Bosio, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Bosisio, L3.1036 3.1089

Bosman, M3.0716 3.1534

Boss, M3.0245 3.1371

Bossart, R3.0264 3.0404 3.0757

Bosser, J3.0186 3.0319 3.1216 3.1374 3.15463.1716

Bossert, R3.0622 3.1060 3.1435 3.1439 3.14413.1497 3.1776

Bossi, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Bosteels, M3.0456 3.0650 3.0942 3.1090

Botila, T3.0462 3.0586 3.0844

Botje, M3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Botner, O3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027

3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Botta, E3.0105 3.1766

Böttcher, S3.1997

Botterill, D R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1577 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775

Bottura, L3.0299 3.0416 3.0608 3.0671 3.09743.1084 3.1320 3.1741 3.1762 3.19253.1929

Boucham, A3.0428 3.1381 3.1840

Bouchez, J3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Boucrot, J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1237 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Boudinov, E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Boudjema, F3.1826

Boudsko, A3.0261

Bouhali, O3.0889

Bouhemaid, N3.1534

Bouhova, E3.0154 3.0198

Boulogne, I3.0889

Bouquet, A3.0062

Bouquet, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Bourdarios, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Bourdinaud, M

3.0450

Bourilkov, D3.0487 3.0541 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1628 3.1636 3.16713.1778 3.1797 3.1931

Bourquin, M3.0079 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Boutami, R3.1197

Boutemeur, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1031 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1160 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Bouvier, P3.0650

Bouvier, S3.0428 3.1381 3.1840

Bouwens, B T3.1033

Bovet, C3.1239 3.1831

Bowcock, T J V3.0010 3.0246 3.0340 3.0364 3.04343.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.08103.0929 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1354 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1729 3.1930 3.1979

Bowdery, C K3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Bowler, K C3.0843

Boyd, S3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Boyko, I3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1931 3.1979

Boyle, O3.1117 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329



Bozhko, N3.0817

Bozovic, I3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Bozza, C3.1196

Bozza, V3.1208

Bozzi, C3.0194 3.0289 3.0318 3.0486 3.06163.0765 3.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.10393.1089 3.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.14433.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1661 3.1769 3.1775

Bozzi, L2.0158

Bozzo, M3.0010 3.0292 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0756 3.0810 3.08893.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.12733.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Braccini, S3.0027 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1531 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Bracinik, J3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Bracko, M3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Bradamante, F3.0706 3.0771 3.1031

Bradnova, V3.0097

Brady, F P3.0227 3.0713

Braem, A3.0111 3.0458 3.0460 3.0774 3.12893.1352

Bragg, A E3.0316

Braibant, S3.0017 3.0289 3.0318 3.0466 3.05893.0765 3.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.10043.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1162 3.12743.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1442 3.14433.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616

3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.16613.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Brambilla, A3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Brambilla, N3.0734

Branchini, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Brand, C3.0756

Brandhuber, A3.0496 3.1989

Brandt, D3.0046 3.0219 3.0856

Brandt, J3.0622 3.1435 3.1441 3.1497 3.1776

Brandt, S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Branson, J G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Braun, H3.0039 3.0549 3.1151 3.1726

Braun, H H3.0264 3.0404 3.1926

Braun-Munzinger, P3.0257 3.1494

Braune, K3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Bravar, A3.1031

Bravin, E3.0553 3.0564 3.1502

Bravo, S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10403.1523 3.1583 3.1629 3.1638 3.1789

Brawn, I P3.0537 3.1777

Brax, P3.1080 3.1810

Brazier, J C L

3.1279

Brédy, P3.0625

Breedon, R E3.1264

Brein, O3.0541

Brekhovskikh, V3.0483

Bremer, J3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Brenke, T3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Brenner, R A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Breskin, A3.0676 3.0693

Bressan, A3.0367 3.0692 3.0758 3.1031

Bressani, T3.0105 3.1766

Breton, D3.0149 3.0668 3.0719 3.1534

Brette, P3.1534

Brettel, H3.0212 3.0301

Breuker, H3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Breunlich, W H3.1028

Brew, C A3.1114

Brez, A3.0756

Brianti, G3.0421 3.0481

Bricman, C3.1160

Brient, J C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Briggs, P1.0036

Bright-Thomas, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0537 3.0564 3.05893.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1035 3.1036 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1777 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Brigliadori, L2.0150 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Brigljevic, V3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Britton, D I3.0279

Britvich, G I3.1850

Broadhurst, J3.1135

Brochu, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Brock, I C3.1042

Brock, R L3.1412

Brockmann, R3.0020 3.0227

Brodbeck, T J3.0462

Broders, R3.0784

Brodier Yourstone, P3.1118

Broere, J3.0755 3.1546

Broggi, F3.1062 3.1833

Brogna, A3.1381



Brom, J M3.0636 3.0889

Bromberg, C3.0716 3.1534

Brons, S3.0245 3.1371

Brooijmans, G3.0260

Brooke, J J3.0662

Broude, C3.1019

Brown, B A3.1012

Brown, R M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Brozzi, D3.0594

Bruce, A M3.0683

Brückman, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Brückner, W3.0245 3.1371

Brun, R3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Brunengo, A3.1201

Brunet, J M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Brüning, O1.0016 1.0017 3.0181 3.0529 3.11013.1234

Brunner, J3.0260

Bruno, G3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Bruschi, M3.0105 3.1766

Brustein, R3.0224

Bruzzi, M3.0247 3.0289 3.0318 3.0372 3.04623.0630 3.0765 3.0851 3.0969 3.11623.1274 3.1411 3.1442 3.1443 3.14483.1505 3.1661

Bryant, P J1.0093 2.0159 3.0021 3.0270 3.04633.1399 3.1400

Bubnov, V I3.0097

Buchalla, G3.0154 3.1177

Bucher, D3.0007 3.0305 3.0488 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Buchert, T3.0599 3.1210

Buchholz, P3.1118 3.1150

Buchmüller, O3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Buck, P G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Budagov, Yu A3.0716 3.1534

Budzynski, T3.0462

Buénerd, M3.0245 3.1235 3.1371

Bueno, A3.0785 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Bueno, A G3.0169

Bueno, J3.0594

Buffini, A3.0318 3.0487 3.0721 3.0765 3.08093.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1162 3.1274 3.14233.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bugg, D V3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.0109 3.06033.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Bugge, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027

3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Bühler, S3.0365

Buijs, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0487 3.0547 3.07213.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.15003.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1597 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797 3.1935

Buis, E J3.0919 3.1597

Bujosa, G3.1089

Bülte, A2.0183

Bültmann, S3.1031

Buncic, P3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Bunker, B D3.0784

Bunyatov, S A3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Buono, S3.0594

Buontempo, S3.0247 3.0364 3.0851 3.1448

Buran, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Buras, A J3.0695

Burchard, A3.0098 3.0526 3.0534 3.0789 3.14263.1646

Burckhart, D3.1266 3.1267

Burckhart, H J3.0017 3.0430 3.0456 3.0466 3.05893.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Burdin, S V3.0716 3.1534

Burgard, C

3.0363 3.0466 3.1033 3.1581 3.1780

Burger, J D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Burger, P3.0462 3.0919

Burger, W J3.0079 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Bürgin, R3.0466 3.1033 3.1581 3.1780

Burgsmüller, T3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Burkhardt, E E3.1438 3.1904

Burkhardt, H3.0046 3.0906 3.1036 3.1246

Burns, A J3.0206

Burns, M3.0072 3.0898 3.1089 3.1309

Burtin, E3.1031

Burtin, G3.0056

Busch, C3.0245 3.1371

Buschbeck, B3.0010 3.0217 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Büscher, C3.0245 3.1371

Büscher, V3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775

Büsching, H3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Buschmann, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979



Busenitz, J K3.0998 3.0999 3.1032 3.1037 3.15873.1591 3.1599 3.1601 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Buskulic, D3.1625 3.1625

Busoni, S3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.1274

Bussa, M P3.0105 3.0108 3.1766

Bussat, J M3.0962

Büsser, F W3.0900

Bussière, A3.0014 3.0106 3.0166 3.0255 3.04773.0478 3.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.07933.0862 3.0863 3.0896 3.0958 3.1755

Bussino, S3.1172

Bussmann, K3.1927

Bussmann, M1.0105

Busso, L3.0105 3.0108 3.0880 3.1766 3.1851

Busson, P3.0862

Busto, J3.1106

Buttar, C3.0410

Buttar, C M3.0240 3.0327 3.1495

Butterworth, A3.1246

Butterworth, J3.0556 3.1413 3.1883 3.1906

Button, A M2.0101 3.0487 3.0721 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1599 3.1601 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1671 3.1797

Butz, T3.0744 3.0944 3.0945

Buytaert, J3.0246 3.0364

Buzio, M3.1084 3.1925

Buzulutskov, A F3.0676 3.0693

Buzzo, A3.1606

Bychkov, V3.1758

Bylsma, B3.1542

Bystrický, J3.0574

Cabibbo, N1.0082

Cabrera, S3.0010 3.0158 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Cacaut, D E3.1833

Caccia, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1973 3.1979

Cacciari, M3.0198 3.1382 3.1523 3.1686

Caccioppoli, M3.1316

Caceres, T3.0668

Cachero, A H3.0828

Cai, X3.0097

Cai, X D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Cailliau, R3.0837

Caines, H L3.0020

Calafiura, P3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Calatroni, S3.0807

Calder, R3.0181

Calderini, G3.0156 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638

3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Caldérone, A3.0559

Calefato, G3.0765

Caliandro, R3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Caligiore, C3.1684

Calin, T3.0394 3.1673

Calligarich, E3.0785 3.0786

Callot, O3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Calôba, L P3.0716 3.1534

Calvet, D2.0149 3.0139 3.1089

Calvetti, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Calvi, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0786 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Calvo, A3.0274 3.0625 3.1059

Calvo, D3.0105 3.1766

Calvo Giraldo, E3.0535 3.1072

Calzetta, E A3.0354

Camarena, F3.1534

Camas, J3.1240 3.1344

Cambiaghi, M3.0528

Cambon, A3.0231

Cameron, W3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Camilleri, L L

1.0077 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Camin, D V3.1534

Cammin, J3.1002 3.1038 3.1414 3.1424 3.16163.1908 3.1995

Campabadal, F3.0462

Campana, D3.1172

Campana, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Campanelli, M3.0169 3.0487 3.0721 3.0785 3.08093.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Campbell, B A1.0003 3.1512

Campbell, D3.0452

Campbell, M3.0022 3.0072 3.0078 3.0080 3.00813.0394 3.0439 3.0830 3.0898 3.09193.1271 3.1276 3.1309 3.1365 3.13773.1454 3.1662

Campbell-Smith, A3.0936 3.1211

Campi, D3.0033 3.0274 3.0298 3.0625

Camporesi, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0564 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1850 3.19303.1979

Camps, C3.0889

Canale, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.0910 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Canali, C M3.1173

Cancio, G3.0152

Candelori, A3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.1274



3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Caner, A3.0198 3.0289 3.0318 3.0756 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Canfer, S J3.1156

Canil, G3.1825

Cano, E3.0282 3.0284 3.0699 3.1476 3.16883.1690

Cantatore, E3.0081 3.0439 3.0898 3.0919 3.13093.1365 3.1377 3.1514 3.1662

Canton, B3.1534

Capell, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Capelli, L3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.1755

Capiluppi, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Capon, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Capone, A3.0900

Caponetto, L3.0244 3.1684

Caponi, V3.0255 3.1755

Capony, V3.0014 3.0477 3.0478 3.0548 3.06433.0896 3.0958

Cappi, R3.0182 3.0234 3.0304 3.1408 3.1738

Capponi, J J3.0944 3.0945

Capponi, M3.0105 3.1766

Caprini, I3.0154

Caprini, M3.1266 3.1267 3.1534

Cara Romeo, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Carabelli, V3.0605

Caragheorgheopol, G3.0483

Caravaglios, F3.1334

Carboni, G3.1535

Cardeira, F M3.0828 3.1343

Cardini, A3.0375 3.0528 3.0872 3.0937 3.15983.1947

Cardoso, N3.1859

Carena, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Carena, M S3.0331 3.0523 3.1094 3.1127

Carena, W3.0439 3.1365 3.1662 3.1950 3.1956

Carlé, P3.1562

Carlén, L3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Carli, C3.1216 3.1374 3.1546 3.1716 3.1966

Carli, F3.0785

Carlier, E3.0343 3.0761

Carling, H3.1273 3.1758

Carlino, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0871 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587

3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Carlson, P3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Carminati, F3.0594

Carnegie, R K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Carolino, N3.1665

Carosi, R3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Carpanese, C3.0785 3.0786

Carr, F S3.0556

Carr, J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Carr, L3.0227 3.0713

Carrer, N3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.0898 3.13653.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Carreras, R1.0091 1.0102

Carrington, M E3.0657

Carroll, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Carroll, M3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Carron, G3.0264 3.0404

Carson, J3.0622 3.1441 3.1497

Cartacci, A M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609

3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Carter, A A3.0017 3.0452 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Carter, J R3.0017 3.0240 3.0327 3.0466 3.05893.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1495 3.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Cartwright, S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10363.1040 3.1114 3.1583 3.1621 3.16293.1638 3.1789

Cartwright, S L3.1015 3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.17693.1775

Carvalho, J3.0494 3.0716 3.1534 3.1866

Casadei, D2.0053

Casado, M P3.0110 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Casado, P3.0716 3.1534

Casagrande, F3.0594 3.0786

Casagrande, L3.0014 3.0246 3.0247 3.0255 3.03643.0477 3.0478 3.0548 3.0569 3.06433.0851 3.0863 3.0896 3.0898 3.09193.0958 3.1448 3.1755

Casalbuoni, R3.0541

Casalbuoni, S3.0807

Casali, R3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Casani, S3.0528

Casas, J A3.0602 3.0989 3.1236

Casas-Cubillos, J3.0365 3.0828 3.0917 3.1136 3.1222



3.1343

Casaus, J2.0001 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Casaus-Armentano, J2.0176

Case, T3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Cases, R3.1534

Casey, D3.1412

Cashmore, R J3.1480

Caso, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Caspers, F3.0181 3.0529 3.0796 3.1101 3.1749

Caspi, S3.0622 3.1435 3.1441 3.1497 3.1905

Cass, A1.0041

Casse, G L3.0091 3.0320 3.0462 3.0808 3.08403.1449 3.1495 3.1772

Cassio, V3.1273

Castaldi, R3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661 3.1901

Castellani, L3.0632 3.1273

Castellano, M G3.0170

Castellini, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Castillo, H D3.0994

Castillo, J3.1840

Castillo, M V3.0716 3.1534

Castillo-Gimenez, M V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Castoldi, M3.1316

Castor, J3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Castro, A3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Catacchini, E3.0239 3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Catalan-Lasheras, N2.0179 3.0308

Cataneo, F3.0143

Catanesi, M G3.0574 3.0919 3.1377

Catani, L3.0170

Catani, S3.0821 3.1412 3.1416

Catapano, P1.0025

Catford, W N3.0683

Catherall, R3.0860 3.0861 3.1221 3.1462 3.1702

Cattai, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0756 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Cattaneo, M3.0194 3.0385 3.0486 3.0616 3.06853.0922 3.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.10393.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Cattaneo, P W3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Caurier, E3.0032

Cavagnino, D3.1486 3.1660 3.1855

Cavagnoli, A3.0898

Cavallari, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Cavalli, D3.0785 3.0786 3.1534

Cavalli-Sforza, M3.0716 3.1534

Cavallo, F R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Cavallo, N3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Cavanaugh, R J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Cavanna, F3.0785 3.0786

Cavasinni, V3.0716 3.0937 3.1534 3.1598 3.1947

Cavata, C3.1031

Cawley, E3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Cazeneuve, J M3.1193

Cebra, D3.0227 3.0713

Cecchi, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ceccucci, A3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Cechak, T3.0483

Cencelli, V3.0081 3.1309

Cenci, P3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Cennini, E3.0787

Cennini, P3.0594 3.0785 3.0786

Centro, S3.0785 3.0786

Ceradini, F3.0375 3.1008

Cerello, P G3.0105 3.0574 3.1486 3.1660 3.17663.1851 3.1855

Cereseto, R3.1273

Ceresole, A3.0968 3.1704 3.1806

Ceretto, F2.0026 3.1494

Cerrada-Canales, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Cerri, C3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Cerro, E3.0594

Cerron-Zeballos, E3.0461 3.1068 3.1759

Cerutti, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Cervelli, G3.0022 3.0042 3.0063 3.0114 3.02913.1231 3.1232 3.1387

Cervera, A3.0169

Cervera-Villanueva, A3.0074 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Cesana, A3.0785

Cesana, E3.0786

Cesari, R2.0031

Cesaroni, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591



3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Cester, R3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Cetin, S A3.0355 3.0389 3.1961

Chabaud, V3.0010 3.0246 3.0340 3.0364 3.04363.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Chadelas, R3.0716 3.1534

Chalifour, M3.1534

Chalmers, M2.0111 3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.10393.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1638 3.1775

Chalyshev, V3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Chambers, J T3.1015 3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.17693.1775

Chambon, B2.0159

Chambon, T3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Chamizo-Llatas, M2.0114 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Chamouard, P A3.0186

Chandler, C3.0683

Chanel, M3.0350 3.0903 3.1216 3.1374 3.15463.1716

Chang, C Y2.0081 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Chang, Y H3.0079 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997

3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Chang-Diaz, F1.0099

Chankowski, P H3.0645 3.0804

Chanudet, M3.0404

Chanzy, E3.0365

Chapkin, M3.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.1014 3.15893.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930

Chapkin, P3.1979

Chapman, J3.0384

Chapuy, S3.0247 3.0851 3.1448

Chardin, G3.1867

Charignon, F3.0245 3.1371

Charkiewicz, A3.0220

Charles, E3.0630 3.1015 3.1039 3.1625 3.16253.1769 3.1775

Charles, F3.0154 3.0636 3.0956

Charles, J3.0154

Charlot, C3.0862

Charlton, D G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08523.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.14473.1524 3.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18353.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Charpentier, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Charrue, P3.1712

Chase, B3.0243

Chasnikov, I Y3.0097

Chatellier, S3.0282 3.0699 3.1688

Chatrchyan, S A3.0297

Chattopadhyay, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Chaturvedi, U K3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Chaurand, B3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Chaussard, L3.0010 3.0155 3.0340 3.0436 3.05543.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1594 3.1604

Chautard, F3.0404 3.0549

Chauvin, J3.0245 3.1371

Chazal, V3.0846

Chazelle, G2.0065 3.0194 3.0486 3.0543 3.06163.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Checchia, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1850 3.1930 3.1979

Checcin, V A3.1172

Checcucci, B3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Chechik, R3.0676 3.0693

Chehab, R3.0170

Chekanov, S V3.1102

Chekhtman, A

3.1725

Chekhtman, L3.1534

Chelkov, G A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1920 3.1930 3.1979

Chemarin, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1584 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Chen, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Chen, C3.0785

Chen, C P3.1195

Chen, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Chen, G M3.0097 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Chen, H3.1864

Chen, H F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10443.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.17973.1864

Chen, H S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Chen, S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625



3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Chen, W3.0969

Chen, Y3.0785

Chenawi, K E3.1597

Chenys, B3.0863

Cherbachev, R3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Chéreau, X J3.0998 3.0999 3.1032 3.1037 3.15873.1591 3.1599 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1671 3.1797

Cheremukhin, A E3.0495 3.0766

Cherlin, A2.0025 3.1494

Chernova, L P3.0097

Chernyavsky, M M3.0097

Chertok, I3.1427

Chertok, M B3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Cheshkov, C V3.0112

Chesi, E3.0082 3.0111 3.0115 3.0116 3.04583.0460 3.0774 3.0919 3.1268 3.12693.1289 3.1377

Chevallay, E3.1288

Chevalley, J L3.1534

Chevenier, G3.0423

Chevret, P3.0977

Chevrot, I3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Cheynis, B3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Cheze, J B3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Chiappetta, P3.1679 3.1680

Chiarella, V3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Chiavassa, E2.0087 3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0478 3.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.08633.0896 3.0958 3.0963 3.1270 3.17553.1781 3.1917

Chiba, M3.0483

Chichili, D R3.0622 3.1060 3.1435 3.1441 3.14973.1776

Chiefari, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Chien, C Y3.0241 3.0242 3.1141

Chierici, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Chiggiato, P3.1193 3.1825

Chignoli, F3.1273

Chikilev, O3.0010 3.0554 3.1027 3.1053 3.1593

Chilingarov, A G3.0462 3.0654

Chimenti, V3.0421

Chirikov Zorin, I3.0716 3.1534

Chiusano, S3.1095

Chlachidze, G3.0716 3.1534

Chlebana, F3.1382

Chliapnikov, P V3.1003 3.1513 3.1593 3.1594

Chlopik, A3.1118 3.1569

Chmeissani, M3.0110 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Cho, H S3.0241 3.0242 3.1141

Chochula, P3.0010 3.0072 3.0246 3.0340 3.03643.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.08103.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Chohan, V3.1691

Choi, J3.1504

Choi, J H3.0179

Chollet, C3.1560

Chollet, J C3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.1534

Choroba, S3.1504

Chorowicz, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0756 3.0810 3.0889 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Choutko, V3.1865

Chrisman, D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1489 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Christiansen, J3.0022 3.0383 3.0610 3.0877 3.09203.1800 3.1861

Christiansen, P L3.0104 3.0445 3.1927

Christiansson, T3.0669

Christova, P3.1931

Chu, S1.0074

Chubenko, A P

3.1172

Chudakov, E A3.0245 3.1371

Chudoba, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Chujo, T3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Chumakov, S M3.1427

Chumney, P3.0288

Churkin, I N3.1427

Chvala, O2.0072

Chyla, J3.1906

Chytracek, R3.0385 3.0685 3.0922

Ciafaloni, M3.1212

Ciampolini, P3.0091 3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Ciasnohova, A3.0766

Cicalò, C3.0014 3.0105 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1270 3.1755 3.1766

Cicora, F3.1193

Cieslik, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Cifarelli, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Cinabro, D3.1036

Cindolo, F3.0116 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042



3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Cindro, V3.0082 3.0189 3.0247 3.0364 3.04103.0462 3.0515 3.0851 3.1268 3.14483.1450 3.1472

Cinquini, C3.0785

Ciocca, C3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Ciocio, A3.0446 3.0452 3.0630 3.1278

Cirilli, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Cirio, R3.0277

Citterio, M3.0118 3.0134 3.0243 3.1534

Cittolin, S3.0282 3.0284 3.0699 3.1476 3.16883.1690

Ciulli, V3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Civinini, C3.0239 3.0289 3.0292 3.0318 3.04873.0721 3.0765 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1162 3.1274 3.1423 3.1442 3.14433.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1661 3.1671 3.1797

Clare, B3.0909

Clare, I3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Clare, R3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Clark, A3.0446 3.0452 3.1278 3.1385 3.1450

Clark, G S3.0030 3.1924

Clark, J A3.0082 3.1268

Clark, R M3.0683

Clarke, D P3.1040

Clarke, P E L3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Clarks, A G3.0410

Claudino, T3.0477 3.0863

Clauss, G3.0428 3.1381 3.1840

Claussen, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Clauws, P3.0462

Clay, E2.0106 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1018 3.10253.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Cleland, W E3.1470 3.1534

Clément, C3.1534

Clemente, S3.0110

Clifft, R W3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Cline, D3.0785 3.0786

Cline, D B3.0169

Clocchiatti, M

3.1031

Close, F E1.0089 3.0512 3.0585 3.1596 3.17063.1784 3.1785 3.1790

Cloué, O3.0450 3.0453

Clozzaz, A3.0421

Coadou, Y3.0154 3.0198

Cobal, M3.0716 3.1534

Cocco, A G3.0900

Coelingh, G3.0043

Coffin, J P3.0428 3.0448 3.0889 3.1381 3.1840

Cogan, J3.1116 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Cogswell, F3.0716 3.1534

Cohen, I3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Cohen, L3.1266 3.1267

Coignet, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Colaco, F3.0716

Colaleo, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1277 3.14013.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1672 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Colangelo, P3.0154

Colantoni, M L3.0108 3.0606

Colas, J3.0133 3.1247 3.1534

Colas, P

3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789 3.1799

Colchester, R J3.0056 3.1239 3.1240 3.1344

Coles, J3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Colferai, D3.1212

Colijn, A P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Colino, N3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Collados, D3.1170

Collar, J I3.0594 3.1695

Collazuol, G3.0937 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.15983.1947

Colledani, C3.0023 3.0372 3.0428 3.0630 3.13813.1411 3.1479 3.1505 3.1840

Collet, E3.1446

Collier, P3.0906 3.1246 3.1347

Collin, P3.1825

Collins, I R3.0181 3.0529 3.1509

Collins, P3.0010 3.0246 3.0247 3.0340 3.03643.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.08103.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Colloca, C3.1066

Collot, J3.0149 3.0169 3.1534 3.1647

Cologna, S3.0716 3.1534



Colonello, C3.1990

Colonna, N3.1352

Colrain, P3.0154 3.1036 3.1039 3.1109 3.11133.1625 3.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Comas, P3.1036

Combley, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Comelli, D3.1705

Comes, G3.1308 3.1310

Comets, M P3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Commichau, V3.0889

Conboy, J E3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Conforto, G3.0595 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Conin, L3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.1752

Conka, T3.0355 3.0389 3.1961

Connors, A2.0097

Conreur, G3.0638

Cons, L3.0152

Constans, N3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Constantinescu, S3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.04833.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0716 3.08633.0896 3.0958 3.1534 3.1755

Constantini, F3.1118

Conta, C3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Contalbrigo, M3.0937 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.15983.1947

Contardo, D3.0756 3.0862 3.0889 3.0958

Conti, E3.1869

Contri, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Conventi, F3.1797

Conversi, M1.0082

Conway, J3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Conway, J S3.1036

Cooke, O C3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Cooper, A3.1786

Cooper, G2.0013

Cooper, G E3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1750

Coosemans, W3.0263 3.0264

Copeland, E1.0059

Corcella, G3.1412

Corden, M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775

Cordier, A3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1629 3.17693.1789

Corlett, J3.1504

Cornat, R3.1074 3.1746

Cornelis, K3.0057 3.0906 3.1246

Corre, A3.0405

Correia, J G3.0530 3.0531 3.0561 3.0897 3.09443.0945

Corrin, E3.0422

Corsi, F3.1514

Corsini, R3.0264 3.0502 3.0549 3.1151

Cortese, P3.0643 3.0963 3.1270 3.1781 3.1917

Corti, G3.0198 3.0385 3.0685 3.0922 3.1108

Cortina, E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Cosculluela, J3.0394

Cosme, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Cosmo, G3.0565 3.0691

Cosso, R3.1825

Cossutti, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1034 3.1052 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Costa, G3.1534

Costa, M3.0327 3.0462 3.0718 3.0810 3.14953.1523 3.1979

Costa, S3.0105 3.1766

Costantini, F3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Costantini, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1592 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Costanzo, D3.0716 3.1534

Cosulluella, J3.1673

Cotorobai, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Couchman, J3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Coughlan, J A3.0292 3.0422 3.1313

Coulon, J P3.1534

Coupinot, G3.0062

Courthold, M J D3.0556 3.1436 3.1437

Cousin, R3.0638

Cousins, R D3.0872 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Coutinho, Y A3.0031

Coutures, C3.0062

Couyoumtzelis, C3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Cowan, G D3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1524 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Coward, D H3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Cowell, J H3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Cowey, L3.1440

Cox, B E



3.0469

Coxe, R L3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Coxill, D3.0671

Coyle, P3.0160 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.10893.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Cozza, D3.0881 3.1507

Cozzoni, B3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1582 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Crabb, D3.1031

Craddock, M K3.0822 3.1087 3.1233

Cragg, D3.0456 3.0650

Cragg, D A3.0556

Cramer, J G3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1943

Cramer, O2.0144 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.01093.0109 3.0603 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Crandall, K3.0933

Cranmer, K3.1040

Cranshaw, J3.1031

Crawford, G3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Crawford, J3.0883

Crawley, H B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Creanza, D

3.0194 3.0276 3.0289 3.0318 3.04623.0486 3.0616 3.0649 3.0765 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.10893.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1661 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Credé, V3.0019 3.0603 3.1619 3.1767 3.1786

Crennell, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Crépé, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Crescenti, M3.1061 3.1337 3.1399 3.1400

Crescio, E3.0070

Crespo, J M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Crill, B P3.0994

Cristinziani, M3.0020

Crochet, P3.0963 3.1917

Croix, J2.0059 3.0889 3.1479

Croll, P3.1957

Crone, G3.1961

Cros, P3.0668

Crosetti, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Crosetto, D B3.0921 3.1834

Crotty, I3.1759

Crouau, M3.0716 3.1534

Crowe, K M

3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Cruikshank, P3.0917

Cruz, A3.0778

Cruz, J2.0056 3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0896 3.1755

Csató, P3.0020 3.0069 3.0227 3.0711 3.07133.1853

Csilling, A3.0487 3.0566 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.17973.1891 3.1969

Ctortecka, B3.0744 3.0944 3.0945

Cucciarelli, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Cuevas-Maestro, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Cuffiani, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Çuhadar-Dönszelmann, T3.1031

Cullen, D M3.0683

Cumer, G3.0597

Cundy, D C3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Curatolo, M3.1088

Cure, B3.0033 3.0274 3.0625

Curioni, A3.0786

Curtil, C3.1040 3.1089

Curtis, L3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.1015 3.10393.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775

Cushman, P3.0370

Cussans, D G3.0662

Cwienk, W D3.0212 3.0301

Cwiok, M3.0773

Czajkowski, S3.0683

Czapek, G3.0807

Czellar, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Czyzew, T3.1230

Da Rold, M3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Da Silva, W3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.0811 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Da Vià, C3.0246 3.0247 3.0364 3.0462 3.08513.0919

Dabrowski, W3.0082 3.0372 3.0410 3.0446 3.04523.0630 3.1268 3.1278 3.1370 3.13853.1411 3.1450 3.1472 3.1505

Dachs, C3.0898

Dado, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Daël, A3.0143 3.1833

Dagan, S3.0574



D’Agostini, G3.0335

Dahlerup-Petersen, K3.0917 3.1397

Dahlhoff, A2.0017

Dai, T S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Dailing, J3.1265

Dajkó, G3.1540

D’Alessandro, R3.0239 3.0289 3.0318 3.0487 3.07213.0765 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.11623.1274 3.1423 3.1442 3.1443 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1661 3.1671 3.1797

Dalla Torre, S3.1031

Dall’Agata, G3.0968 3.1704 3.1806

Dallapiccola, C3.1033

Dallavalle, G M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Dallison, S3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1045 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1631 3.1795 3.1868 3.19083.1995

Dallman, D P3.0151

Dalmer, M3.0310 3.0847

Dalpiaz, P F3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Daly, E3.0961

D’Ambrosio, C3.0672 3.1291 3.1485 3.1944 3.1992

D’Ambrosio, N3.0247 3.0851 3.1448

Dameri, M3.0375 3.1008 3.1377

Damet, J3.0154 3.0198 3.0996

D’Amico, T E3.0264 3.0265 3.0587 3.1098 3.1151

D’Angelo, G3.0632 3.1925

D’Angelo, P3.1411

Daniel, H3.0829

Daniels, D C3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Danielsen, K M3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.17853.1790

Danielsson, H2.0024

Danielsson, M3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Dann, J H3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Dao, K3.0630

Dar, A3.0868 3.1988

Darbo, G3.0144 3.0375 3.0842 3.1008 3.1377

Dardel, B3.0274

Dargent, P3.1534

Darling, C L3.1326

Das, A C3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Daskalakis, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Dasu, S3.0273 3.0288 3.1913

Datskov, V

3.0411

Datz, S3.0099

Daudon, F3.0716 3.1534

Daugas, J M3.0683

Dauphin, G3.0766

D’Auria, R3.0968 3.0993 3.1704 3.1806

D’Auria, S D3.0919 3.1451

Davenport, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.0881 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1507 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

David, J3.0716

David, M3.0716 3.1534

David, P3.0211

Davidek, T3.0716 3.1534

Davidson, S3.0353 3.0381 3.1946

Davier, M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Davies, G3.0194 3.0462 3.1010 3.1040 3.1638

Davies, J P3.1377

Davinson, T3.0225

Davis, R3.0017 3.0137 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1879 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Davis, R F3.0847

Dawson, I3.0240 3.0410 3.1495

Dawson, J3.0139 3.0716 3.1534 3.1577

Dawson, J W3.1403

De Angelis, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

De Asmundis, R3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

De Beer, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

De Bernardis, P3.0994

De Boer, W3.0010 3.0247 3.0340 3.0364 3.04363.0443 3.0462 3.0554 3.0718 3.08103.0851 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1448 3.1523 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

De Botton, N R3.1031

De Carlos, B3.1083

De Castro, S3.0105 3.1766

De Cataldo, G3.0432 3.1172 3.1507

De Cecco, S2.0166

De Clercq, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

De Curtis, S3.0541

De Domenico, G2.0067

De Falco, A2.0143 3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1270 3.1755

De Fazio, F3.0154

De Florian, D3.0541 3.0865 3.1412

De Giorgi, M



3.1856

De Gouvêa, A3.0444

De Groot, N3.1031

De Haas, A P3.0439 3.1365 3.1662 3.1975

De Jong, M3.0169

De Jong, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

De Jong, S3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1043 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16173.1620 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892

De, K3.0716 3.1534

De la Cruz, B3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

De la Taille, C3.0133 3.0149 3.1118 3.1244 3.14463.1534

De Lesquen, A3.1031

De Lotto, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.0833 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

De Marco, N3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.0963 3.1270 3.1755 3.1781 3.1917

De Mello-Neto, J R T3.0198

De Min, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

De Mitri, I3.0785 3.0786

De Ninno, G3.1529

De Notaristefani, F3.0487 3.0672 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1485 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797 3.1992

De Palma, M3.0194 3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.04863.0616 3.0649 3.0765 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.16613.1769 3.1775 3.1789

De Pasquale, S3.0116

De Paula, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.0925 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1108 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

De Pedis, D3.0900

De Remigis, P3.1486 3.1660 3.1855

De Rijk, G3.0525 3.1924

De Robertis, G3.0760

De Roeck, A3.0009 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1412 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

De Rújula, A1.0025 1.0081 3.0609 3.1988

De Ryck, C3.1650

De Saint-Simon, M3.0050 3.0638 3.0983 3.0984 3.1073

De Saintignon, P3.1534 3.1647

De Salvo, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

De Sanctis, E3.1678

De Santo, A

3.0716 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

De Troy, J G3.0889

De Vincenzi, M3.1172

De Vivie de Régie, J B3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

De Vries, J3.1279

Deandrea, A3.0541 3.1055 3.1679 3.1680

Debbio, L D3.0843

Debevec, P T3.1606

Debieux, S3.0383

Debu, P3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Décamp, D3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Decker, F J3.1504

Decowski, M P3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Dedes, A3.1949

Deferne, G3.1084 3.1925

Defert, P3.0152

Defu, H3.0657

Degaudenzi, H M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Degener, T F2.0006 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.01093.0109 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Degering, D3.1426 3.1646

Deghorain, A3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1594 3.1604

Deglon, P L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024

3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Degré, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Dehler, M3.1841

Dehning, B3.0507 3.0553 3.0564 3.1205 3.1502

Deicher, M3.0098 3.0302 3.0526 3.0788 3.07893.1426 3.1559 3.1646

Deile, M3.1465 3.1527

Deiters, K3.0278 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1044 3.1048 3.1391 3.1423 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1671 3.1797

Dejardin, M3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1838 3.1866 3.1867

Dekhissi, H3.0663

Del Águila, F3.1100

Del Moral, R3.0594

Del Peso, J3.1534 3.1997

Del Pozo, L A3.0466 3.1033 3.1581 3.1780

Del Prete, T3.0716 3.0937 3.1534 3.1598 3.1947

Delagnes, E3.0149 3.0719 3.1534

Delagrange, H3.0007 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Delahaye, J P1.0015 3.0264 3.0404 3.1151 3.1576

Delamare, C3.0864

Deleval, S3.0266



Delfino, M C3.1625 3.1625

Delgado, A J3.0538

Delidais, M3.0077

Della Marina, R3.0289 3.1036 3.1162 3.1274 3.14423.1443 3.1661

Della Negra, M3.1745

Della Pietra, M3.1797

Della Ricca, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Della Volpe, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Dellacasa, G3.0014 3.0255 3.0277 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0574 3.0643 3.08633.0896 3.0958 3.0963 3.1270 3.17553.1781 3.1917

Dellanegra, R3.1338 3.1479

Delle Monache, G O3.0421

Dell’Orso, R3.0194 3.0198 3.0289 3.0318 3.04623.0486 3.0616 3.0765 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1089 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.17693.1775

Delmastro, M3.0080 3.0394 3.1454

Delmeire, E3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1605

Deloose, I3.1740

Delorme, J2.0046

Delpierre, P A3.0010 3.0190 3.0340 3.0372 3.04363.0443 3.0554 3.0630 3.0718 3.08103.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.13083.1310 3.1411 3.1505 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Delruelle, N3.0231 3.0740

Deltraz, C3.0302

Demaria, N3.0010 3.0289 3.0318 3.0340 3.04363.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.0765 3.08103.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1661 3.19303.1979

Demièrre, P3.1370

Den Ouden, A3.0334 3.1318

Dendooven, P3.0893

Denegri, D3.1555

Dénes, E3.0069 3.1577 3.1853

Denes, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0960 3.09623.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Deneuville, A3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Denis, G3.1170

Denisov, O Yu3.0105 3.0606 3.1766

Denner, A3.0541 3.0674 3.1376

Dennert, H3.0784 3.1028

Densham, C J3.0556

Dentan, M3.1248

Denz, R3.1397

Deptuch, G3.0023 3.0428 3.1381 3.1479

Derégel, J3.1001 3.1062 3.1715

Derré, J3.0360 3.0490 3.0790 3.0869 3.10133.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Derro, B R3.1031

Dersch, U3.0245 3.1371

Dervan, P J3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

DeSalvo, R3.1026

Desch, K3.0017 3.0190 3.0466 3.0589 3.07473.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Deschamps, O2.0147 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Descroix, E3.0862 3.0958

Deshpande, A A3.1031

Desirelli, A3.0033 3.0274 3.0625 3.0628 3.10593.1316 3.1654

Dessagne, P3.0032 3.0185 3.0398 3.0683

Dessagne, S3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Dessagne-Trescarte, S2.0039

Destelle, J J3.1089

Deval, P3.0221

Devaux, A3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Devine, S R H3.0247 3.0364 3.0851 3.1448

DeWitt, J3.0452

Dezfuli, A M G3.1460

Dezillie, B3.0241 3.0242 3.0247 3.0364 3.04623.0851 3.0969 3.1448

Dhamija, S3.0097

Dhamotharan, S2.0174 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Dhar, A3.0380

Dharmasiri, D R3.1273

Dhawan, S K3.1031

Di Bari, D3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.0881 3.09193.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1507 3.16623.1753 3.1911

Di Capua, E3.0900

Di Ciaccio, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1611 3.1930 3.1979

Di Clemente, V3.0989

Di Credico, A3.1172

Di Girolamo, B3.0716 3.1534

Di Lella, L1.0053 1.0054 3.0044 3.0937 3.11303.1598 3.1947

Di Liberto, S3.0439 3.0557 3.0574 3.0783 3.08983.0919 3.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.16623.1753 3.1911

Di Lodovico, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Di Maio, F3.1405

Di Marco, J3.0620 3.0622 3.0819 3.1435 3.14393.1441 3.1497



Di Marzo-Serugendo, G3.0067 3.1700

Di Mattia, A2.0165

Di Mauro, A3.0881 3.1352 3.1377 3.1507

Di Meglio, A3.1139

Di Salvo, E3.1201

Di Tore, G3.1927

Diaconu, C A3.1089

Diaczek, A3.1377

Dibon, H3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Dick, B3.1385

Dick, L3.1839

Didierjean, F3.0005 3.0636 3.0893

Diemoz, M1.0060 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Dienes, B3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Dienes, K R3.0102 3.0935 3.1180 3.1870

Dierckxsens, M3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1605

Dietl, H3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Dietrich, L3.0604

Dietrich, M3.1426 3.1560 3.1646

Díez, S

3.0594

Dighe, A S3.0154 3.0601 3.0698 3.1459 3.1528

Dignan, T3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Dijkstra, H3.0010 3.0154 3.0246 3.0340 3.03643.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.08103.0876 3.0930 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1914 3.1915 3.1930 3.1979

Dilling, J3.1460

Dimcovski, Z3.0247 3.0364 3.0851 3.1448

Dinapoli, R3.0081 3.1309

Dinkespiler, B3.0852 3.1508 3.1534

Dionisi, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1634 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

D’Isep, F3.0105 3.1766

Dissertori, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0567 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.10503.1523 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Dita, S3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0716 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1534 3.1755

Ditta, J3.0211 3.0532

Dittmaier, S3.0541 3.0674 3.1376 3.1458 3.1871

Dittmar, M3.0487 3.0541 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1284 3.1412 3.1423 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1671 3.1797

Dittus, F3.0166 3.1758

Divià, R3.0052 3.0439 3.1365 3.1662 3.19503.1956

Dixit, M S

3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Dixon, L3.0739

Djama, F3.1534

Djambazov, L3.0960

Djaoshvili, N3.1767 3.1786

Do Couto e Silva, E3.0937 3.1033 3.1598 3.1947

Dobado, A3.0541

Dobashi, K3.1504

Dobbs, M3.0541

Dobinson, R W3.0751 3.1954

Doble, N3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Dobson, M2.0155 3.1952

Dodd, J3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.15343.1725 3.1752 3.1927

Doi, Y3.0457 3.1383

Doke, T3.0943

Dolbeau, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Dolejsi, J3.0716 3.1534

Dolezal, Z3.0716 3.1278 3.1534

Dolfini, R3.0785 3.0786

Dolgopolov, A V3.1160

Dolgoshein, B3.0574 3.1758

Domenech, J L

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Dominguez, A3.0487 3.0599 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Dominici, D3.0541

Dominik, W3.0773

Dona, R3.0105 3.1766

Donaldson, A3.1504

Donini, A3.0169 3.0609 3.1128

Donkers, M3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1045 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1631 3.1795 3.1868 3.19083.1995

Donnachie, A3.0780

Dönni, P3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.0669 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Donoghue, J F3.0492

Donohue, J T3.1547

Donskov, S V3.0585 3.1160 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Dönszelmann, M3.0064 3.0229 3.1990

Dore, U3.0900

Dorfan, D3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.1278 3.1450

Dorholt, O3.1278

Doria, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Dormond, O3.0246 3.0364



Dornan, P J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15243.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Doroba, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Dorrenbach, C3.0451

Dosch, H G1.0096

Doser, M3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1491 3.1767 3.1786

Dosselli, U3.1856

Doubre, H3.0050 3.0638 3.1073

Doucet, M3.0167 3.1033 3.1051 3.1733

Doudarev, A3.0483

Dova, M T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Dowell, J D3.0852 3.1447 3.1674 3.1835

Downing, R3.0716 3.1534

Dracos, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1005 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Drage, L M3.0327 3.1495

Drancourt, C3.1381 3.1840

Draper, M3.0230

Drapier, O2.0066 3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0479 3.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.08623.0863 3.0896 3.0958 3.1755

Drees, A3.0957 3.1494

Drees, J

3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Drees, M3.1658

Drego, N3.1265

Dreossi, D3.0483

Dressnandt, N3.0801 3.1384 3.1758

Drevermann, H3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Drijard, D3.0483 3.1606

Dris, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Drobychev, G Yu2.0129

Dröge, M3.0960

Drollinger, V3.0198

Dropmann, F3.0245 3.1371

Drouhin, F3.0292 3.0636 3.0889

Drumm, P3.1462

Duane, A3.0375 3.1008 3.1271 3.1276

Duarte, A3.1343

Dubbeldam, R3.0409

Dubbert, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1465 3.1527 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Dubbs, T3.0327 3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.12783.1385 3.1450

Dubovik, I3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Duca, V D3.1412

Duchesneau, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Duchovni, E3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Ducimetière, L3.0343 3.0761

Duckeck, G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Duclos, J3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

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Dudarev, A V3.0143 3.1436 3.1437

Dudas, E A3.0102 3.0935 3.1821 3.1822 3.1870

Duensing, S3.1037

Duerdoth, I P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Duesterer, S3.1191

Dufey, J P3.0928

Duflot, L3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0802 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

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Dugne, J J3.1534

Duinker, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Dulinski, W3.0372 3.0428 3.0458 3.0460 3.06303.0774 3.1269 3.1289 3.1411 3.14793.1505 3.1840

Düllmann, D3.0562

Dulya, C M3.1031

Duma, M3.0050 3.0638 3.1073

Dumarchez, J3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Dumm, D G3.0522

Dumont, G3.1982

Dumont-Dayot, N3.0133

Dumps, L3.0594

Dunietz, I3.0601

Dunkel, O3.1925

Dunlop, A N3.1689

Dünnweber, W2.0016 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.01093.0109 3.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.17673.1786

Duong, H T3.0883

Dupanloup, M3.0023 3.1338 3.1479

Dupaquier, A3.0658

Duperray, H



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Duperrin, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979 3.1980

Dupieux, P3.0963 3.1142 3.1781 3.1917

Dupont, J3.0260

Dupraz, J3.0260

Durán, I3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Durand, J3.1288

Durand, J D3.0010 3.0223 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Durkin, L S3.1542

Durrer, R3.1849

Dutt, S K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Dutta, S3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1042 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

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Dydak, F1.0079 3.0169

Dyring, A3.1031

Dzahini, D3.0149 3.1534

Dzelalija, M3.0956

Dzhaoshvili, N G3.0013 3.0603 3.1204

Dzhordzhadze, V3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.1597

3.1935

Eades, J3.0232 3.0390 3.0829 3.0894

Ealet, A3.0194 3.0360 3.0486 3.0490 3.08693.1010 3.1013 3.1015 3.1039 3.10403.1305 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1866 3.1867

Earl, B C2.0172 3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Eartly, D P3.1026

Easo, S3.1271

Eatough, D3.0466 3.1004 3.1033 3.1581 3.16353.1780

Ebenstein, W L3.1758

Eberle, H3.0889

Ebersberger, C3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Ebert, D3.0336 3.0729 3.0972 3.0973

Ebert, J3.0302

Ebert, T3.0807

Eberth, J3.1560

Éboli, O J P3.0480 3.1359

Eckardt, V3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Eckhardt, F3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Edgecock, R3.0169 3.1524

Edgecock, T R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Edwards, J3.0537 3.1777

Edwards, J E G3.1033

Edwards, M3.1036

Eek, L O3.1835

Eerola, P3.0154 3.0198

Efthymiopoulos, I3.0716 3.1534 3.1886

Eged, B3.0069 3.1656

Egede, U3.1758

Ehmanns, A3.0019 3.1767 3.1786

Ehrmann, O3.0604 3.0633 3.0634

Eichblatt, S3.1031

Eichler, R3.1685

Eigen, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Einsweiler, K3.0630

Eisenhandler, E F3.0537 3.1777

Eisenstein, R A3.1028 3.1606

Eisenstein, R E3.0784

Ekelöf, T3.0010 3.0115 3.0116 3.0340 3.04363.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Eklund, C3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Eklund, L3.1385

Ekspong, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

El-Chenawi, K F3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1935

El-Mamouni, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048

3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Eleftheriadis, C3.0360 3.0490 3.0594 3.0869 3.10133.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Elia, D3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.0881 3.13523.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1507 3.16623.1753 3.1911

Elias, J3.0414

Eliseev, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Elitzur, S3.0377

Ellert, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Elliot-Peisert, A3.0289 3.1443 3.1661

Ellis, G3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Ellis, J R3.0086 3.0124 3.0187 3.0193 3.02093.0250 3.0509 3.0546 3.0644 3.07153.0746 3.0779 3.0803 3.0936 3.09393.0947 3.1070 3.1127 3.1132 3.11343.1253 3.1256 3.1257 3.1283 3.12993.1315 3.1366 3.1367 3.1430 3.14683.1512 3.1524 3.1618 3.1632 3.18083.1809 3.1813 3.1814 3.1815 3.18663.1867 3.1880 3.1894

Ellis, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Ellis, N1.0030 3.0154 3.0198 3.0405 3.1916

Elmer, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Elsener, K3.0106 3.0166 3.0793 3.1985

Elsing, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0401 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Embid, M3.0594 3.1907



Emery, S3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1629 3.17693.1789

Emhofer, S3.1854

Emir, B1.0105

Emma, P3.1504

Emura, T3.0449 3.1263

Endo, S3.0457

Engel, J P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Engel, R3.0566

Engelfried, J3.0245 3.1371

Engelhardt, D3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Engelmann, G3.0604

Engler, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

English, R3.0456 3.0650

Engster, C3.0669

Engström, M3.0147 3.0537 3.0716 3.1777 3.1955

Enosawa, K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Epp, B3.0154 3.0198

Eppling, F J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Epting, U3.0233

Erazmus, B3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.13813.1752 3.1840 3.1927

Erbuke, L3.1964

Erdmann, W3.0286 3.1473

Ereditato, A3.0900

Eremin, V3.0241 3.0242 3.0247 3.0364 3.04623.0851 3.1448

Erhan, S3.0282 3.0284 3.0699 3.1476 3.1688

Ericson, T E O3.0776 3.1325

Erlykin, A D3.1172

Ermolaev, B I3.1421

Ermoline, Y3.0139 3.1403 3.1744

Erné, F C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1049 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ernenwein, J P3.1250

Ernst, P2.0095

Erö, J3.1138

Errede, D3.0716 3.1534

Errede, S3.0716 3.1534

Erthan, S3.1690

Erzen, B3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Eschalbacher, H C1.0047

Eschbach, R3.1093

Escudeiro-Santana, A3.1193

Espagnon, B3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.0548

3.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.0963 3.1755 3.1781 3.1917

Espinosa, J R3.1236

Espirito-Santo, M C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Esposito, A3.0246 3.0247 3.0364 3.0851 3.1448

Estabrooks, P G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Esten, M J3.0574

Esteve, R3.0471

Esteve-Bosch, R3.0669

Esumi, S C3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.14943.1752 3.1927

Etienne, F3.0137 3.1015 3.1036 3.1534 3.17693.1824

Etzion, E3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Evangelista, C3.1606

Evans, B J3.0535 3.1072

Evans, D3.0067 3.0439 3.0556 3.0557 3.05853.0783 3.1142 3.1156 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1596 3.1662 3.1706 3.17533.1784 3.1785 3.1790 3.1911

Evans, H3.0716 3.1326 3.1534

Evans, H D S3.0961

Evans, H G3.0466 3.1033 3.1581 3.1780

Evans, L R

3.0884 3.0912

Evans, M3.1033

Evrard, O3.0462

Ewerz, C3.1103 3.1412

Extermann, P3.0079 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Eynard, G2.0061 3.1534

Eyrich, W3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Fa, G3.1040 3.1621

Fabbri, F L3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Fabbricatore, P3.0274 3.0592 3.0625 3.0628

Fabbro, A D3.1412

Fabbro, B3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Fabjan, C W2.0099 2.0134 3.0103 3.0104 3.02943.0445 3.0574 3.1465 3.1527 3.17523.1927

Fabre, J P3.0260 3.1196

Fabre, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Faccini, R3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797



Faccio, F3.0078 3.0080 3.0332 3.0356 3.03943.0898 3.1454 3.1455 3.1649 3.16733.1675 3.1677 3.1732

Faciano, S2.0031

Faessler, A2.0144

Faessler, M A2.0184 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.01093.0109 3.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.17673.1786

Faggian, R3.0832

Faïf, G3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.15833.1625 3.1625 3.1638 3.1775

Faivre, J C3.1031

Fakhrutdinov, R M3.0455

Falagán, M A2.0018 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.17973.1798

Falchieri, D3.1486 3.1660 3.1855

Falciano, S2.0158 2.0165 2.0168 3.0487 3.07213.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1671 3.1797

Falconer, N3.0410 3.0446 3.0452

Falk, E3.0436 3.0554 3.1053 3.1273 3.15943.1604

Falk, T3.0209 3.0381 3.1815

Faller, F3.0245 3.1371

Fallica, G3.0462

Fallou, A3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Falvard, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1074 3.1583

3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Fanciulli, M3.0534

Fanebust, K3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Fanelli, D3.1529

Fanfani, A2.0167 3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1770 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Fanourakis, G K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.04623.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Fantechi, R3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1118 3.11503.1328 3.1329 3.1625 3.1625 3.17693.1775

Fanti, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Fanti, V3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Faraggi, A E3.0546 3.1894

Farakos, K3.1632

Faravel, L3.0490 3.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Fargeix, J3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.0963 3.1755 3.1781 3.1917

Farida, F3.1534

Farinon, S3.0033 3.0592 3.0625 3.0628

Farthouat, D3.1758

Farthouat, P3.0405 3.1916

Fartoukh, S2.0124

Fasching, D3.0630 3.1031

Faschingbauer, U3.1494

Fassnacht, P3.1534

Fassouliotis, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1548 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Faugeras, B3.0864

Faugeras, P E3.1847

Faugier, A3.0906 3.1246

Faure, B I3.0284 3.1476 3.1690

Faure, J L3.0518 3.0960

Faust, A A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Faustov, R N3.0729

Fauvarque, J F1.0049

Favalli, A3.0632

Favara, A3.0487 3.0566 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Favaretto, D3.0785

Favart, D3.0260 3.0900

Favre, G3.0274 3.1316

Favro, G3.1162

Favuzzi, C3.1172

Fay, J

3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Fayard, L3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Fayot, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.0811 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Fede, E3.0137 3.1824

Fedin, O3.1671

Fedin, O L3.0487 3.0566 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1797

Fedorisin, J3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Fedorov, N V3.1509

Fedoseyev, V N3.0006 3.0391 3.0526 3.0534 3.08593.0860 3.0861 3.0893 3.1148 3.12213.1462 3.1644 3.1702

Fedyakin, N3.1534

Fehér, S3.0622 3.1060 3.1435 3.1439 3.14413.1497

Fehlberg, S3.0604

Feichtinger, U3.1349

Feick, H3.0462

Feigl, E3.1036

Feindt, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Feinstein, F1.0103 3.1031

Felcini, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024



3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1639 3.1671 3.1797

Feld, L3.0017 3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.08993.1002 3.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1097 3.1162 3.1274 3.12783.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1442 3.14433.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1631 3.1661 3.1770 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Felder, G3.0708

Feldman, G J3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Feldmann, H3.1597

Felea, D3.0097

Felici, G3.1036

Feliciello, A3.0012 3.0105 3.1766

Feng, S Q3.0097

Feng, Z3.1036

Fent, J3.0301

Fenyuk, A3.0010 3.0554 3.0716 3.1273 3.15943.1604 3.1850

Fenyvesi, A3.1411 3.1540

Feofilov, G A3.0439 3.0607 3.1142 3.1365 3.1662

Ferdi, C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775

Ferenc, D3.0103 3.0104 3.0227 3.0445 3.07133.1143 3.1752 3.1943

Ferguson, D P S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Ferguson, T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609

3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ferioli, G3.0056 3.0177 3.0308 3.0319 3.12393.1240 3.1344

Fernandes, A3.0355 3.0389 3.1961

Fernandes, A P3.0828 3.1343

Fernández, C3.1031 3.1783

Fernández, D2.0010

Fernández de Troconiz, J3.1534

Fernández, E3.0110 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Fernandez, J3.1979

Fernandez, J P3.1997

Fernández, R3.0594 3.1907

Fernández-Alvarez, D2.0112

Fernandez-Bosman, M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Fernley, T3.1036

Ferracin, P3.1067 3.1762

Ferrando, A2.0022 2.0137

Ferrante, I3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1047 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775

Ferrara, S3.0199 3.0968 3.0993 3.1525 3.16993.1704 3.1806

Ferrari, A2.0021 3.0785 3.0786 3.1534 3.15343.1647

Ferrari, P3.0010 3.0017 3.0340 3.0436 3.05543.0786 3.0899 3.1002 3.1014 3.10253.1027 3.1035 3.1038 3.1045 3.1053

3.1097 3.1273 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1585 3.1588 3.1589 3.1594 3.16043.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1631 3.17953.1868 3.1908 3.1995

Ferrari, R3.0528 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Ferreira, P3.0994

Ferreira, P G3.0034 3.0271 3.1668 3.1849

Ferreira, R3.0862 3.0958

Ferreira-Marques, R3.1665

Ferrer, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0673 3.0716 3.0718 3.0810 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1534 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Ferrer-Ribas, E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Ferrère, D3.0082 3.0937 3.1268 3.1278 3.13703.1598 3.1947

Ferrero, A3.0108 3.0606

Ferrero, L3.0105 3.0108

Ferrero-Merlino, B3.0915 3.1689

Ferretti, A3.0643 3.0963

Ferri, G P3.0507

Ferro, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Ferro-Luzzi, M3.0483 3.1972

Ferroni, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ferstl, A3.1468

Feruglio, F

3.0665 3.0887

Fesefeldt, H S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Fessia, P3.0416 3.0614 3.0971 3.1643 3.17223.1741

Fetscher, W3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Feuerstack-Raible, M3.0418 3.1701

Fiandrini, E3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Fichet, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Fidecaro, F3.1036

Fidecaro, G3.1985

Fidecaro, M3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Fiedler, F2.0077 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Field, J3.0566

Field, J H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0813 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.17913.1797 3.1996

Fielder, R3.1967

Fields, D E3.0103 3.0445 3.1752 3.1927



Fierro, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Figueiredo, P3.0292

Figuera, P3.0390

Filipcic, A3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Filippi, A3.0105 3.1766

Filippini, V3.1766

Filippov, S N3.0014 3.0255 3.0478 3.0548 3.06433.0651 3.0896 3.0958 3.1755

Filthaut, F3.0458 3.0460 3.0487 3.0721 3.07743.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1289 3.14233.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Filz, T3.0395 3.0789

Finch, A3.1022

Finch, A J3.0194 3.0321 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Fini, R A3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Fiore, L3.0289 3.0292 3.0318 3.0765 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Fiorillo, G3.0900

Fiorini, L1.0105

Firestone, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Fischer, C3.0849 3.0850

Fischer, G3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Fischer, H3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Fischer, H G2.0072 3.0020 3.0227 3.0669 3.0713

Fischer, H M3.1033

Fischer, P3.0190 3.1308 3.1310

Fischer, W1.0119

Fischler, M S3.0262

Fisher, P H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Fisher, S M3.0565

Fisk, I3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Fizzotti, F3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Flagmeyer, U3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10413.1053 3.1523 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Flaminio, V3.0375 3.0716 3.0937 3.1008 3.15343.1598 3.1947

Fleck, I3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Flegel, W1.0071 3.0260 3.0900 3.1196

Fleischer, R3.0084 3.0154 3.0601 3.0695 3.11663.1506 3.1642

Flemsæter, B2.0088

Fleuret, F3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0643 3.0862 3.0896 3.0958 3.1755

Fleury, A3.0683

Flierl, D3.0020

Floratos, E G3.0992

Floria, S3.1454

Florian, S3.0080

Flückiger, F3.1139 3.1898

Flügge, G3.0889

Flukiger, R3.1964

Flynn, J M3.0843

Foà, L1.0083 1.0084 3.0616 3.1015 3.10363.1040 3.1629 3.1769 3.1789

Focardi, E3.0194 3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.04863.0616 3.0765 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Fodor, Z3.0020 3.0227 3.0711 3.0713

Fogelberg, B3.0168 3.1197 3.1206 3.1783

Foka, P Y3.0007 3.0020 3.0227 3.0305 3.05473.0713 3.1500 3.1597 3.1935

Fokin, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Fokitis, E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1977 3.1979

Folman, R3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1051 3.1581 3.1635 3.1780

Fong, D G3.1033

Fonseca, L3.0462

Font, A3.0125

Fontaine, J C3.0636 3.0889 3.1377

Fontaine, P3.0414

Fontaine Vive Roux, P3.1982

Fontana, A3.0105 3.1766

Fontanelli, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Fontannaz, M3.1412

Fonte, P3.1147 3.1665

Foos, C3.0900

Fopma, J3.1835

Force, P3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Forconi, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ford, M3.1002

Förger, K3.0767

Forkel-Wirth, D3.0391 3.0526 3.1696

Formenti, F3.0072 3.0669 3.0898 3.1118 3.13093.1569

Formica, A3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Forshaw, J R3.0469 3.0764 3.1335

Forssén, C3.0006 3.1148

Forstner, O3.1560 3.1564

Forte, S



3.0117 3.1550

Forthmann, S3.1031

Forty, R W3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Foryt, P3.1230

Foss, J3.1015 3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.17693.1775

Foster, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Föth, H3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Foucher, M3.1033 3.1326

Fouchez, D3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1089 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1638 3.1775

Foulon, F3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Fouque, N3.0532

Fournier, A3.0245 3.1371

Fournier, D3.1534

Fournier, P3.0235 3.1191 3.1736

Fouz-Iglesias, M C2.0022 2.0137 3.0285

Fox, H3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Frabetti, P L3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Fraenkel, Z3.0474 3.1494

Fraile, L M3.0003 3.0004 3.0168 3.0441 3.10653.1197 3.1206

Franchoo, S3.0860

Francis, D3.0137 3.0355 3.0360 3.0389 3.04903.0580 3.0869 3.1013 3.1305 3.18663.1867 3.1961

Franco, A3.1507

Franco, F J3.0828 3.1343

Franczak, B3.1749

Franek, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Frank, M3.0194 3.0385 3.0486 3.0616 3.06853.0922 3.0928 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Frankland, L3.0683

Franklin, G3.0784 3.1028

Franklin, M1.0037

Franz, A3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Franz, J3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Franzke, B3.1749

Fraser, G M3.0978 3.0979

Fraternali, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Fraxedas, J3.1193 3.1993

Fredj, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0862 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Freedman, D Z3.0346 3.1518

Freeman, J3.0722

Frei, D3.0166

Frei, R

3.0246 3.0364 3.1744

Frekers, D3.0260

French, B R3.0375 3.0585 3.1008 3.1596 3.17063.1784 3.1785 3.1790

French, M3.0289 3.0291 3.0318 3.0410 3.04463.0452 3.0765 3.1162 3.1274 3.13853.1442 3.1443 3.1661 3.1675 3.1676

French, M J3.0114

Frenkel, A3.0375

Frenkel-Rambaldi, A3.0900

Frere, J M3.0095

Fretwurst, E3.0462 3.0845 3.1071

Freudenreich, K3.0289 3.0318 3.0487 3.0721 3.07653.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1162 3.12743.1418 3.1423 3.1442 3.1443 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1661 3.1671 3.1797

Freund, P3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Frey, A3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1770 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Friberg, C3.0566

Fried, M3.0630

Friedl, M3.0372 3.1411 3.1505 3.1532

Friese, V2.0140 3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Frisch, J3.1504

Frixione, S3.0198 3.0376 3.0566 3.0727 3.07313.0738 3.0858 3.0865 3.1189 3.1412

Frodesen, A G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053

3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Froidevaux, D3.1758

Frois, B3.1031

Frolov, V3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.0606 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Frolov, V A3.0627

Frühwirth, R3.0010 3.0055 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Fry, J3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.1305 3.18663.1867

Fry, J R3.0360

Ftácnik, J3.0020 3.0227 3.0439 3.0557 3.07133.0783 3.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.16623.1753 3.1911

Fuchs, H3.0390

Fuchs, J3.0053 3.1829 3.1830

Fuentes, B3.1783

Fujimoto, J3.1931

Fukuda, M3.1263

Fukunaga, C3.0369 3.0642

Fulcher, J R3.0291 3.1675 3.1676

Fulda-Quenzer, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Fumagalli, G3.1534

Funahashi, Y3.1504

Funk, W3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Funken, A3.1526



Furetta, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Furman, M A3.1764

Fürtjes, A3.0017 3.0289 3.0318 3.0466 3.05893.0765 3.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.10043.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1162 3.12743.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1442 3.14433.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.16613.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Fusco, P3.1172

Fuster, J3.0010

Fuster, J A3.0340 3.0436 3.0437 3.0443 3.04623.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1523 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Futyan, D I3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1155 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Fynbo, H O U3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0441 3.10653.1148

Gaardhøje, J J3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Gabareen, A3.1997

Gabathuler, E3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Gabathuler, K3.0462 3.1473

Gabler, F2.0139 3.0020

Gabrielli, A3.1486 3.1660 3.1855

Gachelin, O3.0139

Gadomski, S

3.0154 3.0198

Gagliardi, F3.0980

Gagnon, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Gago, J3.0862

Gaidot, A3.0574

Gaillard, J M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Gailloud, M3.1032

Gaines, I3.0800

Gaitinov, A S3.0097

Gakh, G I3.0188

Gál, J3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1540

Galagedera, S B3.1447

Galaktionov, Yu3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Galantucci, L3.1352

Galbraith, P3.0507

Galdi, V3.1259

Galin, J3.0390

Galindo, V3.0531

Galkin, V O3.0729

Gallas, A3.1031

Gallas, E J3.0716 3.1534

Gallas, M V3.0483

Gallet, B3.1062 3.1833

Galli, D3.0105 3.1766

Gallin-Martel, L3.0852 3.1508

Gallio, M3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0574 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.0963 3.1142 3.1270 3.17553.1781 3.1917

Gällnö, P3.1082 3.1882

Galloni, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Galoyan, A S3.0297

Galumian, P I3.0154

Gálvez, J3.0594

Galvez, P3.1170

Gamba, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Gambardella, U3.0851

Gamblin, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gamet, R3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Gan, K K3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Gandelman, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gandolfi, E3.1486 3.1660 3.1855

Ganga, K3.0994

Gangemi, F3.1682 3.1888

Gangler, E3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Ganguli, S N3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1481 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ganis, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1813 3.18143.1815

Gannon, W3.0446 3.0452 3.1385

Ganssauge, E R3.0097

Ganti, M S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Ganz, R E3.0227 3.0713 3.1836

Gao, Y3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Gapienko, V A3.1771

Gaponenko, A N3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Garbini, M3.0116

Garces-Narro, J3.0683

García, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1607 3.1930 3.1979

García, D3.0523

García, G3.1534 3.1997

García, J3.0594 3.1907

García-Abia, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591



3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

García-Pérez, M3.0351

García-Raffi, L M3.0168 3.1197 3.1206

Gardelle, J3.1547

Gardien, S3.0023 3.1338 3.1479

Garfagnini, R3.0105 3.1766

Garoby, R3.0182 3.0304 3.0612 3.1566 3.1803

Garpman, S I A3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Garrido, L3.0110 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Garty, G3.0676 3.0693

Garvey, J3.0537 3.1777

Gary, J W3.0017 3.0440 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Garzón, J A3.1031

Gascon, J3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1051 3.1581 3.1635 3.1780 3.1782

Gascon-Shotkin, S M3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1051 3.1326 3.1581 3.1617 3.16203.1635 3.1780

Gaspar, C1.0117 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Gaspar, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0716 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1534 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Gasparini, F

3.1856 3.1869

Gasparini, U3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1856 3.1930 3.1979

Gasser, D3.1763

Gastaldi, U3.0825

Gastineau, B3.1833

Gataullin, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gatignon, L3.0605 3.1031 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Gatt, R3.0944 3.0945

Gatto, R3.0541 3.1055

Gau, S S3.0101 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gaudio, G3.0528

Gaussiran, T3.1031

Gavalian, G V3.1172

Gavela, M B3.0169 3.0609 3.1128

Gavillet, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gavrilenko, I3.0154 3.0198 3.1758

Gavrilik, A M3.1934

Gavrilin, A V3.1436 3.1437

Gavrilov, Yu K3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.0958

3.1755

Gavrishchuk, O P3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Gay, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Gaycken, G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Gazdzicki, M3.0020 3.0227 3.0570 3.0713 3.1369

Gazis, E N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Geddes, N I3.1033

Gee, C N P3.0537 3.1777

Gehring, R3.0476

Gehrke, T3.0847

Geich-Gimbel, C3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Geiger, K3.0193

Geiser, A3.0493 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Geist, W M3.0889 3.1377

Geithner, W3.0049 3.1020

Gelao, G3.1015 3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.17693.1775

Gelé, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gelencsér, I3.1656

Gelès, C3.0594

Gelfand, N M3.0208 3.0521

Gelletly, W3.0683

Gelmini, G B3.0602

Gemme, C3.0375 3.1008

Gendner, N3.1997

Genevey, J3.0883

Gennai, S3.0198

Gennari, E3.1453

Gentile, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gentry, D3.1089

Georg, U3.0860 3.0861 3.1012 3.1221 3.14623.1702

George, S3.0130 3.0154 3.0198

Georgi, K3.0537

Georgiev, G3.0112

Georgiopoulos, C H3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775

Geppert, D3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Geralis, T3.0718 3.0810 3.1033 3.1593 3.16033.1930 3.1979

Gerassimov, S G3.0097 3.0245 3.1371

Gerber, H J3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867



Gerdyukov, L3.0436 3.0810 3.1027 3.1053 3.1593

Gerencsér, I3.0069

Gerlach, P3.0604 3.0633 3.0634

Gerland, L3.0900

Germain, M3.1381 3.1840

Gerndt, J3.0483

Gerschel, C3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Gershon, T J3.1150

Gerwig, H3.0033 3.0165

Geurts, F J M3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Geweniger, C3.0194 3.0486 3.0537 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Geyer, R3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Gheata, A3.0097

Gheata, M3.0097

Gheeraert, E3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Gheordanescu, N3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gherghetta, T3.0102 3.0935 3.1287 3.1870

Ghesquière, C3.0062

Ghete, V M3.0154 3.0194 3.0198 3.0486 3.06163.0714 3.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.10393.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Ghez, P

3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Ghidini, B3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.0881 3.13523.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.17533.1911

Ghinculov, A3.0541 3.1285 3.1862

Ghodbane, N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Ghosh, A3.0162 3.0622 3.0753 3.1435 3.14413.1497 3.1521

Ghosh, T K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Giacconi, P3.1182

Giacobbe, B3.0105 3.1766

Giacomelli, G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0663 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Giacomelli, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0566 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Giacomelli, R3.1033 3.1326

Giacomich, R3.0483

Giacomini, F3.1577

Giagu, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gianfelice, E3.1504

Giani, S3.0961 3.1832

Gianini, G3.1277 3.1401

Giannatiempo, A3.1783

Giannini, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Gianoli, A3.1117 3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Gianotti, F1.0068 3.0194 3.0307 3.0486 3.05413.1010 3.1039 3.1040 3.1534 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1638 3.1775

Gianotti, P3.0105 3.0483 3.1766

Giarritta, P3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1204 3.1786

Giassi, A3.0194 3.0289 3.0292 3.0318 3.04863.0616 3.0765 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1162 3.1274 3.14423.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Gibin, D3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Gibson, V3.0154 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.10043.1033 3.1043 3.1051 3.1581 3.16203.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1892

Gibson, W R3.0466 3.0537 3.0589 3.0836 3.10043.1025 3.1033 3.1043 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1617 3.1620 3.1635 3.1770 3.17773.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Giehl, I3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Giele, W T3.1412

Giesch, M3.0481 3.1427

Gigi, D3.0282 3.0284 3.0504 3.0699 3.14763.1688 3.1690

Gigli Berzolari, A3.0785

Giglietto, N3.1172

Gil, I3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0716 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Gil, M J3.1343

Gilardoni, S S2.0041 3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.10403.1339 3.1583 3.1638

Gilchriese, M G D3.0446 3.0452 3.0630 3.1278

Gildemeister, O3.0716 3.1534

Giles, T J3.1462

Gill, K3.0042 3.0063 3.0292 3.0396 3.12313.1232 3.1387 3.1677 3.1732

Gillies, J3.0707

Gillman, A R3.0537 3.1777

Gilly, H3.1031

Giloux, C3.0671

Gingrich, D M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Giomataris, Yu3.0790

Giordano, V3.1273

Giorgi, M A3.0318 3.0765 3.1031 3.1162 3.1274

Giorgini, M3.0663

Giorni, A3.0594

Giovannetti, S3.1095

Giovannozzi, M3.0054 3.1021 3.1669

Giovinazzo, J



3.0185 3.0398 3.0683

Giraldo, A3.0289 3.0318 3.0394 3.0765 3.08983.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.14543.1661

Girard, C3.0348

Girard, T3.1195

Girardello, L3.1188 3.1192

Giraud-Héraud, Y3.0062

Girone, M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0938 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Girtler, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Giubellino, P3.0014 3.0070 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0574 3.0643 3.08633.0880 3.0896 3.0958 3.1486 3.16603.1755 3.1851 3.1855

Giudice, G F1.0031 1.0032 3.0688 3.1287 3.14823.1874

Giudici, S3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Giusti, P3.0115 3.0116

Giveon, A3.0377 3.1812

Givoletti, J3.0786

Gladysz-Dziadus, E3.0020 3.0227 3.0555 3.0651 3.0713

Glagolev, V3.0716 3.1534

Glaser, M3.0462 3.0840 3.0853 3.1449 3.14523.1455 3.1456 3.1772

Glasow, R3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Glass, H3.0620 3.0622 3.0819 3.1441

Glässel, P3.1494

Glebov, V3.1534

Glege, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gleis, S3.0092

Glenzinski, D A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Glessing, B3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1443

Glessing, W D3.1442 3.1661

Glöckner, C3.1084

Glover, E W N3.1524

Gluckstern, R L1.0023

Gninenko, S N3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Go, A3.0360 3.0458 3.0460 3.0490 3.07743.0869 3.1013 3.1289 3.1305 3.15683.1835 3.1866 3.1867

Gobbi, A3.1665

Gobbo, B3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Godbersen, M3.0245 3.1371

Goddard, B3.0525 3.1347 3.1831 3.1974

Godlewski, J3.0650 3.1090

Godley, A3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Godot, J C3.0264 3.0404

Goebel, F3.1997

Goerlach, U3.0023 3.0574 3.0889 3.1479

Gojak, C3.1381 3.1840

Gokieli, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Goldberg, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Goldenbaum, F3.0390

Goldenberg, B G3.1509

Goldfarb, S3.1032 3.1703

Goldin, D3.0483

Goldring, C3.1019

Golnik, N3.1219

Golob, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Golovkin, S V3.1172

Golovtsov, V L3.1900

Golowich, E3.0492

Golubenko, O3.1427

Golubev, N A3.0627

Golubeva, E S3.0390

Golubeva, M B3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Golutvin, A3.0895

Golutvin, I A

3.0495 3.1031

Golutvin, L3.0766

Gomes, A3.0716 3.1534

Gomes, P3.0828 3.1343

Gómez, C3.0313 3.0337 3.1517

Gómez, F3.0483

Gómez, J3.0406

Gomez, M E3.0250

Gómez-Cadenas, J J3.0169 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Gómez-Ceballos, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gomez-Costa, J L3.1397

Gomis, J P3.1218

Goncalves, I C3.0828 3.1343

Gonçalves, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gonchar, V Yu3.0188

Gondolo, P3.0062

Gonella, F3.1856

Gong, Z F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gonidec, A3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Gonin, M3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1214 3.1755



Gonzalez de la Hoz, S3.0716

González de la Hoz, S3.1534

González, E3.0594 3.1907

González, O3.0594

González, S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0800 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

González, V3.0716 3.1534

Gonzalez-Caballero, I3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gonzalez-Garcia, M C3.0169 3.1359

Gonzalez-Pelayo, J3.0409

Good, J A3.0024 3.0025

Goodrick, M J3.0327 3.1033

Goodsir, S M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775

Goossens, M1.0120

Gopal, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gorbunov, P3.0900 3.1580

Gorchakov, O E3.0105 3.1766

Gordeev, A3.1265 3.1534

Gordon, H A3.1534

Goret, B3.1352 3.1507

Gorin, A3.0483 3.1261

Gorine, A M

3.1172

Gorini, B3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.1466

Gorn, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gorn, W3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Gorodetzky, P3.0106 3.0166 3.0790 3.0793 3.08623.0958

Gorski, B3.0650

Górski, K M3.0034

Górski, M3.0436 3.0554 3.0773 3.1053 3.15943.1604

Gortchakov, O3.0483

Görtz, S3.1031

Gosset, J3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Gössling, C3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Gostkin, M3.1920

Göttlicher, P3.1997

Gouanère, M3.0937 3.1160 3.1598 3.1947

Gouchtchine, E3.0112

Goudsmit, P3.0785

Goulas, I3.0594

Gourber, J P3.1737

Gourber-Pace, M3.1203

Govi, G3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.1918

Goy, C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Grabiec, P3.0462

Grabit, R3.0042 3.0063 3.0292 3.1231 3.12323.1387

Grabskii, V3.0716 3.1534

Gracco, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gracia, G3.0385 3.0685 3.0922 3.1031

Graciani, R3.1997

Grafström, P3.0099 3.0245 3.1150 3.1328 3.13293.1371

Grah, C3.0633 3.0634

Graham, K3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Grahl, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10363.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Gramatica, F3.1400

Grams, M2.0117

Granata, V3.0246 3.0247 3.0364 3.0851 3.1448

Grandi, C3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1856 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Granier de Cassagnac, R2.0120 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Grant, A3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Grant, I S3.0168 3.1197 3.1206

Gras, J J3.0056 3.0177 3.1239 3.1240

Grässer, M L3.1657

Grassi, P A3.1174

Grassi, T3.0072 3.1309

Grasso, A3.0108 3.0606 3.1766

Grasso, D3.1705

Gratchev, V3.1265 3.1471

Grau, S3.0236

Graudenz, D3.0867

Graugès, E3.0194 3.0438 3.0486 3.0616 3.07163.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1534 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Graziani, E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Graziani, G3.0937 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.15983.1947

Grazzini, M3.0541 3.0821 3.1412

Grebieszkow, J3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Greco, M3.1421

Green, C3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Green, D3.0033 3.0723

Green, M B3.0955 3.1928

Green, M G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769



3.1775 3.1789

Green, P3.0137

Green, P W3.1879

Greenall, A3.0320 3.0327 3.0410 3.1495

Greenhalgh, B3.0683

Greening, T C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Grégoire, G3.0038 3.0235 3.0260 3.0900 3.1736

Gregor, I M3.0633 3.0634 3.1447 3.1674

Gregori, A3.0655

Gregorio, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0880 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1851

Gregory, E3.0725

Grella, G3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1196 3.13653.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Grenier, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Grenier, P3.0716 3.1534

Greub, C3.0704

Grévy, S3.0006 3.1148

Grewal, A S2.0038

Grichine, V M3.1832

Grichkevitch, Y3.1758

Grieco, G M3.0371

Grier, D

3.1404

Grieser, M3.0036 3.1740

Griesmayer, E3.0021

Grigorian, A A3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0673 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Grigoriev, E3.0247 3.0364 3.0372 3.0462 3.06303.0851 3.1411 3.1448 3.1505 3.1772

Grigoriev, E A3.0900

Grigson, C3.1495

Grillet, J P3.0033

Grillo, A3.0446 3.1172 3.1385 3.1450

Grillo, A A3.0410 3.0452 3.1278

Grillo, F3.0701

Grimaldi, A3.0881 3.1352

Grimm, H J3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Grimm, O3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gris, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Grivaz, J F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Gröbner, O1.0118 3.0181 3.0508 3.0529 3.09183.1509

Grohmann, S3.0650

Gromov, V3.0635

Grosdidier, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Gross, E3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1395 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Grosse-Perdekamp, M3.1031

Grossheim, A3.0116

Grossiord, J Y3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Grossman, Y3.0358

Grote, H3.0180

Grote, J3.0097

Gruber, P3.0169

Gruhn, C R3.1465 3.1527

Grunberg, G3.1319

Grünewald, M W3.0487 3.0582 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.17973.1931

Grunhaus, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Grupen, C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Grussenmeyer, P3.0051

Gruwé, M3.0017 3.0260 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Grzelak, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0576 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Grzywacz, R3.0683

Gu, J3.1542

Gu, W H3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Guagnelli, M3.1519 3.1942

Guaita, P3.1856

Guaraldo, C3.0105 3.0108 3.0483 3.1766

Guarino, F3.1172

Guarrasi, L3.1401

Guber, F F3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Gubser, S S3.0346 3.1518

Guchait, M3.1658

Guedon, M3.1381

Guérin, J3.1825

Guerra, C3.0574

Guerzoni, M3.1273

Guglielmi, A M3.0937 3.1282 3.1598 3.1947

Guichard, A3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755



Guicheney, C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Guida, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1377 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Guida, R3.1672

Guignard, G1.0008 1.0015 3.0094 3.0264 3.02653.0267 3.0587 3.1098 3.1115 3.11513.1576

Guillaud, J P3.0106 3.0166 3.0793 3.0862 3.0958

Guillaume, G3.0428

Guillaume, J C3.0237

Guillet, J P3.1412

Guilloux, G3.1381 3.1840

Gulamov, K G3.0097

Gulda, K3.0168 3.0390 3.1197 3.1206 3.1783

Guler, M3.1196

Gulino, M3.0439 3.1365 3.1662 3.1911

Gulkanian, H R3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Gulmini, M3.0578 3.1467

Gumenyuk, S A3.1273

Günaydin, M3.0687 3.1941 3.1962

Gund, C3.0302 3.1560

Gund, L3.1317

Gundlfinger, K3.0889

Gunnlaugsson, H P3.0534

Günther, J2.0004 3.0020

Günther, M3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Gunther, P O3.1002 3.1038 3.1414 3.1424 3.16163.1908 3.1995

Gupta, S K3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Gupta, V K3.0097 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gurtu, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1492 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gusev, Yu I3.0627

Gushchin, E T3.1172

Guskov, B3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Guss, C M3.1026

Gustafsson, H Å3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Gustavino, C3.1172

Gutay, L J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Gutbrod, H H3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Gutleber, J2.0079 3.0282 3.0284 3.0292 3.06993.1476 3.1688 3.1690

Guy, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554

3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Guy, L3.0154 3.0198

Guyot, C3.0453

Guz, Yu3.0010 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.07183.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.12733.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Guzik, G3.1118

Guzik, Z3.1569

Gyr, M3.1985

Gys, T3.0672 3.0919 3.1245 3.1271 3.12763.1307 3.1485

Haag, C3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.1593 3.16033.1930 3.1979

Haarmann, M2.0035

Haas, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Haas, H3.0944 3.0945 3.1019

Habenicht, S3.0497

Haber, C3.0446 3.0452 3.1278

Haber, H E3.1818

Haberichter, W N3.1403

Habs, D3.1560 3.1740 3.1854

Hackmann, R3.0019 3.1786

Haddock, R P3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Haft, K3.1031

Hagebø, E3.0168 3.1197 3.1206

Hagedorn, D3.0814 3.1397

Hagel, J3.0094 3.0267 3.1115

Hagelberg, R3.1036 3.1625 3.1625

Hagen, P3.1139

Hagner, C3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Hahn, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Hahn, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1161 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Haider, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Hajdu, C3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1770 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Hajduk, Z3.0712 3.1758 3.1860

Hakobyan, R S3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Hakopian, H H3.0716 3.1534

Hall, G3.0114 3.0289 3.0291 3.0292 3.03183.0396 3.0462 3.0666 3.0765 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661 3.16753.1676

Hall-Wilton, R3.0372 3.0630 3.1505

Haller, E E3.0098

Haller, T3.0245 3.1371

Hallewell, G3.0372 3.0456 3.0630 3.0650 3.1411



3.1505

Halley, A W3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.12713.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Hallgren, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Hallgren, B I3.0456 3.1118

Halsall, R3.0422 3.0927 3.1313

Hamacher, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1523 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Hamann, J3.0395 3.0789

Hamann, N H3.1028 3.1606

Hamel, L A3.0574

Hamelin, M3.0103 3.1927

Hameri, A P3.0397 3.0402 3.0511 3.1709 3.1896

Hammarström, R3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Hammouti, L3.1079

Han, S3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Han, T3.0480

Hanany, S3.0994

Hancock, S3.0182

Haney, M3.0716 3.1534

Hangarter, K3.0889

Hanke, K3.1921

Hanke, P3.0141 3.0194 3.0486 3.0537 3.06163.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040

3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1777 3.1789

Hanlon, M3.0462 3.0808

Hannawald, M3.0391 3.1644

Hannestad, S3.1946

Hans, O3.1924

Hansen, A3.0294

Hansen, A G3.0103 3.0104 3.0445 3.1752 3.1927

Hansen, F3.1036

Hansen, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Hansen, J B3.0194 3.0486 3.0541 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Hansen, J D3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Hansen, J R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Hansen, M3.0615 3.0716

Hansen, O3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.12143.1752 3.1927

Hansen, P H3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Hansen, S3.0640

Hanson, G3.1758

Hanson, G G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585

3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Hansper, G3.0001 3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.10393.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Hansroul, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0483 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Hapke, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Happer, R3.0410

Hara, K3.0240

Hara, T3.1196

Harder, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Harder, M K3.0683

Hardtke, D3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Harel, A3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Hargrove, C K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Harigel, G G

3.0902

Harin-Dirac, M3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Harnew, N3.0418 3.1168 3.1567

Haroutunian, R3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08893.0896 3.0958 3.1755

Harper, R3.0240 3.0541

Harper, R S3.1495

Harris, D A3.0169

Harris, F3.0928

Harris, F J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Harris, J W3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Harris, P G3.0784 3.1606

Harrison, K3.0375 3.1008

Hart, P3.1326

Hart, P A3.1033

Hart, R3.1266 3.1267

Hartjes, F3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Hartley, J3.1313

Hartmann, C3.0466 3.1004 3.1033 3.1581 3.16353.1780

Hartmann, F J3.0829 3.0894

Harton, J L3.1036

Haruyama, T3.1383 3.1904



Harvey, J3.0194 3.0333 3.0385 3.0486 3.06163.0685 3.0922 3.0928 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1522 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1951

Hasan, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Hasegawa, T3.1031

Hasegawa, Y3.0154 3.0198 3.0369 3.0389 3.04053.0642

Haselden, A3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Hasenbalg, F3.0807

Haseroth, H3.0235 3.0612 3.1191 3.1736 3.1922

Hass, M3.1019

Hasuko, K3.0120 3.0369 3.0642 3.1757

Hatley, R3.0537 3.1777

Hatziangeli, E3.0316

Hatzifotiadou, D3.0461 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1068 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1759 3.1797

Hauff, D3.0413

Hauffe, J3.0784

Haug, F3.0143 3.0231 3.0740

Hauge, N3.0974

Hauke, A3.1002 3.1038 3.1414 3.1424 3.16163.1908 3.1995

Hauler, F3.0247 3.0364 3.0462 3.0718 3.08103.1448 3.1979

Hauschild, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Hauser, J3.1229 3.1356

Hauser, M3.0807 3.1997

Hauser, R3.1577

Hausmann, J C3.1310

Hautle, P3.1031

Hautmann, F3.0720

Hauviller, C1.0018

Haverkamp, M3.0608

Hawkes, C M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1524 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Hawkings, R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Hawkins, D3.1265

Hay, B3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Hayano, H3.1504

Hayano, R S3.0829 3.0894

Hayashi, N3.1031

Hayes, D3.1883

Hayes, M E3.0735

Hayes, O J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Hayler, T3.0650

Hayman, P J3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Haynes, W J3.0422 3.1313

Haywood, S3.0541

Haywood, S J3.1036

Hazen, E S3.0454

He, H3.1040

He, K3.0785

Heath, G P3.0662

Hebbeker, T3.0289 3.0318 3.0487 3.0721 3.07653.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1162 3.12743.1423 3.1442 3.1443 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16613.1671 3.1797

Hebrard, C2.0069 3.0716 3.1534

Hébrard, L3.0428

Hecquet, J3.0062

Hedberg, M3.1387

Hedberg, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1850 3.1930 3.1979

Heemskerk, M3.0564

Heering, A3.0370

Hegarty, S1.0060

Hegyi, S

3.0020 3.0227 3.0352 3.0713

Heidrich, M3.0245 3.1371

Heijne, E H M3.0080 3.0081 3.0394 3.0830 3.08513.0898 3.0919 3.1309 3.1377 3.14483.1454

Heinemann, C3.1965

Heinemeyer, S3.0541 3.0619 3.0988 3.1949

Heinrich, W3.1301

Heinsius, F H3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Heinz, S3.0606

Heinz, U1.0080 3.0193 3.0510 3.0657 3.07823.1184 3.1255 3.1357 3.1943 3.1988

Heinzelmann, M3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1204 3.1786

Heising, S3.0010 3.0247 3.0340 3.0364 3.04363.0443 3.0462 3.0554 3.0718 3.08103.0851 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.14483.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Helleboid, J M3.0636 3.0889

Hellman, S3.0537 3.0716 3.1777 3.1955

Hellwig, P1.0105

Helstrup, H3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Hemingway, R J2.0171 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Hemmer, F3.0137

Henjes, U3.0097

Henkes, T3.0889



Henrard, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Henrichsen, K N3.1001

Henriques, A3.0716 3.1534

Henrist, B3.0529

Henry, M O3.0393

Henry, S3.0050 3.0638 3.1073 3.1460

Henry-Coüannier, F3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1534 3.1866 3.1867

Hensel, C3.1002 3.1038 3.1414 3.1424 3.16163.1908 3.1995

Hepp, V3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Heppe, I2.0161

Herbstrith, A3.0002 3.0013 3.0109 3.0109 3.11373.1204 3.1767

Herfurth, F3.0983 3.0984 3.1460 3.1564

Hérin, J3.0260

Hering, G3.1494

Herman, H J3.1804

Hernández, J J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1557 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Hernández, P3.0169 3.0259 3.0629 3.1128

Hernández, R3.1486 3.1660

Hernandez-Cachero, A3.1343

Hernández-Montoya, R3.1851

Hernando, J3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Herndon, M3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1051 3.1581 3.1620 3.1635 3.1780

Herquet, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Herr, H3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Herr, W3.0219 3.0296 3.0856 3.1974 3.1985

Herrero, M J3.0541

Herten, G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Hertzog, D W3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Hervás, L3.1534

Hervé, A3.0033 3.0275 3.0487 3.0625 3.06963.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.14233.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Hervieu, B3.1001 3.1062 3.1715

Herz, M2.0071 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.01093.0109 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Herzog, R3.0814

Hess, J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10363.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.1629 3.1638

Hess, P3.0106 3.0166 3.0793

Hessey, N P3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.0605 3.1137 3.1204 3.14653.1527 3.1767 3.1786

Hessing, T L

3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930

Hetherington, J P J3.1121

Heuer, D3.0594

Heuer, R D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Heusch, C A3.1031

Heuser, J M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1573 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Heusse, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Heyssler, M3.1890

Hidas, P3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0487 3.0603 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1137 3.1204 3.1423 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1671 3.1767 3.1786 3.1797

Hierck, R H2.0136

Higashi, N3.0087 3.1904

Higo, T3.1504

Higón, E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0716 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1534 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Higuchi, R3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Higueret, S3.0428

Hildreth, M D3.0017 3.0466 3.0564 3.0589 3.0836

3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1205 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1502 3.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Hilke, H J3.1169

Hill, C3.1546

Hill, C E3.0519 3.0612 3.0762 3.1353

Hill, C R1.0090

Hill, J C3.0017 3.0327 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.14953.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Hill, L A3.0020

Hiller, H3.0177

Hiller, K3.0900

Hilleret, N3.0181 3.0525 3.0529 3.0581 3.08173.0901 3.1063 3.1831

Hillier, S J3.0466 3.1033 3.1326 3.1581 3.1780

Hilligsoe, K M3.0049

Hilscher, D3.0390

Hinkelbein, C3.0128 3.1260

Hino, T3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.17853.1790

Hinode, F3.1504

Hinson, W M3.1650

Hippolyte, B3.1381

Hirata, K1.0055

Hirschfelder, J



3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Hirstius, A3.1029

Hlinka, V3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Hoang, A H3.0028 3.0252 3.0426 3.0730

Hobl, A3.1440

Hobson, P R3.0017 3.0466 3.0541 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Hoch, M3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.1051 3.1635

Höcker, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16253.1625 3.1631 3.1635 3.1769 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Hodd, C3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.0109 3.06033.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Hodgson, P N3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1638 3.1775

Hoeck, U3.1539

Hofer, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10443.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Hoffer, M3.0889

Hoffman, C3.0889

Hoffman, K3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616

3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Hoffmann, C3.0959 3.1039 3.1479 3.1625 3.16253.1769 3.1775

Hoffmann, R3.0744

Hofmann, A3.1243

Hofmann, W3.0418

Hofsäss, H C3.0310 3.0847

Hofstaetter, A3.0805

Hogbe-Nlend, F3.0355

Hohne, C3.0227 3.0713 3.1756

Høimyr, N3.1896

Hojda, M3.1230

Holbrook, B3.1264

Holder, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Holl, P3.1494

Hollander, R W3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Hölldorfer, F2.0014 3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.10393.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.1638 3.1775

Hollik, W3.0541 3.0619 3.0988 3.1884

Holme, A K3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Holmes-Siedle, A3.0462

Holmgren, S O3.0010 3.0147 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0716 3.0718 3.0810 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1534 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Holmstrom, J3.0511

Holt, P J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554

3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Holtman, K2.0145 3.0204 3.0382

Holtom, E3.0556

Holtzhaussen, C3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.0109 3.11373.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Holy, P2.0092 3.1399 3.1400

Holzer, B E3.1927

Holzer, E B3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.1752

Holzhaussen, C3.0002

Holzner, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Homenko, S3.1922

Homer, R J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08523.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.14473.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.16743.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18353.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Homma, K3.0120

Hong, B H3.0179

Hong, S J3.0179

Honkanen, J A3.0003 3.0441 3.1065 3.1442 3.1661

Honma, A K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Hoogland, W2.0173

Hoorani, H

3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Hoorelbeke, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Höpfner, K3.0260

Hori, M3.0894

Horikawa, N3.1031

Horisberger, R3.0462 3.1473

Hornshøj, P3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0441 3.10653.1148

Hornsveld, E M3.1318

Hornung, M3.1278

Horstmann, D3.1997

Hörtnagl, C2.0070 3.1577

Horváth, D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0829 3.08363.0894 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Horváth, I L3.0274 3.0625 3.1059 3.1386 3.1964

Hosek, R3.0483

Hoshino, K3.1196

Hossain, K R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Hostachy, J Y3.1534 3.1647



Hou, S R3.0079 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Houart, L3.0200 3.1574 3.1936

Houdayer, A3.0853

Houlden, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Hoummada, A3.1534

Hourican, M3.1164

Howard, R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Hrisoho, A3.0668

Hristov, V3.0994

Hrivnacova, I3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Hrubec, J3.0010 3.0289 3.0318 3.0340 3.03723.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.0630 3.07183.0765 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1162 3.1274 3.1411 3.1442 3.14433.1505 3.1532 3.1589 3.1593 3.16033.1604 3.1661 3.1930 3.1979

Hu, C3.1381

Hu, H3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Hu, L3.0384

Hu, Y3.0023 3.0428 3.0809 3.0959 3.10173.1023 3.1048 3.1423 3.1479 3.15823.1586 3.1605

Hu-Guo, C3.0023 3.0959 3.1479

Huang, C Y3.1195

Huang, I3.0020

Huang, W3.0241 3.0242 3.1141

Huang, X3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0785 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Hubaut, F3.0799

Hubbard, D3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Hubbard, E3.0245 3.1371

Huber, G3.0302 3.0859 3.0861 3.1221 3.15643.1565 3.1702

Huber, M1.0081 3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.08103.1014 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Huber, S J3.0357

Hubert, G3.0883

Hübner, K1.0015

Huck, A3.0005 3.0398 3.0683 3.0893

Hudgson, V L2.0104

Huet, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930

Huet, M3.0139 3.1534

Hugentobler, E3.0166

Hugging, F3.0412

Hughes, G3.0194 3.0462 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Hughes, G J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053

3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Hughes, I S3.1036

Hughes Jones, R3.1577

Hughes, S A3.1606

Hughes, V W3.1031

Hühn, T3.1625 3.1625

Huhtinen, M3.0289 3.0318 3.0332 3.0462 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1452 3.16613.1675 3.1677

Huikari, J3.0893

Hultqvist, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0342 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Humanic, T J3.0103 3.0104 3.0210 3.0294 3.03413.0445 3.1752 3.1927

Hummel, P3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Humpston, G3.0919

Hundzinger, D3.0464

Hüntemeyer, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Hurst, P3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Hurst, R B3.0245 3.0375 3.1008 3.1371

Hurth, T3.0704 3.0705 3.1174

Husmann, D3.0141 3.1777

Huss, D2.0064 3.0439 3.0557 3.0636 3.07833.0889 3.1377 3.1379 3.1753 3.1911

Husson, D

3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Hussonnois, M3.0594

Huston, J3.0716 3.1412 3.1534

Hutchcroft, D E3.0194 3.0486 3.0964 3.1010 3.10333.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.16383.1775

Hutchins, S3.0264 3.0404 3.1288

Huth, J3.0454

Hüttmann, K3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Huyse, M3.0005 3.0171 3.0860 3.0861 3.1560

Hwang, H3.1524

Hyett, N3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Iacopini, E3.0937 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.15983.1947

Iancu, E3.1965

Iaselli, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1110 3.12773.1401 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1672 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Iashvili, I2.0154 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Iazzi, F3.0105 3.1766

Ibáñez, L E3.1984

Ibarra, A3.0989 3.1236

Ibrahim, F3.0883

Ichimiya, R3.0369 3.0642

Iconomidou-Fayard, L



3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Idzik, M3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0880 3.08963.0958 3.1755 3.1851

Ielapi, G2.0051

Iengo, P3.0154 3.0198

Igo, G3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1031

Igo-Kemenes, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Iida, M3.1904

Ijspeert, A3.0420 3.0670 3.0671 3.0974

Ikeno, M3.0120 3.0369 3.0642

Ilie, S3.0184 3.0650 3.1825

Iliescu, M A3.0483

Iliev, B Z3.0960

Ilin, V A3.1412

Ilinov, A S3.0390

Illana, J I3.1884

Ilschner, B1.0019

Ilyashenko, Yu S3.0462

Imai, T3.1504

Imbault, D3.1534

Imbert, P3.1446

Imbruglia, A3.1455

Imrie, D C3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035

3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Inaba, S3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.17853.1790

Ingram, M R3.1033

Ingram, Q3.0278

Innocente, V3.0415 3.1042 3.1207

Inoue, I3.0457

Inuzuka, M3.1997

Inyakin, A V3.1160

Iorgov, N Z3.1934

Ippolitov, M3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1290 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Ischebeck, R3.0889

Ishii, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Ishii, Y3.1196

Ishikawa, T3.0659 3.0894 3.1931

Ishimoto, S3.1031

Isnard, C3.1170

Ita, H3.0709

Itoh, K3.1222

Iuvino, G3.0528

Ivaniouchenkov, Y3.0494

Ivanov, A

3.0462

Ivanov, M3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Ivanyushenkov, Yu3.0716 3.1534

Iverson, R3.1504

Ivochkin, V G3.1758

Iwansky, W3.1118

Iwasaki, H3.0120 3.0642

Iwata, T3.0588 3.1031

Iwata, Y3.0240

Jabitski, M3.0483

Jacak, B V3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Jacholkowska, A3.0154 3.0159 3.0194 3.0198 3.04863.0616 3.0769 3.0923 3.0934 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1731 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1903

Jacholkowski, A3.0439 3.0557 3.0585 3.0783 3.09193.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1596 3.16623.1706 3.1753 3.1784 3.1785 3.17903.1911

Jack, M3.1931

Jackson, J N3.0010 3.0320 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Jackson, S3.1279

Jacob, F R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Jacob, M1.0081

Jacobs, C3.0282 3.0284 3.0699 3.1476 3.1688

3.1690

Jacobs, P3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Jacobsen, R3.1036

Jacobsen, R G1.0048

Jacobsen, T3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.17853.1790

Jacobsson, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979 3.1998

Jacot, C3.0127

Jacotin, M3.0050 3.0638 3.1073

Jacquemyns, Y3.0702 3.1368

Jacquier, Y3.1534

Jadach, S1.0066 3.0626 3.0823 3.1091 3.10923.1323 3.1324 3.1331 3.1931

Jading, Y3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0441 3.07663.0893 3.1148 3.1221 3.1702

Jaeger, J J3.0919

Jaffe, A H3.0271 3.0994 3.1668

Jaffe, D E3.1625 3.1625

Jagielski, S3.1758

Jahnke, U3.0390

Jain, A3.0753

Jakobs, K3.0194 3.0486 3.0537 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1777 3.1789 3.1955

Jakobsson, B3.0097

Jalocha, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604



3.1930 3.1979

James, F1.0006 1.0115 3.0839

Jamnik, D3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Janik, M3.1381

Janik, R3.0010 3.0020 3.0227 3.0340 3.04363.0443 3.0554 3.0713 3.0718 3.08103.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Janos, S3.0246 3.0247 3.0364 3.0807 3.08513.1448

Janot, P1.0065 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1613 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Jansen, H3.1084

Jansen, K3.0259 3.0629 3.1519 3.1942

Jansson, A2.0049 3.1669

Jarlskog, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Jarlskog, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Järrendahl, K3.0847

Jarron, P3.0080 3.0081 3.0221 3.0394 3.04103.0446 3.0452 3.0898 3.1076 3.13093.1385 3.1450 3.1454 3.1455

Jarry, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Jastrzebski, J3.0390

Jatkar, D P3.1171

Jawahery, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035

3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Jaworski, M3.0273 3.0288

Jayananda, K3.0537 3.1777

Jayanti, R3.0103 3.0294 3.0445 3.1752 3.1927

Jean-Marie, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Jeanneau, F3.0636 3.0889

Jeanneret, J B3.0308 3.0573 3.0822

Jeans, D3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10143.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Jeffreys, P W3.1033

Jegerlehner, F1.0101

Jeitler, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Jenkes, K2.0169

Jenkovszky, L L3.0297

Jenni, O1.0030

Jenni, P1.0029 1.0033

Jensen, E3.0264 3.1404

Jensen, F3.0042 3.0063 3.1231 3.1232 3.1387

Jensen, L3.0637

Jensen, P H1.0045

Jenssen, B W3.0347

Jeremie, H3.0017 3.0322 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581

3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Jericha, E3.0021

Jeudy, V3.1195

Jézéquel, S3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1534 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1638 3.1775

Jicong, S3.0703

Jimack, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.12233.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Jimenez de Parga, A3.0471

Jiménez, J M3.1831

Jiménez, M3.0581

Jin, B N3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Jin, L H3.1504

Jin, S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Jobe, K3.1504

Jobez, J P3.0111 3.1269

Johanek, V3.1193

Johansen, L G3.1495

Johansson, E3.1534

Johansson, E K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053

3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Johansson, T3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

John, M J3.1345

John, M J J3.0641

John, P3.0357

Johnsen, K1.0075

Johnson, C3.1151

Johnson, R P3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1629 3.17693.1789

Johnstone, C3.0521

Jokinen, A3.0003 3.0005 3.0032 3.0398 3.04413.0683 3.0893 3.1065

Joly, A3.1033

Joly, C3.0365

Jon-And, K3.0147 3.0360 3.0490 3.0716 3.08693.1013 3.1305 3.1534 3.1866 3.1867

Jones, B K3.0462

Jones, C R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Jones, F W3.1165

Jones, G3.0439 3.1033

Jones, G T3.0067 3.0557 3.0783 3.1142 3.13653.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Jones, K L3.0683

Jones, L3.0291 3.1675 3.1676

Jones, L L3.0114



Jones, L T3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1638 3.1775

Jones, L W1.0075 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Jones, M3.1033

Jones, O R3.0261 3.0637 3.1279

Jones, P G3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Jones, R3.0113 3.0137 3.0154 3.0198 3.12663.1267 3.1389 3.1478 3.1524 3.15343.1689 3.1957

Jones, R T3.1606

Jones, R W L3.0096 3.0132 3.0194 3.0486 3.06163.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1978

Jones, T3.0327 3.0650 3.0784

Jones, T J3.0320

Jonker, M3.0906 3.1246 3.1711

Jonson, B3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0302 3.04413.1065 3.1148 3.1562 3.1563 3.1765

Jonsson, O3.1221 3.1702

Jonsson, O C3.1462

Jonsson, P3.0010

Jönsson, P E3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.07183.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Joos, M3.0355 3.0389 3.0580

Joosb, M3.1961

Joram, C3.0010 3.0111 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0458 3.0460 3.0554 3.0718 3.0774

3.0810 3.0882 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1252 3.1289 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Jordung, U3.1343

Josa-Mutuberria, I3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Joseph, C3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Joshi, A3.0630

Jost, B3.0194 3.0385 3.0486 3.0616 3.06853.0922 3.0928 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1475 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Jost, U3.1033

Jöstlein, H3.1026

Jouan, D3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Jousset, J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Jovanovic, P3.0017 3.0067 3.0439 3.0466 3.05893.0836 3.0852 3.0899 3.1002 3.10043.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1142 3.13263.1365 3.1377 3.1414 3.1424 3.14473.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.16623.1674 3.1700 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1835 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Jowett, J1.0055 3.0219

Juget, F R3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Juillard, M3.0757

Juillot, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.0889 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Jundt, F3.0428 3.1840

Jung, C3.1494

Jung, R3.0056 3.0175 3.0177 3.0550 3.12393.1240 3.1344 3.1831

Jung, T2.0086

Jungermann, L3.0010 3.0247 3.0364 3.0443 3.04623.0718 3.0810 3.0851 3.1014 3.14483.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Junghans, A R3.1462

Junghans, S3.0889

Junk, T R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Junquera, T3.0365 3.1136

Jurkiewicz, P3.1860

Jusko, A3.0067 3.0212 3.0439 3.1142 3.13653.1377 3.1662

Juste, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0716 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1534 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775

Juster, F P3.0592 3.1001 3.1715 3.1833

Kabana, S3.0106 3.0166 3.0793

Kabuss, E M3.1031

Kachanov, V A3.0627 3.1377

Kachelhoffer, T3.1040 3.1377

Kachelriess, M3.0873 3.1811

Kadi, Y3.0594

Kadija, K3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Kadlec, J3.0650

Kado, M3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Kagan, A L3.1415

Kagan, H3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Kagaya, M3.1504

Kageya, T3.1031

Kahle, K3.1720

Kahniashvili, T3.1849

Kaimi, K3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.1752

Kainer, K U3.0807

Kajantie, K3.1200 3.1721

Kakurin, S3.0716 3.1534

Kalashnikova, Y S3.0780

Kalbreier, W3.1427

Kalechofsky, H3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Kalinina, N3.0483

Kalinovskaya, L3.1931

Kalinowski, J3.0769 3.0934

Kalinowsky, H3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Kalk, J3.1412

Kallosh, R3.0203 3.1104 3.1816 3.1819 3.1823

Kaltchev, D Yu3.0822 3.1087 3.1233

Kalter, A3.1150 3.1328 3.1329



Kalteyer, B3.0019 3.1786

Kamada, S3.1504

Kamber, I3.0404

Kamermans, R3.0007 3.0305 3.0439 3.0547 3.13653.1500 3.1597 3.1662 3.1935

Kaminski, A3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0765 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661 3.1676

Kaminski, R3.0677

Kammel, P3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Kammle, B3.0019 3.1767 3.1786

Kampert, K H3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Kamrad, D3.0998 3.0999 3.1024 3.1032 3.10373.1587 3.1591 3.1599 3.1601 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Kanaya, N3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Kandasamy, A3.1265 3.1471

Kandus, A3.0354

Kaneta, M3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Kania, D3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Kano, H3.0369 3.0642

Kantserov, V A3.1172

Kanygina, E K3.0097

Kanzaki, J I3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1770 3.1782 3.1795

3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Kaplan, J3.0062

Kaplon, J3.0082 3.0372 3.0410 3.0446 3.04523.0630 3.1268 3.1278 3.1370 3.13853.1411 3.1450 3.1472 3.1505 3.1981

Kapp, M R3.0889

Kappertz, S3.0049 3.1020

Kapusta, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.0811 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Kapusta, J I3.1123

Karabova, M3.0097

Karadzhev, K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Karafasoulis, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Karaiskos, P3.0594

Karapetian, G V3.0017 3.0716 3.0899 3.1002 3.10353.1038 3.1045 3.1414 3.1424 3.16163.1631 3.1908 3.1995

Karapetian, V V3.1839

Karavitcheva, T L3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Kärcher, K3.0889

Karev, A G3.1031

Karimäki, V3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Karl, C3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Karlen, D3.1780

Karlen, D A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899

3.0904 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Karliner, M3.0715

Karmarkar, M3.0670

Karpinski, W3.1281

Karpio, K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Karppinen, M3.0420 3.0670 3.0671 3.0974

Karpukhin, A V3.0820

Karpukhin, V3.0483

Karsch, F3.1355

Karst, P3.1089 3.1534

Kartvelishvili, V G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1524 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Karyukhin, A N3.0716 3.1273 3.1534

Kasahara, K3.0164

Kasatkin, V A3.0607

Kasemann, M3.1036 3.1997

Kashiwagi, S3.1504

Kashiwagi, T3.0943

Kass, R3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Kasser, A3.1032

Kataev, A L3.1412

Katko, G3.0049 3.1020

Kato, K3.1412

Kato, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Katori, Y3.0369 3.0642

Katsanevas, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Katsoufis, E C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Kaufmann, R3.1727

Kaur, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Kautzsch, T3.0391

Kavalov, R L3.1172

Kawagoe, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Kawamoto, T3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Kawamura, T3.1196

Kayal, P I2.0178 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995



Kaye, A3.0083

Kayumov, F F3.1172

Kazakov, V A3.0379

Kazarov, A3.1266 3.1267

Keeler, R K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Keemer, N R3.1036

Keener, P T3.0801 3.1758

Kees, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1597 3.1935

Kehagias, A A3.0465 3.0598

Keil, E3.0679 3.0798

Keil, M3.0190 3.1308 3.1310

Keim, M3.0049 3.1012 3.1020 3.1487

Kekelidze, V3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Keller, M3.0141 3.1777

Keller, N3.0245 3.1371

Keller, S3.1412

Kellerbauer, A3.1460

Kellogg, R G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1442 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1661 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Kelly, M S3.1015 3.1039 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1769 3.1775

Kelsall, N

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Kemmer, J3.0413

Kennedy, B W3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Kennedy, J3.0194 3.1040

Kenyon, I R3.0852 3.1447 3.1835

Képinski, J F3.0050 3.0638 3.1073

Keränen, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Kerby, J3.0088 3.0622 3.1060 3.1435 3.14393.1441 3.1497 3.1776

Kerek, A3.1540

Kerley, G R3.1335

Kernel, G3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10143.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Kersevan, B P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Kersten, S3.0456

Kesseler, G3.1150

Kessler, H J3.1031

Kester, O3.0302 3.0986 3.1560 3.1740 3.18543.1963

Ketel, T J3.1031 3.1971

Ketterer, C3.1278

Kettle, P R3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Ketzer, B3.0829 3.0894

Khan, R A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Khanna, F C1.0003

Khanov, A I3.0293

Kharchilava, A I3.0198

Kharlamov, S P3.0097

Kharlov, Yu V3.0651

Kharmandarian, L2.0063

Kharzeev, D E3.0715

Khaustov, G V3.0585 3.1160 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Khein, L A3.1997

Khodjamirian, A3.0154 3.1420

Khokhlov, Yu A3.0718 3.0810 3.1534 3.1593 3.16033.1979

Khomenko, B A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Khomenko, S3.0235 3.1736

Khovanskii, N N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Khovanskii, V D3.0900

Khoze, V A3.1687 3.1890

Khristov, P Z3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Khubua, J3.1534

Kiel, T3.0019 3.1786

Kienzle-Focacci, M N3.0487 3.0566 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1294 3.1423 3.1530 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1671 3.1797

Kierstead, J A3.0118 3.0134 3.1827

Kierzkowski, K3.1474

Kiesling, C3.1122

Kiiskinen, A P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Kikuchi, J3.0943

Kikuchi, K3.1383

Kile, J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10363.1040 3.1583 3.1629 3.1638 3.1789

Kilian, K3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Kim, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Kim, D C3.1196

Kim, D H3.0017 3.0487 3.0589 3.0721 3.08363.0899 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.10023.1004 3.1009 3.1024 3.1025 3.10293.1032 3.1035 3.1037 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1587 3.1588 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1608 3.16093.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1622 3.16313.1635 3.1636 3.1671 3.1770 3.17823.1795 3.1797 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Kim, D W3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Kim, E3.1504

Kim, H3.0305 3.1036 3.1500 3.1597 3.1935



Kim, H Y3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Kim, J K3.0179 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Kim, K3.1504

Kim, M3.1504

Kim, S C3.0487 3.0721 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Kim, S J3.0179

Kim, T3.1460

Kim, Y J3.0179

Kim, Y U3.0179

Kimura, N3.1904

Kind, P3.0456

King, B J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

King, Q3.0464

Kinnison, J D3.1960

Kinnunen, R3.1057

Kinson, J3.0439

Kinson, J B3.0067 3.0557 3.0585 3.0783 3.11423.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1596 3.16623.1706 3.1753 3.1784 3.1785 3.17903.1911

Kinvig, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604

3.1930 3.1979

Kipnis, I3.0446

Kiprich, S K3.1975

Kirby, G3.0334

Kirby, G A3.0407 3.0408

Kircher, F3.0033 3.0625 3.1654

Kirk, A3.0067 3.0512 3.0585 3.1142 3.11443.1157 3.1377 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Kirk, J3.1033 3.1326

Kirkby, J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Kirsanov, M M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Kirsch, M3.1028

Kirsebom, K3.1606

Kirstein, P1.0058

Kiryanin, A3.1725

Kiryluk, J3.1031

Kiryushin, I3.1031

Kiselev, Yu F3.1031

Kishi, A3.1031

Kisiel, J3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Kisielewski, B3.1860

Kiss, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591

3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Kiss, T3.0069

Kitis, G3.0594

Kittel, W3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1102 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Kjaer, N J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Klapdor-Kleingrothaus, H V1.0086

Klapisch, R3.0594

Klapp, O3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Klasen, M3.1372 3.1412

Klechneva, T Yu3.0627

Klein, A3.1012

Klein, H3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Klein, K3.1002 3.1038 3.1424 3.1616 3.19083.1995

Kleinfelder, S A3.0630

Kleinknecht, K3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1150 3.13283.1329 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Kleiss, R H P1.0050

Klem, J T3.1985

Klemm, A3.1220

Klempt, E2.0071 2.0185 3.0002 3.0013 3.00193.0109 3.0109 3.0603 3.1137 3.12043.1767 3.1786

Klempt, W3.0439 3.0607 3.0919 3.1365 3.13773.1662

Klereborn, J3.0147

Klier, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Klimenko, K G3.0972 3.0973

Klimentov, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Klimov, O3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Klingenberg, R3.0106 3.0166 3.0793

Klioukhine, V I3.0033 3.0625

Kloos, S3.0049

Klostermann, L3.1031

Kloukinas, K3.0022 3.0035 3.0078 3.0080 3.03943.1309 3.1454 3.1649 3.1673

Klovning, A3.1273 3.1290

Kluberg, L1.0080 3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.08633.0896 3.0958 3.1755

Kluge, A3.0072 3.0613 3.1787

Kluge, E E3.0141 3.0194 3.0486 3.0537 3.06163.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1777 3.1789

Kluge, H J3.0638 3.0983 3.0984 3.1460

Kluit, P M



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Klumb, F3.0051

Kluson, J3.0483

Kluth, S3.0466 3.1004 3.1033 3.1419 3.15813.1635 3.1780

Klyukhin, V3.1534

Knack, S3.0393

Knapp, E A3.1160

Knaus, P3.0186 3.1399 3.1400

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Kneur, J L3.0249

Kniegl, G3.0658

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Knöpfle, K T3.0372 3.0418 3.1505

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Kobayashi, M3.0260 3.0483 3.0943 3.1196 3.1261

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Kobes, R3.0657

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Kodama, K3.0368

Kodys, P3.1278

Koene, B3.1241

Koeper, B3.1662

Koetke, D S3.0466 3.1004 3.1033 3.1581 3.16353.1780

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Kofman, L A3.0708

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Kohl, A3.0983 3.0984 3.1460

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Kolachev, G3.1534

Kolb, B W3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Kolb, P F3.0782

Kolb, R1.0104

Kolesnikov, V I3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

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Kolya, S3.1577

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Kopikov, S V3.0716 3.1534

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Korhonen, J3.1990

Korhonen, T T3.1504

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Kortus, J

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Korznik, M3.1578

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Kostov, I K3.0379

Kostrikov, M3.1534

Kostyukhin, V3.0010 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.07183.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Kotaka, Y3.1196

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Kovalenko, A D3.0097

Kovalenko, V E3.1093

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Kovchegov, Yu V3.1940

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Koziol, H3.0172 3.0173

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Kramberger, G3.0082 3.0189 3.0410 3.0462 3.05153.1268 3.1450 3.1472

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Krasnov, S A3.0097

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Krauth, M3.0889

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Kremp, J3.0889

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Krietenstein, B3.0755

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Krivokhizhin, V3.1031

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Kronkvist, I J3.1273

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Kryshkin, V3.1543

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Kühn, R3.1523

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Kuroda, K I3.0483

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Lakic, B3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Laktineh, I3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024

3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lalak, Z3.0644 3.1808 3.1809

Lalot, M3.0757

Lam, N3.1384

Lamanna, E3.1172

Lamanna, M3.0328 3.1031

Lamanna, P3.0081 3.1309

Lamarina, A3.0786

Lamas-Valverde, J3.0461 3.1068 3.1759

Lami, S3.0716 3.1534

Lamm, M J3.0620 3.0622 3.1060 3.1435 3.14393.1441 3.1497

Lamoine, L3.0963 3.1917

Lamont, M3.0046 3.0178 3.0219 3.0906 3.10113.1246 3.1396 3.1974

Lamonte, P3.0260

Lamour, E3.1460

Lamsa, J W3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lanaro, A3.0105 3.0483 3.1766

Lancaster, M3.1978

Lanceri, L3.1273

Lançon, E3.0194 3.0486 3.0564 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Landaud, G3.0862



Landgraf, U3.1031

Landgrebe, D3.0671

Landi, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Landon, M3.0537

Landon, M P J3.1777

Landsman, H Yu3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Landsteiner, K3.0575

Landua, R1.0025 1.0026 3.0002 3.0013 3.00193.0109 3.0109 3.1137 3.1204 3.17673.1786

Lane, D W3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lane, J3.1883

Langbein, I3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Lange, A E3.0994

Langedrag, K3.0456

Langefeld, P3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1594 3.1604

Langouche, G3.0561 3.0897

Lankford, A3.1265

Lankford, A J3.0447

Lanni, F3.0243

Lanske, D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Lany, S3.0395 3.0789

Lanza, A3.0528 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Lanzieri, C3.1173

Lapin, V3.0010 3.0436 3.0443 3.0716 3.07183.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1534 3.15893.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Laponche, B1.0045

Lapshine, V3.0483

Lara, V3.1322

Lariccia, P3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Larionova, V G3.0097

Larios, F3.0089

Laritchev, A3.1758

Larsson, L3.0608

Laserre, T2.0121

Lasiuk, B3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Lassalle, J C3.1377

Lassausaie, R3.0076

Lassila-Perini, K M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Last, I3.0385 3.0685 3.0922

Last, J

3.0083

Latorre, D3.1825

Latronico, L3.0292 3.0756 3.1735

Lauber, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Lauber, J A3.0362

Lauckner, R3.0888

Laugier, D3.1266 3.1267

Laugier, I3.0581

Laugier, J P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lauhakangas, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Laurelli, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Laurent, J M3.0181 3.0529 3.1101

Laurikainen, P3.0998 3.0999 3.1032 3.1037 3.15873.1591 3.1599 3.1601 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lauro, A3.1172

Lautenschlager, S R3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1051 3.1581 3.1635 3.1780

Laveder, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Laverriere, G3.1118

Lavorato, A3.0998 3.0999 3.1032 3.1037 3.15873.1591 3.1599 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Lawson, I3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Layda, T3.0900

Layter, J G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Lazarev, V3.0607

Lazeyras, P3.1036

Lazic, D3.0466 3.0836 3.1004 3.1033 3.10513.1581 3.1635 3.1780

Lazinski, T2.0073

Lazzeroni, C3.0375 3.0716 3.1008

Le Blanc, F3.0883

Le Bornec, Y3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Le Cabaret, L3.0883

Le Coroller, A3.1001

Le Coultre, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Le Diberder, F3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1769 3.1789

Le Dortz, O3.0799 3.1534

Le Dû, P3.0139 3.1249

Le Du, Y3.0062



Le Floch, S3.0944 3.0945

Le Flour, T3.0423

Le Gac, R3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1747 3.1748 3.1867

Le Goff, J M3.0423 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1031 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1707 3.1797

Le Gras, M3.0268

Le Meur, J Y3.0151 3.0514 3.1648

Le Naour, C3.0594

Le Pimpec, F2.0060

Le Roux, P1.0002

Le Scornet, G3.0050 3.0638 3.0883 3.1073

Le, T D3.0959 3.1479

Le Van Suu, A3.1534

Learned, J G3.0115 3.0116

Lebeau, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lebedev, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0487 3.0547 3.07163.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.14233.1500 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1597 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.17973.1935

Lebée, G3.0050 3.0638 3.1073

Lebel, C3.0853

Lebrun, P3.0366 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997

3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1222 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Lecomte, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10443.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lecoq, J3.0122 3.1074 3.1746

Lecoq, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0805 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1578 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1730 3.1797

Leder, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.07183.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Lednev, A A3.0585 3.1160 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Lednicky, R3.0483 3.0713

Ledroit, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lee, A M3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1051 3.1326 3.1581 3.1635 3.1780

Lee, A T3.0994

Lee, H J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lee, J K P3.0883

Lee, K S3.0179

Lee, S C3.1195

Lee, S J3.0179

Lee, T3.1504

Lee, T D1.0082

Lee, Y Y3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Lees, J P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Lefébure, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lefebvre, E3.0322 3.1033

Lefebvre, M2.0133 3.0541 3.1534

Lefèvre, F3.1142

Lefèvre, P2.0159

Lefevre, T3.1547

Leflour, T3.1534

Lefrançois, J3.0194 3.0214 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

LeGac, R3.1866

Legrand, J C3.0669

Legrand, P3.1084 3.1925

Lehar, F3.1031

Lehmann, G2.0034 3.0106 3.0355 3.0389 3.05803.1961

Lehraus, I3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Lehto, M H3.0154 3.0194 3.0198 3.0486 3.06163.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1114 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Lei, F3.0961

Leibbrandt, G3.1933

Leibenguth, G3.0194 3.1040

Leike, A3.1931

Leimgruber, F3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Leinonen, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Leins, A3.1002 3.1038 3.1414 3.1424 3.16163.1908 3.1995

Leisos, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Leiste, R3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Leitner, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0716 3.0718 3.0810 3.0919 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1534 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Lekston, J M3.1547

Lellouch, D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Lellouch, L3.0154 3.0259 3.0629 3.0843

Leltchouk, M3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.15343.1725 3.1752

Lemaire, M C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Lemaitre, M



3.0403

Lemaître, V3.0260 3.0900 3.1040

Lemeilleur, F3.0091 3.0462 3.0840 3.1449 3.14523.1456 3.1772

Lemoigne, Y3.0154

Lemonne, J3.0340 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.16043.1930

Lendermann, P3.0260

Lenkeit, B2.0048 3.1494

Lenske, H3.1317

Lenti, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Lenti, V3.0067 3.0439 3.0557 3.0585 3.07833.0919 3.1142 3.1365 3.1377 3.13793.1596 3.1662 3.1706 3.1753 3.17843.1785 3.1790 3.1911

Lenzen, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lenzi, M3.0239 3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Leonardi, E3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Leoni, G3.1163

Leoni, R3.1273

Leontaris, G K3.0250 3.0746 3.0781 3.0803 3.09823.0992 3.1134 3.1146 3.1939

Lepekhin, F G3.0097

Lepeltier, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lerche, W

1.0085 3.0026 3.1215 3.1348 3.13503.1483

Leroy, C2.0062 3.0462 3.0853 3.1093 3.11733.1452 3.1772

Leroy, D3.0409 3.0724

Leroy, O3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Leruste, P3.0483

Lescornet, G3.1560

Lesiak, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lesk, V I3.0843

Lesmond, C3.1436 3.1437 3.1833

Lesniak, L3.0677

Lester, C G3.1058

Letessier-Selvon, A A3.0872

Letessier-Selvon, A E3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Letheren, M F3.0394 3.0462 3.0898

Lethuillier, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lettry, J3.0391 3.0859 3.0860 3.0861 3.08933.1221 3.1462 3.1702

Letts, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Leutz, H3.0672 3.1291 3.1485 3.1992

Lévai, P

3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Levchenko, P M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Levesy, B3.0033 3.0625 3.0628 3.1316 3.1654

Levi-Sandri, P3.0772

Levinson, L3.0017 3.0128 3.0466 3.0589 3.06423.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Levisandri, P3.0483

Levitskaya, O V3.0097

Levtchenko, L A3.0627

Lévy, J M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Lewin, M3.1994

Lewis, R3.1997

Lewitowicz, M3.0683

Li, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797 3.1864

Li, J3.0716 3.1534

Li, Y3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.1265 3.1274

Li, Y X3.0097

Li, Z3.0241 3.0242 3.0247 3.0364 3.04623.0785 3.0851 3.1141 3.1448

Liang, G W3.0241 3.0242 3.1141

Liapis, C

3.1534

Liaud, P3.0958

Libby, J3.0010 3.0154 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Lichard, P3.1140 3.1758

Lichtenstadt, J3.1031

Lidia, S3.1547

Lieb, K P3.0497

Liebig, W3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10143.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Liebisch, R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Lien, J A3.1377

Lietava, R3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Lietti, S M3.1359

Lietzke, A F3.1905

Lievens, P3.0049 3.1012 3.1020

Ligabue, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Ligonzo, T3.0462

Ligun, V3.0805

Likhoded, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1029 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1595 3.1605

Liko, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053



3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Liljeby, L3.1562 3.1563 3.1740

Lillich, J3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1045 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1631 3.1795 3.1868 3.19083.1995

Lim, H3.1997

Lim, I T3.0179

Lim, L K3.0291

Limagne, D3.1195

Limon, P J3.0725 3.1435 3.1439 3.1497

Lin, C H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lin, G L3.1358

Lin, J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Lin, W T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lindahl, A3.1036

Linde, A3.0708 3.1816 3.1819

Linde, F L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lindemann, L3.1997

Lindén, T3.0106 3.0166 3.0793

Lindenhovius, J L H3.1318

Lindenstruth, V3.0879 3.1142

Linder, C3.0633 3.0634

Lindner, M3.1310

Lindner, S3.0393

Lindqvist, T3.1031

Lindroos, M3.0150 3.1019 3.1987

Lindsay, S3.0456 3.0650

Lindström, G3.0462 3.0845 3.1071

Ling, T Y3.1542

Linhart, V3.0462

Linnecar, T3.0797 3.1011 3.1773

Linossier, O3.1534

Linssen, L3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Lion, G3.0111 3.0458 3.0460 3.1289

Lipas, P O3.0893

Lipniacka, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1610 3.1611 3.1930 3.1979

Lippi, I3.0010 3.0161 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0632 3.0718 3.0810 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1856 3.1930 3.1979

Lippich, W3.0900

Lisco, P3.0072

Lishin, V A3.1160 3.1850

Lisi, N3.0038 3.0235 3.1191 3.1736 3.1922

Lissauer, D

3.1534

List, B3.0017 3.0466 3.0470 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Lista, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Litchfield, P J3.0169

Litim, D F3.0524 3.0648

Litke, A M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1551 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Litmaath, M3.1031 3.1990

Litov, L B3.0112

Litovchenko, P3.0462

Littlewood, C3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Liu, D3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10253.1043 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1617 3.16203.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892

Liu, L S3.0097

Liu, R3.1181

Liu, S T3.1275

Liu, W3.0893

Liu, Z A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048

3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ljubicic, A3.0103 3.0104 3.0445 3.0937 3.13523.1598 3.1752 3.1947

Ljubicic, L3.0294

Ljubicic, T3.1927

Ljuslin, C3.0292 3.1118

Lledó, M A3.1699

Llewellyn Smith, C H1.0058 1.0067 1.0108 1.0109

Lloyd, A W3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Lloyd, S L3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Lo Iacono, G3.1839

Lo Nigro, L3.1684

Lo Presti, D3.0244 3.1684

Lo Vetere, M3.1606

Lobashev, V M1.0076

Lobkowicz, F3.1534

Locci, E3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Locher, M P3.0490 3.1305

Löchner, S3.0418

Loconsole, R A



3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1377 3.13793.1753 3.1911

Loddo, F3.0760 3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Lodi-Rizzini, E3.0105 3.0108 3.1766

Loebinger, F K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Loesch, R M3.0660

Loevhoeiden, G3.1377

Löfstedt, B3.0472

Logiudice, A3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Lohmann, K D3.0106 3.0166 3.0793

Lohmann, W3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Löhner, H3.0007 3.0305 3.0435 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Löhr, B3.1997

Loiseau, B3.0776 3.1325

Loiseaux, J M3.0594

Lokajícek, M3.0716 3.1534

Lokanathan, S3.0097

Loken, J G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lokier, J3.0205

Lola, S3.0250 3.1127 3.1134 3.1516 3.18803.1976

Lomakin, Yu F3.0716 3.1534

Lomakina, O V3.0716 3.1534

Lombardi, A M3.0235 3.0392 3.0612 3.0941 3.13533.1736

Lombardi, M3.0105

Lomonosov, B N3.1172

London, G3.0574

Long, G D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Long, J3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Longo, E3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Longon, E3.1599

Longour, C3.0185 3.0398 3.0683

Lönnblad, L3.1523

Loomis, C3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1638 3.1775

Loparco, F3.1172

Lopes, J H3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

López, C3.0594

López, E3.0575

López, G G2.0181

López, J3.0389 3.1961

López, J L3.1866

López, J M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

López-Aguera, A3.0483

López-Amengual, J M3.0716 3.1534

López-Fernandez, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

López-Jiménez, M J3.1197

Lord, J J3.0097

Lorenz, E3.0110

Loreti, M3.0289 3.0292 3.0318 3.0765 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Lorikian, M P3.1172

Lörstad, B3.0010 3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.03403.0436 3.0443 3.0445 3.0554 3.07183.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.17523.1927 3.1930 3.1979

Los, S3.0640

Losada, M3.0381 3.1077

Losasso, M1.0071 3.0625 3.1316

Losito, R3.1404

Losty, M J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Lott, B3.0390

Lottin, J P3.0625 3.1534

Loukas, D

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Lounis, A3.0889

Loureiro, S M3.0944 3.0945

Lourenço, A A3.0531

Lourenço, C3.0014 3.0246 3.0247 3.0255 3.03643.0477 3.0478 3.0548 3.0569 3.06433.0851 3.0862 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1448 3.1755

Love, A3.0359

Loveless, D3.0552

Lovelesss, R3.0033

Loverre, P F3.0681 3.0900

Løvhøiden, G3.0168 3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.11973.1206 3.1365 3.1379 3.1662 3.17533.1911

Lowe, M3.1031

Lozano, J J3.0082 3.0828 3.1268

Lozano, M3.0462 3.1993

Lozano, Y3.0200 3.1574 3.1936

Lu, F3.0785

Lu, J3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1770 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Lü, R3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Lu, W3.1042

Lu, Y3.0097

Lu, Y S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024



3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lub, J3.1317

Lübelsmeyer, K3.0289 3.0318 3.0487 3.0721 3.07653.0809 3.0889 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.11623.1274 3.1281 3.1423 3.1442 3.14433.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1661 3.1671 3.1797

Lubrano, P3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Lucas, J3.0407 3.0408 3.0527 3.0742

Luccio, A3.1233

Lucherini, V3.0105 3.0483 3.1766

Luci, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Luckey, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lucotte, A3.1036 3.1625 3.1625

Luczynski, Z3.0462

Ludemann, J3.0019 3.1786

Ludwig, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Ludwig, M3.1691

Ludwig, P3.1278

Luehring, F3.1758

Lugnier, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Luitz, S3.1117 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Lukewille, P3.0413

Lukicheva, N S3.0097

Lukyanov, V N3.0627

Lumb, N3.0756

Luminari, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Lund-Jensen, B3.1534 3.1835

Lundberg, B3.1758

Lundquist, J3.0852 3.1508 3.1534

Lunney, M D3.0050 3.0883 3.0983 3.0984 3.10733.1460

Lunney, S3.0638

Luo, S B3.0097

Luo, X3.1504

Luong, C3.0864

Lupascu, D3.0497

Lupi, A3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Lupták, M3.0067 3.0439 3.0919 3.1142 3.13653.1377 3.1662

Lupu, N3.0642

Luquin, L3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.0862 3.09633.1500 3.1781 3.1917 3.1935

Lüscher, M3.0258

Lusiani, A3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Lusin, S3.0414

Lussignol, Y3.0757

Lüst, D3.0125

Lustermann, W3.0289 3.0318 3.0487 3.0721 3.07653.0809 3.0960 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.11623.1274 3.1423 3.1442 3.1443 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1661 3.1671 3.1797

Lütjens, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Lutters, G3.1036

Luty, M A3.0688

Lutz, A M3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1629 3.17693.1789

Lutz, G3.0412 3.0413 3.0462

Lutz, J R3.0428 3.1381 3.1840

Lutz, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Lynch, J G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Lyons, L1.0006 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Ma, J3.0785

Ma, W G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024

3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Maas, F E3.0829

Maazouzi, C3.0292 3.0889

Maccaferri, R3.1336 3.1374 3.1546

Macchiolo, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Macciotta, P3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1270 3.1755

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MacEvoy, B C3.0289 3.0396 3.0462 3.1443

Mach, H3.0168 3.1197 3.1206 3.1783

Macha, I3.1377

Machefert, F P3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Macina, D3.0260 3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.09003.1278 3.1385 3.1450

Mack, V2.0064 3.1377

MacKay, C K3.0541

MacKay, R S3.0408

MacKay, W W3.1233 3.1547 3.1650 3.1740

Macke, D3.0889

MacKinnon, J3.0137

MacKinnon, S3.1879



Mackova, A3.1206

MacNaughton, J N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Macpherson, A L3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Macri, M3.1606

Madden, R3.0162

Maddox, A J3.0662

Mader, W F3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Madigozhin, D T3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Madorsky, A3.1900

Madsen, N A H2.0164 3.0558 3.1716

Maeda, N3.0103 3.0294 3.0445 3.1752 3.1927

Maeland, O3.1290

Maeland, O A3.1273

Maevskaya, A I3.0651

Magazzu, C3.0756

Magazzu, G3.1649

Magerle, R3.0526 3.1426 3.1646

Maggi, G3.0194 3.0289 3.0318 3.0486 3.06163.0765 3.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.10393.1040 3.1089 3.1162 3.1274 3.14423.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.1769 3.1775

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Maggi, M3.0194 3.0486 3.0605 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.12773.1401 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1672 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Maggiora, A3.0105 3.0108 3.0606 3.1766

Maggiora, M G3.0108 3.0606

Magne, C3.0757

Magnea, L3.1412

Magnon, A3.1031 3.1708

Magro, M B3.0480

Magueijo, J3.0034

Mahapatra, D P3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Mahboubi, K3.0141 3.0537 3.1777

Mahlon, G3.1681

Mahner, E3.1560

Mahon, J R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Mahout, G3.0852 3.1447 3.1674 3.1835

Maiani, L1.0051 1.0060 1.0080 1.0082 3.0886

Maier, A T2.0132 3.1399 3.1400

Maier-Metz, H3.1006

Maierl, C3.0894

Mailov, A A3.0355 3.0389 3.0580 3.1961

Maina, E3.1524

Maio, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0716 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027

3.1053 3.1273 3.1534 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Maity, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Makarov, A A3.0622 3.1060 3.1441 3.1497

Makarov, K3.0235 3.1736 3.1922

Maki, T3.0483

Makida, Y3.0457 3.0763 3.1383

Makónyi, K3.1540

Makoveev, V K3.0820

Makowiecki, D3.0243 3.1534

Maksimov, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Malakhov, A I3.0020 3.0227 3.0297 3.0713

Malecki, P3.0135 3.1860

Malek, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Maley, P3.0194 3.0385 3.0486 3.0685 3.09223.1010 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.10893.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Malferrari, L3.0375 3.1008

Malgeri, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Malina, R F2.0019 3.0103 3.0445 3.0756

Malinin, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048

3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Mallion, S3.0744

Mallot, G K3.1031

Malmgren, T G M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Maltezos, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1977 3.1979

Maltoni, F3.0198 3.1182

Malychev, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Malyshev, O B3.1509

Malyukov, S N3.0716 3.1534

Mamaeva, G A3.0627

Mamier, G3.1015 3.1039 3.1625 3.1769

Maña, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Mañá-Barrera, C2.0054 2.0176

Manarin, A3.1478

Mancarella, G3.1172

Mandal, G3.0380 3.1171

Mandelli, L3.1534

Mandic, I3.0360 3.0410 3.0490 3.0852 3.08693.1013 3.1305 3.1385 3.1447 3.14503.1835 3.1866 3.1867

Mandjavidze, I D



3.0139 3.1920

Mandjoukov, I3.0112

Mandl, F3.0010 3.0217 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Mandl, M2.0080 3.0712

Mandrioli, G3.0663

Mandry, R3.0862

Manfredi, P F3.0372 3.0630 3.1505

Manfredotti, C3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Mangano, M L1.0005 3.0198 3.0536 3.0738 3.08413.1412 3.1533 3.1885 3.1886

Mangeol, D J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1102 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Manglunki, D1.0095 3.1021 3.1406

Mangotra, L K3.0097

Manhas, I3.0097

Man’ko, V I3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1290 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Mann, J3.0384

Mannelli, I3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Mannelli, M3.0017 3.0289 3.0318 3.0466 3.05893.0765 3.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.10043.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1162 3.12743.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1442 3.14433.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.16613.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Männer, R3.0128 3.1260

Männer, W

3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Mannert, C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Mannocchi, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0785 3.07863.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Manohar, A V3.0252

Manolopoulos, S3.0462

Mans, J3.0809 3.1017 3.1023 3.1048 3.14233.1582 3.1586 3.1605 3.1797

Manso, F3.0963 3.1781 3.1917

Mansoulié, B3.1534

Manthos, N3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Mantovani, G C3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Manuel, C3.0491 3.0524 3.0648 3.0987

Manuilov, I3.0483 3.1261

Manzari, V3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1142 3.13653.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Manzoor, S3.0663

Mapelli, L P3.0113 3.0137 3.0355 3.0389 3.05803.1266 3.1267 3.1534 3.1961

Marangelli, B3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Marcellini, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Marcello, S3.0105 3.1766

Marchant, T E3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1045 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1631 3.1795 3.1868 3.19083.1995

Marchesini, P A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Marchetti-Stasi, F3.0900

Marchetto, F3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Marchionni, A3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Marchioro, A3.0022 3.0035 3.0078 3.0080 3.02893.0292 3.0318 3.0383 3.0394 3.07653.0830 3.0898 3.1046 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1454 3.1649 3.16613.1673 3.1677 3.1732

Marco, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Marco, R P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Marconi, U3.0105 3.1766

Maréchal, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Marel, G3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Marent, K3.0684

Margetis, S3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Margiotta, A3.1172

Margoni, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1850 3.1930 3.1979

Margotti, A

3.0115 3.0116

Marguier, G3.0005 3.0398

Marian, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Mariani, R3.1095

Marie, F3.1031

Marie, L3.1216

Marin, A3.1494

Marin, C P3.1534

Marin, J C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Marina, R D3.0318 3.0765

Marinelli, M3.1606

Marinelli, N3.0194 3.0292 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Marinova, K3.0049

Marinucci, C3.1929

Marinucci, M3.1139

Mariotti, C3.0010 3.0289 3.0318 3.0340 3.04363.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.0765 3.08103.1000 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1661 3.19303.1979

Markenroth, K G3.0004 3.0006 3.1148

Markert, C3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1369

Markopoulos, C3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10513.1581 3.1635 3.1780



Markou, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.04623.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Markou, C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Markun, P3.1997

Markus, C3.1033

Markushin, V E3.0490 3.1305

Markytan, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Marlen-Heinrich, G3.1412

Maron, G3.0578 3.1467

Maroto, A L3.0560

Marotte, P3.0360

Marouelli, P3.1117

Maroussov, V3.1848

Marqués, F M3.0006 3.1148

Marques, J G3.0530 3.0531 3.0828 3.0944 3.09453.1343

Marquet, C3.1093

Marras, D3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Marrocchesi, P S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1534 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775

Marroquin, F3.0716 3.1534

Marseguerra, G3.0291

Marshall, R D3.0372 3.0630 3.1505

Marteau, J2.0046

Martel, C3.1970

Martel, I3.0003 3.0004 3.0441 3.1065

Martelli, F3.0574 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Martello, D3.1172

Martellotti, G3.0375 3.0429 3.1008

Martens, K3.0245 3.1371

Marti, H P3.0274

Marti i Garcia, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Martí, S3.1523

Martignon, G3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Martin, A3.1031

Martin, A D3.1412

Martin, A J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Martin, C3.1965

Martin, D3.0799

Martin, E B3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775

Martin, F3.0194 3.0280 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1638 3.1775

Martin, J3.0756 3.1183

Martin, J P3.0017 3.0466 3.0487 3.0574 3.05893.0721 3.0809 3.0836 3.0899 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1002 3.1004 3.1009

3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1025 3.10293.1032 3.1033 3.1035 3.1037 3.10383.1042 3.1043 3.1045 3.1048 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1423 3.14243.1581 3.1582 3.1585 3.1586 3.15873.1588 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1608 3.1609 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1622 3.1631 3.1635 3.16363.1671 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1797 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Martin, L3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.1534 3.17523.1840 3.1927

Martin, M3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Martin, M A3.0828 3.1343

Martin, O2.0130 3.0852 3.1534 3.1910

Martin, P3.0245 3.1371 3.1534 3.1647

Martin, V J3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Martin-Chassard, G3.0133 3.1118

Martinelli, R3.0632 3.1856

Martinengo, P3.0475 3.0881 3.0898 3.0919 3.12693.1377 3.1507

Martínez, C2.0040 3.0404 3.0462

Martínez, G3.0007 3.0017 3.0466 3.0547 3.05893.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1500 3.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1935 3.1995

Martínez, M3.0110 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1997

Martínez, S3.0429

Martínez, T3.0168 3.1197 3.1206

Martínez-German, R2.0081

Martínez-Rivero, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053

3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Martínez-Val, J M3.0594

Martínez-Vidal, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930

Martini, L3.0024 3.0025

Martini, M3.0040 3.1021 3.1118 3.1150 3.13283.1329 3.1669

Martini, R3.0233

Martino, J3.1031

Martinov, V3.0607

Martins, J P3.0716

Martinská, G3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Marullo, F3.0853

Marzano, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Marzari-Chiesa, A3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Marzec, J3.1655

Marzocca, C3.1514

Marzulli, V M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Masciocchi, S3.0245 3.1371

Masera, M3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0574 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Masetti, M3.1486 3.1660 3.1855

Mashimo, T3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035



3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Masik, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Masina, I3.0665 3.0887

Maslennikov, A M3.0900 3.1534

Masoni, A3.0014 3.0105 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1270 3.1755 3.1766

Massa, I3.0105 3.1766

Massai, M M3.0756

Massaro, G G G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Massol, N2.0030 3.1534

Mastroberardino, A3.0470

Mastroyiannopoulos, N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Masuda, H3.0829

Masuda, K3.0943

Matarrese, G3.1514

Mateus, J3.0494

Matheson, J3.1205

Matheys, J P3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Matias, J3.0018 3.0095 3.0154 3.1642

Matkovski, A O3.0820

Mato, P3.0194 3.0385 3.0486 3.0616 3.06853.0686 3.0922 3.0928 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789 3.1951

Matorras, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Matsuda, T3.1031

Matsumoto, N3.1927

Matsumoto, S3.1504

Matsuura, S3.1757

Matteuzzi, C2.0037 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Matthäy, H3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Matthey, C3.0786

Matthiae, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.04683.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Mättig, P3.0017 3.0289 3.0318 3.0466 3.05893.0765 3.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.10043.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1162 3.12743.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1442 3.14433.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.16613.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Mattsson, R2.0075

Matveev, M3.1229

Maulat, J Y3.1074

Mauri, F3.0785 3.0786

Mauro, S3.0105 3.1766

Maury, S1.0025 3.0558 3.1374 3.1546 3.1716

3.1724

Mauskopf, P3.0994

Mavromanolakis, G3.0651

Mavromatos, N E3.0509 3.0936 3.0947 3.0982 3.10703.1211 3.1430 3.1618 3.1632 3.1867

Mavroumatis, N E3.1866

May, J3.1036

Mayer, M3.0295

Mayes, B3.0227 3.0713 3.1031

Mayes, W3.0020

Maynard, C M3.0843

Mayr, P3.0338 3.0743 3.1178 3.1220 3.1761

Mayri, C3.1833

Mazet, J3.0670

Mazini, R3.0541 3.1725

Mazumdar, K3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1412 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Mazza, D3.0785 3.0786

Mazza, G3.1076 3.1486 3.1660 3.1851 3.1855

Mazza, R3.1273

Mazzanti, M3.1534

Mazzanti, P3.0375 3.1008

Mazziotta, M N3.1172

Mazzitelli, F D3.0354

Mazzone, L3.0785

Mazzoni, E3.0716 3.1534

Mazzoni, M A3.0052 3.0439 3.0557 3.0574 3.07833.0919 3.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.16623.1753 3.1911

Mazzucato, E3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Mazzucato, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Mazzucato, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1850 3.1930 3.1979

McCarthy, J S3.1031

McCartney, B3.1230

McClatchey, R3.0423

McCormick, D3.1504

McCrady, R G3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

McCubbin, M L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

McDonald, J C3.0660

McDonald, W J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

McEvoy, B3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.1274 3.14423.1661

McFarland, K3.0169

McGlashan, D3.1648

McGlynn, E3.0393

McInturff, A D3.1435 3.1439 3.1441 3.1497



McInturff, D3.0622

McKay, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

McKenna, J A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Mckigney, E A2.0090 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892

McLaren, R3.0661

McMahon, T J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

McMonagle, G3.0950

McNamara, P A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

McNeil, M A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

McNeil, R R3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1224 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

McNulty, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0717 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

McPherson, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

McPherson, R A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.19313.1995

Méchain, X3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Mechelynck, A L1.0090

Medcalf, T3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Meddahi, M3.0219 3.0856 3.1246

Meddeler, G3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.0919 3.12783.1385 3.1450

Meddi, F3.0072 3.0439 3.0557 3.0574 3.07833.0898 3.0919 3.1196 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Medved, K3.1031

Medvedev, A3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.1752

Meessen, C3.0137 3.1824

Megele, R3.1777

Meggyesi, Z3.0069 3.0661

Meguro, S3.0457 3.0763 3.1383

Mehrabyan, S S3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Meier, D2.0033 3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Meier, J3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Meier, K3.0141 3.0537 3.1777

Meijer-Drees, R3.0260

Meijers, F3.0017 3.0282 3.0284 3.0466 3.0589

3.0699 3.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.10043.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1476 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1688 3.1690 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Meinhard, H3.1036

Meinke, R B3.1650

Mejidzade, V3.1427

Mekhdiev, R3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Melchior, A L3.0062

Mele, S3.0154 3.0198 3.0487 3.0584 3.07213.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1671 3.1774 3.1797

Melkumov, G L3.0020 3.0227 3.0297 3.0713

Melles, M3.1323

Melo, A A3.0530 3.0531

Mena, O3.0169

Méndez-Lorenzo, P3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Mendiburu, J P3.0211 3.0532 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Meneguzzo, A3.1856

Menges, R3.1749

Menichetti, E3.1150 3.1328 3.1329 3.1918

Menke, S3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1051 3.1326 3.1581 3.1635 3.1780

Méplan, O3.0594

Mercadante, P G3.0480

Mercer, D3.1577

Merenkov, N P3.0188

Merino, G3.0110 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Merk, M3.0159 3.1042

Merkel, M3.0456

Merle, E3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Merola, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Meroni, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Merritt, F S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0716 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15343.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Merzon, G I3.1172

Mes, H3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Mescheryakov, N3.1922

Meschi, E3.0284 3.1476 3.1690

Meschini, M3.0239 3.0289 3.0318 3.0487 3.07213.0765 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999



3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.11623.1274 3.1423 3.1442 3.1443 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1661 3.1671 3.1797

Messer, M2.0135 3.1494

Messerli, R3.0237

Messineo, A3.0194 3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.04863.0616 3.0765 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1162 3.1274 3.14423.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Mestvirishvili, A3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Metivier, V3.0963 3.1781 3.1917

Metral, E3.0304

Metri, R3.0889

Metzger, W J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1102 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Metzmacher, K3.1336

Meurdesoif, Y3.1547

Meuris, C3.0724

Meuser, S3.0190 3.0633 3.0634 3.1308 3.1310

Meyer, C3.0235 3.0784 3.1736

Meyer, C A3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Meyer, I3.0017 3.0899 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1045 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1631 3.1795 3.1868 3.1908 3.1995

Meyer, J2.0159 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.10043.1033 3.1051 3.1581 3.1635 3.1780

Meyer, J P3.0937 3.1556 3.1598 3.1947

Meyer, W T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10313.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Meyer-Larsen, A2.0094

Mezzanotte, F2.0152

Mezzetto, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Mgebrishvili, G3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Mi, Y3.1032

Miake, Y3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Michaels, R3.0245 3.1371

Michalon, A3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Michalon-Mentzer, M E3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Michalowski, J3.1064

Michel, B3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1534 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Michel, L3.0260

Michelini, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Michetti, A3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Middelkamp, P3.0919 3.1377

Middleton, R3.1577

Miehé, C3.0032 3.0185 3.0398 3.0683

Miele, P3.0083 3.0143

Migliore, E3.0010 3.0318 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1162 3.1273 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Migliozzi, P3.0169

Mihara, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Mihul, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Mikenberg, G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Mikhailov, S3.1427

Mikhailov, Yu V3.1160

Mikhalev, D3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Mikheyev, S P3.1172

Mikkelsen, U3.1985

Mikulec, B2.0157 3.0898 3.0919

Mikulec, I3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Mikuz, M3.0082 3.0189 3.0247 3.0360 3.03603.0364 3.0410 3.0462 3.0490 3.05153.0851 3.0869 3.1013 3.1268 3.13053.1448 3.1450 3.1472 3.1866 3.1867

Milcent, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Miles, J

3.0092 3.0296

Milgrome, O3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.0630 3.1278

Miller, D3.1031

Miller, D J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1524 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Miller, J3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Miller, J P3.1866

Miller, R3.0716 3.1534

Miller, W3.0650

Millich, A3.0264 3.1151

Mimashi, T3.1504

Minard, M N3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789 3.1931

Minashvili, I3.0585 3.0716 3.1534 3.1596 3.17063.1784 3.1785 3.1790

Mincer, A3.1033

Miné, P3.1412

Mine, S3.1383

Minetti, B3.0105 3.1766

Minguet-Rodriguez, J3.1036

Minten, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Minty, M3.1504

Miquel, R



3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Mir, L M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Mir, M F3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Mir, R3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10333.1051 3.1581 3.1635 3.1780

Mirabelli, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Mirabito, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0756 3.0810 3.0889 3.10143.1027 3.1036 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Miralles, L3.0716 3.1534

Miranda-Vizuete, J3.1846

Mirea, A3.1534

Mirfakhraee, N3.0105 3.1766

Mishin, V I3.0006 3.0391 3.0526 3.0534 3.08593.0860 3.0861 3.0893 3.1148 3.12213.1462 3.1644 3.1702

Mishina, M3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Mishra, G C3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Mishra, S R3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Misiak, M3.0154 3.1199

Misiejuk, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.16293.1638 3.1775 3.1789

Miskowiec, D3.1494

Missevitch, O3.0805

Mitaroff, W A3.0010 3.0340 3.0443 3.0554 3.07183.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Mitra, A K3.1404

Mitra, P3.1521

Mitselmakher, G3.1111

Mitsou, V A3.1632

Mittra, I S3.0097

Miyachi, Y3.1031

Miyamoto, Y3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Mizumaki, S3.1383

Mjörnmark, U3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Mnatsakanian, E3.1534

Mnich, J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0907 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1493 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Moa, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Mobley, D3.1264

Moch, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Mocholí-Mocholí, J2.0045

Mock, A2.0142

Mockett, P M3.0954

Modena, M3.0416

Mohanty, B3.0007 3.0547 3.1500 3.1597

Mohanty, G B3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Mohapatra, R N3.0698 3.1459

Möhl, D3.0558 3.1216 3.1374 3.1546 3.1716

Mohr, W3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Moita, F3.0494

Molinari, G3.1374 3.1546

Molinie, F3.0450

Molino, K2.0125

Moll, M3.0462 3.0845 3.0853 3.0854 3.1802

Moller, A3.1426

Møller, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Møllerud, R3.1036

Molnár, J3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1411 3.1540

Molnár, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1390 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Molokanova, N A3.1328 3.1329

Mommaert, C3.0260

Mommsen, R K2.0098 3.0106 3.0137 3.0166 3.0793

Mondardini, M R3.1026

Moneta, L3.1266 3.1267 3.1625 3.1625

Monge, M R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Moniez, M3.0062

Mönig, K1.0092 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0542 3.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Monnier, E3.1534

Monno, E3.0881 3.1352

Monsanglant, C3.0050 3.0638 3.1073

Monsted, A3.1280

Montag, C3.1504

Montagna, G3.1682 3.1888 3.1931

Montagna, P3.0105 3.1766

Montanari, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Montanari, C3.0785 3.0786

Montanet, F3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Montanet, L3.0019 3.0483 3.0603 3.1204 3.14313.1767 3.1786 3.1986

Montaño, L M3.0880 3.1486 3.1660 3.1851 3.1855

Montarou, G3.0716 3.1534

Monteil, S



3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1378 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Monteiro, T3.1645

Monteleoni, B3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1582 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.15993.1601 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1797

Montenegro, J3.1276

Monteno, M3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Montret, J C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Moodley, M K3.0310

Moore, K N3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Moore, R3.1017

Moore, R B3.0983 3.0984 3.1460

Moore, R W3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Moorhead, G3.1495

Moorhead, G F3.0327 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Moosburger, M3.1606

Moraes, D3.0221 3.0443 3.0611 3.0718 3.08103.1593 3.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Morando, M3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.0898 3.09193.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.17533.1911

Morawitz, P3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1638 3.1775

Moreau, X3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Moreira, P3.0022 3.0035 3.0078 3.0114 3.02913.0383 3.0394 3.1046 3.1454 3.16773.1732

Morel, M3.0072 3.0898 3.1089 3.1309

Morelli, A3.0756

Moretti, M3.1412 3.1682 3.1888 3.1931

Moretti, S3.1524

Morettini, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Morgan, D3.0240 3.0327 3.1495

Mori, K3.1031

Mori, T3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Morii, M3.1033

Morita, K3.1306

Morita, N3.0829 3.0894

Morjean, M3.0390

Mörmann, D3.0692

Mornacchi, G3.0137 3.0355 3.0388 3.0389 3.05803.0754 3.1534 3.1961

Morodo-Testa, M C3.0233 3.0373

Moromisato, J H3.1031

Morone, C3.0082 3.1268

Morone, M C3.1278

Moroni, L3.1411

Moroz, F V3.0627

Morpurgo, G3.0906 3.1246

Morrison, D3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Morrissey, M3.0452 3.1835

Morrissey, M C3.1447

Morrissey, Q3.0114 3.0291

Morsch, A3.0073 3.0881

Morton, G A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Morton, W T3.1036

Morvillo, M3.0181 3.0529 3.1101

Moser, H G3.0194 3.0413 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.10893.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Moser, U3.0106 3.0166 3.0793 3.0807

Mosidze, M3.1534

Moskovets, T A3.0820

Mosnier, A3.0680 3.0757

Mossuz, L3.1598

Mostacci, A3.0794

Mota, B3.0471

Mota, M3.0383

Motos Lopez, T3.0535 3.1072

Motsch, F2.0148 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Motto, S3.1095

Mouellic, B3.1606

Moulik, T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Mourgues, S3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Mouthuy, T3.0900

Moutoussi, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15243.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Movilla-Fernández, P A3.1414

Moynot, M3.0133 3.1534

Moyssides, P G3.1977

Mrenna, S3.0331 3.1094 3.1845

Muanza, G S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1534 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Muciaccia, M T3.0574 3.1196 3.1377

Mugnai, G3.0507 3.0553 3.0564 3.1205 3.1502

Muheim, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.15533.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Muhtinen, M3.0765

Muijs, A J M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Mukha, I3.0003 3.0004 3.0441 3.1065



Mukhamedshin, R A3.1172

Mukhopadhyay, D S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Mulders, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

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Müller, A3.0360 3.0490 3.0564 3.0869 3.10133.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Müller, A S3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1040 3.10543.1583 3.1621 3.1638

Müller, D3.1575

Müller, E3.0928

Muller, H3.1475

Müller, L3.1019

Müller, M3.0128 3.1260

Müller, T3.0541 3.0889

Müller, U3.0010 3.0245 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.10273.1033 3.1053 3.1326 3.1371 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Müller, W3.0829

Müller, W F3.0861 3.1644

Munar, A3.0716

Munday, D J3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Munehisa, T3.1931

Münich, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Murakami, H3.0164

Muratore, J3.0753

Muraviev, S3.0574 3.1758

Murayama, H3.0444 3.0688

Muresan, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Muroya, S3.1306

Murray, M3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Murray, P3.1264

Murray, S3.0423

Murray, W J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Murtas, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Murtas, G P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Muryn, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Musa, L3.0471 3.0669 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Musaeva, A K3.0097

Musenich, R3.0274 3.0592 3.0625

Musicar, B3.1423 3.1586 3.1605

Musienko, Y3.0278 3.1391

Musolino, G3.1036

Musso, A3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.0963 3.1270 3.1755 3.1781 3.1917

Mustafa, M G3.0202

Musy, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

My, S3.0289 3.0290 3.0318 3.0765 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Myagkov, A3.0010 3.0436 3.0541 3.0718 3.10273.1053 3.1603 3.1979

Myalkovskii, V3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Myatt, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Myers, S3.0046

Myklebust, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Nacasch, R3.0137 3.1824

Nachtman, J M3.1015 3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.17693.1775

Nadtochy, A3.1758

Naef, H3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Nagai, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1503 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Nagaitsev, A3.1031

Nagasaka, Y3.0389

Nagaslaev, V3.0889

Nagasu, Y3.0457

Nagy, E3.1534 3.1679 3.1680

Nagy, Z3.1096

Nahnhauer, R3.0900

Nairz, A M3.0154 3.0198

Naito, T3.1504

Nakada, T1.0043 3.0154 3.0198 3.0360 3.04903.0838 3.0869 3.0924 3.1013 3.12983.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Nakamoto, T3.0087 3.0623 3.0970 3.1438 3.1904

Nakamura, H3.1306

Nakamura, I3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

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Nakamura, M3.0260

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Nakielski, T3.1230

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Nandi, B K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Nannini, A3.1783

Nanopoulos, D V3.0250 3.0509 3.0546 3.0936 3.10703.1134 3.1430 3.1618 3.1632 3.18663.1867 3.1894

Nanov, I3.0960

Napolitano, M



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Napoly, O3.0264 3.0967

Nappey, P3.0260

Nappi, A3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Nappi, E3.0439 3.0881 3.1352 3.1365 3.13773.1507 3.1662

Naraghi, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Nardulli, G3.1055

Narison, S3.1889

Narjoux, J L3.0483

Nartallo, R3.0961

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Nasyrov, S Z3.0097

Natali, S3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Nathaniel, A3.0900

Natkaniec, Z3.1860

Naumann, L3.1031

Nava, F3.1173

Navach, F3.0439 3.1365 3.1377 3.1662 3.1753

Navarria, F L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Navarro, I3.1236

Navas, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930

Navotny, V S3.0097

Nawrocki, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Nayak, S K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Nayak, T K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1597 3.1935

Nayman, P3.1534

Nazmov, V P3.1509

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Neeb, H3.0245 3.1371

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Negri, A3.0137 3.1402

Negri, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0786 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

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Nekrasov, N3.0379

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Netterfield, C B3.0994

Neubauer, M3.0497

Neuberger, D3.0541 3.0889

Neubert, M3.0737 3.1175 3.1415

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Neuffer, D V1.0001

Neugart, R3.0049 3.1012 3.1020 3.1388

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Neumeister, N3.0283 3.0436 3.0554 3.1053 3.15943.1604

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Nicholls, T C2.0105

Nicholson, R3.1495

Nickerson, R B3.1447 3.1835

Nicod, D3.1534

Nicol, S3.0278 3.1391

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Nicolaidou, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0591 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Nicolau, R3.0699 3.1688



Nicoleau, S3.1534

Nicrosini, O3.1682 3.1888 3.1931

Niculescu, M3.0355 3.0389 3.0580 3.1534 3.1961

Niebergall, F3.0900

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Nielsen, B S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Nielsen, J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Niemann, B2.0036

Nieminen, A3.0893

Nieminen, P3.0691 3.0961

Nierste, U3.0523

Niessen, T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Nieves, J3.0843

Niewodniczanski, J1.0047

Niezurawski, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0443 3.0718 3.08103.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1589 3.15933.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Nifenecker, H3.0594

Niggle, H3.0446

Niggli, H3.0410 3.0452 3.1278 3.1385 3.1450

Niinikoski, T O3.0246 3.0247 3.0364 3.0650 3.0851

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Niki, T3.0369 3.0642

Nikitenko, A N3.0154 3.1057

Nikitin, M3.0483

Nikitin, N V3.0154 3.0198 3.1314

Nikitin, V3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Nikkola, J3.0402

Nikolaev, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Nikolenko, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0400 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Nikonov, V A3.1431

Nilsson, B S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789 3.1851

Nilsson, P3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Nilsson, T3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0441 3.10653.1148 3.1461 3.1462 3.1560 3.1561

Ninane, A3.0284 3.1476 3.1690

Ninin, P3.0233 3.0236 3.0238 3.0316

Nippe, A3.1032

Nir, Y3.0358

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Nishida, S3.0369 3.0642

Nishimura, J

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Nishimura, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1927 3.1935

Nisius, R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0590 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1293 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1425 3.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Nitti, L3.1839

Niu, E3.0260 3.1196

Niwa, K3.0260

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Nobes, S C3.0408

Nobrega, A3.0622 3.1060 3.1439 3.1441 3.14973.1776

Nobrega, F3.1435

Nogaku, T3.1222

Nolden, F3.1749

Nomerotski, A3.0574

Nomokonov, V P3.0007 3.0010 3.0305 3.0340 3.04363.0443 3.0547 3.0554 3.0718 3.08103.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15003.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1935 3.1979

Nomokov, P3.1597

Nonaka, C3.1306

Nonis, M3.1167

Noppe, J M3.1534

Norman, K L3.1377

Norman, P I2.0083 3.0067 3.0439 3.0557 3.07833.1365 3.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Normand, A3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Norrbin, E3.0198

Norton, A3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Norton, P R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Nossarzhevska, E3.0462

Nossum, B3.1273

Nouais, D3.0880 3.1486 3.1660 3.1851 3.1855

Novaes, S F3.1359

Novák, D3.1540

Novák, I3.0069

Novikov, I A3.0607

Novikov, Yu3.0005

Novitski, I3.0622 3.1060 3.1435 3.1441 3.14973.1776

Novotny, R3.0805

Nowack, A3.0889

Nowacki, F3.0032

Nowak, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Nowak, M3.0386 3.1689

Nowell, J3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1638 3.1775

Nummela, S3.0032

Nunes, R



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Nunez Pardo, T3.0483

Nurdan, K3.0389 3.0580

Nürnberger, H A3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Nussbaum, T3.1229

Nuzzo, S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1277 3.14013.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1672 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Nyanin, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Nygren, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Nyman, G H3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0441 3.10653.1148 3.1562 3.1563

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Obayashi, Y3.1196

Obenshain, F E3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Oberlack, H3.0212 3.0301

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Obers, N A3.1937

Oberski, J3.1031

Oberstedt, A3.0006 3.1148

Obert, J

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Obraztsov, V F3.0010 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.07183.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1850 3.1930 3.1979

Ocariz, J3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Occhetti, S1.0106

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Odagiri, K3.1641

Odland, O H3.1290

Odorici, F3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

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O’Fallon, J R1.0047

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Ogawa, A3.1031

Ogawa, S3.1196

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Oglesby, S J2.0089

O’Grady, W E3.1653

Ogren, H O3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1758 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Oh, A3.0372 3.0630 3.1002 3.1033 3.1411

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Oh, S3.0994

Oh, S H3.1758

Oh, Yu D3.0487 3.0721 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

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Ohlsson, S3.1606

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Okada, H3.0943

Okada, K3.0483 3.1261

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Okugi, T3.1504

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Olchevskii, V

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Oldeman, R G C3.1734

Oldenburg, M D3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

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Oliger, S3.0237

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Oliver, J3.0454

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Omori, T3.1504

Oms, J3.0883

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O’Neil, D2.0133

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Op de Beeck, W J3.1650

Opitz, H2.0118

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Orazi, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Ordine, A3.1172

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Orejudos, W3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Oren, Y3.0574

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Orlic, J P3.0231

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Osculati, B3.0375 3.0541 3.1008 3.1377

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Oskamp, C J3.1975

Oskarsson, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Osland, P3.1694

Österberg, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Osteria, G3.1172

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Otto, T3.0660 3.1219

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Ouyang, Q3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Øverås, H3.0900

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Paccagnella, S3.1661

Pace, A3.1139

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Padley, P3.1229

Pagano, O3.0092 3.0416 3.0624

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Paige, F E3.1627

Paillard, C3.0292

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Paiva, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Pajares, C3.0226

Pal, T3.0166

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Palaio, N3.0630

Palamara, O3.0785

Palano, A3.1606

Palestini, S3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

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Palla, F3.0154 3.0194 3.0198 3.0289 3.03183.0486 3.0616 3.0765 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.17693.1775 3.1789

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Palmonari, F3.1326

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Palomares-Espiga, C2.0055

Palumbo, L3.0794

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Pan, Y3.1633

Pan, Y B3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

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Panagiotou, A D3.0020 3.0227 3.0651 3.0711 3.0713

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Panebratsev, Yu A3.1494

Panman, J3.0169 3.0260 3.0678 3.0900

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Pansegrau, D3.1317

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Panunzio, I3.1172

Panzarasa, A3.0105 3.1766

Panze, B3.1117

Panzer-Steindel, B3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Panzieri, D3.0105 3.0606 3.1766

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Paoli, S3.0565

Paoloni, A3.1042

Paolucci, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048

3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Papadopoulos, G3.0201

Papadopoulos, I3.0169 3.0360 3.0490 3.0594 3.08693.1013 3.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Papadopoulou, T D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Papageorgiou, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1594 3.1604

Papanestis, A2.0091

Papaphilippou, Y3.0664 3.1983

Papastergiou, S3.0083

Pape, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Papi, A3.0318 3.0765 3.1118 3.1162 3.1274

Papillon, S3.0862

Papis, J P3.1279

Pappalardo, G S3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Pappalardo, L3.1684

Papureanu, S3.0036 3.0037

Para, A3.0169

Paramatti, R3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Parente, G3.1412

Parfenov, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Parida, M K3.0698 3.1459

Park, H K3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Park, I C3.0716 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.15343.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Park, I H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797 3.1997

Park, J3.0786

Park, S K3.0179

Parke, S3.1681

Parker, B3.0753

Parker, M A3.1058 3.1121 3.1150 3.1328 3.13293.1641

Parker, R3.0317

Parkes, C3.0010 3.0246 3.0340 3.0364 3.04363.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.09293.0931 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1524 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Parlati, S3.0785 3.0786

Parodi, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Parrini, G3.0194 3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.04863.0616 3.0765 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Parrour, G3.1534 3.1725

Parsons, H3.1150 3.1328 3.1329



Parsons, J3.0243 3.0719 3.1471 3.1534

Parthipan, T3.0292 3.1313

Partouche, H3.0505

Parzefall, U3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.0985 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Pascale, E3.0994

Pascale, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.15823.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pascoli, D3.0785

Pascolo, J M3.0194 3.1040 3.1638

Pascual, A3.1625 3.1625

Pascual, J I3.1534

Pasquinucci, A3.1186

Passaggio, S3.1606

Passalacqua, L3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Passaleva, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Passardi, G3.0143 3.0231 3.0740

Passarino, G1.0066

Passaseo, M3.1856

Passeri, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Passeri, D3.0091 3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Passon, O3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Pastircák, B3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Pastore, F3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Pastrone, N3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Pásztor, G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Patel, B3.0278 3.1391

Pater, J R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Patino, J3.0316

Patriarca, J3.0716

Patricelli, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Patrick, G N3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Patrizii, L3.0663

Patt, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1295 3.1326 3.1373 3.1414 3.1424

3.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Patti, A3.0149

Patzak, T3.0790

Paul, C3.0831

Paul, S3.0245 3.0246 3.0247 3.0364 3.08513.1145 3.1371 3.1448

Paul, T3.0101 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pauluzzi, M3.0079 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Paus, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pausch, G3.0390

Pauss, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pavel, T3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Pavlopoulos, P3.0360 3.0490 3.0594 3.0869 3.10133.1305 3.1866 3.1867 3.1976

Pavlovic, M3.1400 3.1788

Pavlyuk, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Pawlowski, Z3.1655

Payn, A3.0625

Payne, B3.0650

Payre, P3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1089 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Paz, A3.0828 3.1343

Pazos, A3.0483

Peach, D3.0998 3.0999 3.1024 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1587 3.1591 3.1599 3.16013.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Peach, K J3.1150

Peak, L S3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Pearce, M3.0852 3.1508 3.1835

Pearce, M J3.1033

Pearce, P3.0264 3.0875 3.0950 3.1151

Pearson, C J3.0683

Pearson, M R3.1019

Pech, J3.0778

Pedace, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pedersen, F3.0596

Pedersen, J3.0914 3.1958

Peghaire, A3.0390

Pegoraro, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1856 3.1930 3.1979

Peigneux, J P3.0211 3.0585 3.0605 3.0805 3.11603.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.1785 3.1790



Peikert, A3.1355

Peisert, A3.0318 3.0495 3.0765 3.0766 3.11623.1274 3.1442

Peitz, A3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Peitzmann, T3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Pelaez, J R3.0541 3.0560

Pellegrini, F3.0439 3.0919 3.1365 3.1377 3.1662

Pellett, D E3.1275

Peña-Garay, C3.0169

Pennacchio, E3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Penso, G3.0375 3.1008

Pensotti, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pentia, M3.0483

Penzo, A L3.0483

Peón, G3.1875

Pepato, A3.0785 3.0786

Pepé, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Pepé-Altarelli, M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Pepinster, P3.0977

Peräjärvi, K3.0893

Peralta, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Pereira, A3.0716 3.1534

Pereira, H3.1031

Perepelitsa, V F3.0673

Perera, V3.0537 3.1777

Peresadko, N G3.0097

Peressounko, D Y3.1292

Perez, E3.0311

Pérez, J3.0670

Pérez, M A3.0089

Pérez, P3.0169 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.13923.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Perez Reale, M V1.0105

Pérez-Enciso, E3.0594

Pérez-Mercader, J3.0599

Pérez-Navarro, A3.0594

Pérez-Ochoa, R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Periale, L3.0785 3.0786

Periale, R3.0786

Perinet-Marquet, J L3.1001

Perini, D3.0416 3.0614 3.0971 3.1539 3.16433.1718 3.1722 3.1741

Perini, L3.1534

Perl, J3.1990

Perlado, M3.0594

Perlas, J A3.0716 3.1036 3.1534

Pernicka, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0372 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0630 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1150 3.13283.1329 3.1411 3.1505 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Perreau, J M3.0483 3.1606

Perret Gallix, D3.1017 3.1599

Perret, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1074 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Perret-Gallix, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.14123.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Perrier, P3.1195

Perrin, D1.0097

Perrin, E3.0650

Perrin, Y1.0006

Perrodo, P3.0133 3.1534 3.1625 3.1625

Perrot, G3.0133

Perrot-Kunne, F3.1031

Perrotta, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Peryt, W3.1381

Pes, C3.0625

Peschardt, E3.0564

Pesci, A3.0116

Peshekhonov, D3.1031

Peshekhonov, V3.1758

Pessard, H3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Petcov, S T3.0781

Peterman, A1.0082 3.1968

Peters, A3.1117 3.1119

Peters, K3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Petersen, B3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1065 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Petersen, J3.0355 3.0389 3.0580 3.1961

Peterson, T3.0622 3.1435

Petertill, M3.0889

Petiau, P3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Petit, P3.0716

Petracca, S3.0795 3.1259

Petracek, V3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Petrak, S2.0102

Petrascu, C3.0105 3.0483 3.1766

Petre, D3.0462 3.0586 3.0844

Petrera, S3.0785 3.0786

Petridis, A3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Petridou, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027



3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Petrini, M3.1192

Petris, M3.0844

Petroff, P3.1534

Petrolini, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Petrolo, E3.1453

Petronzio, R3.1519 3.1942

Petrovykh, L3.1273

Petrucci, F3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Pett, J G3.0464

Petta, C3.0880 3.1684 3.1851

Pettenati, C3.0230

Pettersson, T3.0864

Petti, R3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Petzold, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Peyaud, B3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Peyrot, M3.0344

Pfeifenschneider, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Pfeiffer, A3.0262 3.1494

Pfeiffer, B3.0391 3.1644

Pfeiffer, U2.0029 3.0141 3.0537 3.1075 3.12723.1777

Philips, P W3.1385

Philipsen, O3.0351

Phillips, H T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Phillips, P3.0446 3.1495

Phillips, P W3.0327 3.0410 3.0452

Phillips, R3.1278

Phinney, N3.1504

Phung, B3.0757

Pia, M G3.0691 3.1201 3.1606

Piano Mortari, G3.0785 3.0786

Piazzoli, A3.0785

Picat, J P3.0062

Picchi, P3.0785 3.0786 3.1036

Piccinini, F3.1682 3.1888 3.1931

Piccinini, M3.0105 3.1766

Piccolo, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Piccotti, A3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.0963 3.1270 3.1755 3.1781 3.1917

Pich, A3.0541

Pick, B

3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Pickford, A3.0462

Piedigrossi, D3.0672 3.1271 3.1276 3.1485

Piegaia, R3.1031

Pienkowski, L3.0390

Pier, S3.1265

Pier-Amory, J3.1560

Pierazzini, G M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Pierella, F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pieri, M3.0289 3.0318 3.0487 3.0721 3.07653.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1162 3.12743.1423 3.1442 3.1443 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16613.1671 3.1797

Pierre, F3.0010 3.0156 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Pierschel, G3.1281

Pietarinen, E3.1230 3.1474

Pietra, C3.0013 3.0019 3.1786

Pietroni, M3.1705

Pietropaolo, F3.0785 3.0786

Pietrusinski, M3.1474

Pietrzyk, B3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0823 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1931

Pignard, C3.1478

Pikna, M3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Pilaftsis, A3.0750 3.0953

Pilch, K3.0346 3.1518

Pilcher, J E3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0716 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15343.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Pilling, A3.0650

Pillon, M3.0649

Pilon, E3.1412

Pimenta, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Pinanaud, W3.0305

Pinard, J3.0883

Pinder, C N3.0013 3.0019 3.1767 3.1786

Pineda, A3.0312 3.0733 3.0734

Pinfold, J L1.0003 3.0017 3.0115 3.0116 3.01373.0466 3.0545 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1640 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1878 3.18793.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Pinganaud, W3.0007 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Pinhão, J3.0494 3.0716 3.1534

Pinsky, L3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1031

Pintilie, I3.0462 3.0586 3.0844



Pintilie, L3.0462

Pinto, I M3.0795 3.1259

Pintus, R3.0260

Pioline, B3.1937

Piotto, E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Piperov, S3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Piquemal, F3.1093

Piqueras, I3.0003 3.0185 3.0398 3.0683

Piragino, G3.0108

Piredda, G3.0900

Pirkl, W3.0235 3.1736

Pirollo, S3.0247 3.0372 3.0630 3.0851 3.14113.1448 3.1505

Piroué, P A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Píska, K3.1377 3.1662

Pistolesi, E3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pisút, J3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Pisútová, N3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Pitis, L3.1036

Pittau, R1.0066 3.0656

Piuz, F1.0067 3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.04453.0881 3.1142 3.1352 3.1507 3.17523.1927

Pivi, M2.0015 3.0181 3.0529

Pizzi, J R3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Placci, A3.0594 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Placentino, M3.0825

Placidi, M3.0315 3.0507 3.0525 3.0564 3.12053.1502 3.1831

Placidi, P3.0035

Placzek, W3.0626 3.1323 3.1324 3.1931

Plane, D E3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Plasil, F3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Platchkov, S K3.1031

Platner, E3.1068

Plehn, T3.1372

Plo, M3.0483 3.1031

Plothow Besch, H3.1534

Pluquet, A3.0937

Pluta, J3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Plyaskin, V3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pochodzalla, J3.0245 3.1371

Podlech, H3.0036 3.0037 3.0302 3.1560 3.1740

Podlyski, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Podobnik, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Poehler, M3.0345

Poffenberger, P R3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1043 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16173.1620 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Poggioli, L3.0716 3.1534 3.1717

Pohl, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Pohl, R3.0894

Poirot, S3.1534

Pokorski, S3.0645 3.1808 3.1809 3.1984

Pokorski, W3.0644

Pokrovsky, Yu E3.1292

Pol, M E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Polayrush, A3.0937

Polesello, G3.0137 3.0937 3.1402 3.1598 3.16793.1680 3.1947

Polesello, P3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Poli, B3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.1002

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Poli, M3.0105 3.1766

Poliakov, V3.1850

Policarpo, A3.1665

Polivka, G3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Pollet, L3.0282 3.0284 3.0699 3.1467 3.14763.1688 3.1690

Pollmann, D3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Polok, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1064 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Polok, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Polonsky, N3.0249

Polovnikov, S A3.1160

Polster, D3.0390

Polyakov, V A3.1160

Polyarush, A Yu3.1598 3.1947

Polycarpo, E3.0154 3.1541

Polychronakos, V3.0103 3.0445 3.1471 3.1752 3.1927

Polychronidis, V J3.0104 3.0294 3.1265

Pomarol, A3.0538

Pomp, S3.0784 3.1606

Poncet, A



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Ponchia, R3.1467

Ponchid, R3.0578

Ponsot, P3.0453

Ponta, T3.0483

Ponte-Sancho, A J3.1856

Pontecorvo, G B3.0108

Pontecorvo, L2.0166

Poole, J1.0002 3.0525

Pooth, O3.0889 3.1002

Pop, D3.0483

Popa, V3.0663

Popov, A3.0005 3.0606

Popov, B3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Popov, B A3.0872 3.1538

Popov, V3.0741

Poropat, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Porrati, M3.1188 3.1192

Porter, R J3.0020

Posa, F3.0439 3.0881 3.1352 3.1365 3.13773.1507 3.1662

Posch, C2.0003 3.0454

Pose, D3.1031

Poskanzer, A M3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Pospísil, S

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Postema, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Posthaus, A3.1033

Postma, H3.1031

Postranecky, M3.1883

Potapov, S V3.0607

Potashnikova, I K3.0245 3.1371

Potekhin, M V3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Potenza, R3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0649 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Pothier, J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Potier, J P3.0264 3.0908 3.1504

Potrebenikov, Yu K3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Pötter, B3.1363

Poulard, G3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.05743.1752 3.1927

Poulet, M3.1160

Poulsen, C3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Poulsen, S3.0816

Pouxe, J3.1235

Povh, B3.0245 3.1371

Poza, M3.0594

Pozdnyakov, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Pozhidaev, V3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Poziombka, S3.0020

Pozniak, K3.1230 3.1474

Prado da Silva, W L3.0014 3.0255 3.0478 3.0548 3.06433.0896 3.1755

Prakhov, S N3.0105 3.1766

Prange, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Prast, J3.0142

Prata, M J3.0528 3.0828

Preparata, G3.1839

Prest, M3.1273

Pretz, J3.1031

Pretzl, K2.0098 3.0106 3.0166 3.0372 3.06303.0793 3.0807 3.0851 3.1448 3.1505

Priano, C3.0592 3.0625

Price, D3.1089

Price, L3.0716 3.1534

Price, M3.1606

Price, M J3.0051

Prigent, D3.0355 3.0389 3.0580

Prilutskaya, D M3.0627

Primadei, G3.1061 3.1337

Primavera, M3.0874

Principe, R3.0702

Prindle, D J3.0020 3.0227 3.0503 3.0713

Prinetto, P3.1095

Prino, F3.0569 3.0863 3.0958

Pritchard, T3.0446 3.0452

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Probst, S3.0385 3.0685 3.0922

Procario, M3.0372 3.1411 3.1505

Prochnow, J2.0096

Prodon, S1.0010 3.1837

Produit, N3.0079 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.16013.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Profeti, A3.1089

Prokofev, D3.0487 3.0487 3.0721 3.0721 3.08093.0809 3.0997 3.0997 3.0998 3.09983.0999 3.0999 3.1009 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1023 3.1024 3.1024 3.10293.1029 3.1032 3.1032 3.1037 3.10373.1042 3.1042 3.1048 3.1048 3.14233.1582 3.1582 3.1586 3.1586 3.15873.1587 3.1591 3.1591 3.1595 3.15953.1599 3.1599 3.1601 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1609 3.1622 3.1622 3.16363.1636 3.1671 3.1671 3.1797 3.1797

Prokofiev, D O3.1017 3.1423 3.1605

Proschitzki, S3.0390

Protopopov, Yu3.1534

Proudfoot, J



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Proudlock, P3.0917 3.1397 3.1945

Pruss, S M3.1026

Przybycien, M B3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1007 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

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Ps, C3.0628

Ptitsin, V3.0192

Puccini, A3.0786

Puddu, G3.0014 3.0105 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1270 3.1755 3.1766

Puertolas, D3.0672 3.1271 3.1485 3.1992

Pugliese, G M3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Pühlhofer, F3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Puill, V3.1501

Pukhaeva, N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Pukhov, A E3.1412

Pukhov, O3.0716 3.1534

Puljak, I3.1412

Pullia, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0786 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Pullia, M2.0159 3.1399 3.1400

Pumplin, J3.1412

Puntambekar, A3.0670

Punturo, M3.1150

Pupillo, P1.0110

Purschke, M L3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Pussieux, T3.1031

Putaux, J C3.0883

Pütz, J3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

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Puzo, P3.1534

Pyon, T3.0725

Qi, N3.0564

Qian, S3.0800

Qian, W Y3.0097

Qian, Z3.0137 3.1266 3.1267 3.1824

Qin, Y M3.0097

Qiu, M3.0623 3.0970

Qiu, S3.0079

Qiu, Z3.0546 3.1894

Quadflieg, D3.1281

Quadt, A3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908

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Quednau, B3.0390

Queiroz-Filho, P P3.0031

Queloz, D1.0046

Quensel, J P3.0525

Quercigh, E1.0080 3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.09193.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.17533.1911

Quigg, C S1.0088

Quinn, B3.0784 3.1028

Quint, W3.1460

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Quiquempoix, V3.0081 3.1309

Quirós, M3.0538 3.0539 3.0989

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Rabbetts, P D3.0662

Rabehl, R3.0622 3.1441

Rabii, B3.0994

Rabinovici, E3.0377

Raby, S3.1131

Racca, C3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0643 3.0862 3.0889 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Racine, M3.1924

Racz, A3.0282 3.0284 3.0699 3.1467 3.14763.1688 3.1690 3.1919

Radeka, V3.0243 3.1534

Rädel, G3.0900 3.1031

Rademacker, J3.0154 3.0981

Rademakers, F3.0068 3.1950

Radermacher, E3.1844

Radicci, V3.0462 3.0765 3.1162 3.1274

Radicioni, E3.1537

Radivojevic, Z3.0032

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Radomski, S3.1381

Radu, A A3.1267

Raducci, V3.0318

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Raffelt, G3.1946

Rafflin, C3.0137

Raffo, R3.0756

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Ragusa, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1484 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

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Rahm, D3.1534

Rahmani, A3.0963 3.1781 3.1917

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Raimondi, P3.1246

Raine, C3.0327 3.0462 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Rainó, A3.1172

Rainwater, D L3.0541

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Ramaker, D E3.1653

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Ramberger, S3.0361 3.0700 3.0831

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Ramos Pollan, R1.0056

Ramos, S3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Rancoita, P G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

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Raniwala, R3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1935

Raniwala, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Ranjard, F3.0194 3.0385 3.0486 3.0616 3.06853.0922 3.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.10393.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1728 3.1769 3.17753.1789 3.1951

Ransome, R D3.1371

Rao, N K3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Rapin, D3.0079

Rapp, R3.0835 3.1876

Rappoldi, A3.0785 3.0786

Raselli, G L3.0785 3.0786

Rashevsky, A3.0880 3.1486 3.1660 3.1851

Raso, G3.0194 3.0289 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.10893.1442 3.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Raspereza, A V3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1029 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1543 3.1582 3.1586 3.15953.1605

Ratajczak, M3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Rathouit, P3.0937

Rato, P3.1448

Rato-Mendes, P3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.0958

3.1755

Ratoff, P N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.04623.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Rattazzi, R3.0358 3.0688 3.1820 3.1874

Ratti, S P3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Ratzinger, U3.0755 3.1740

Raubenheimer, T O3.0264 3.0265 3.0549 3.1504 3.1576

Rauch, H3.0021

Rauch, V3.0398 3.0683

Rausch, R3.0533 3.0888

Ravel, O3.0428

Räven, B3.0194 3.0305 3.0486 3.0547 3.10103.1039 3.1040 3.1500 3.1583 3.15973.1621 3.1638 3.1775 3.1935

Raven, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ravinovich, I3.1494

Ravn, H L3.0006 3.0391 3.0859 3.0860 3.08613.0893 3.1148 3.1221 3.1462 3.16443.1702

Rawnsley, W3.1279

Raychaudhuri, S3.1445

Raykov, P3.0960

Raymond, M3.0114 3.0289 3.0291 3.0318 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.16613.1675 3.1676

Raynaud, J3.1352

Razin, S3.1494



Razis, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Razmyslovich, B V3.1900

Re, V3.0372 3.0630 3.1505

Read, A L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1081 3.1273 3.1395 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Rebecchi, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Rebuffi, L3.1947

Recupero, S2.0023

Redaelli, N G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0786 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Redi, M3.0541

Reed, A T3.0683

Rees, D L3.1033

Reeves, P3.1036

Regan, P H3.0683

Regenfus, C2.0016 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.01093.0109 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Regler, M3.0010 3.0021 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Reguero, I3.0152

Rehak, P3.1494

Rehn, J3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003

3.1014 3.1523 3.1589 3.1593 3.16033.1930 3.1979

Reicherz, G3.1031

Reichhold, D3.0103 3.0294 3.0445 3.1752 3.1927

Reichl, H3.0604

Reichold, D3.0104

Reid, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Reid, J G3.0020 3.0227 3.0568 3.0713

Reimer, P E3.1606

Reimoser, S2.0042 3.0419 3.1400 3.1788

Reinertsen, P3.0718 3.0810 3.1979

Reinhardt, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Reinmuth, G3.0716 3.1534

Reithler, H3.0605

Reito, S3.0880 3.1684 3.1851

Rembser, C3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Remillieux, J2.0159

Ren, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ren, Z3.0245 3.1371

Renardy, J F

3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1534 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Renfordt, R3.0020 3.0227 3.0669 3.0713

Renk, B3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1150 3.13283.1329 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Renker, D3.0278 3.1391

Renner, K3.1238

Rensch, B3.0194 3.0355 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775

Rensfelt, G3.1740

Rensfelt, K G3.1562

Renton, P B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0564 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1502 3.1524 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.19303.1979

Renzoni, G3.0716 3.1534

Repnow, R3.0036 3.0037 3.1560 3.1740

Resag, S3.0019 3.1767 3.1786

Rescia, S3.0134 3.0243 3.1534

Rescigno, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Resconi, S3.0785 3.1534

Restle, M3.0310 3.0847

Resvanis, L K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Rethore, F

3.1508

Retiere, F3.0007 3.0305 3.0428 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Retyk, W3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Reucroft, S3.0278 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1391 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Revol, J P1.0045 1.0114 3.0594 3.0785 3.0786

Rey, J M3.0628 3.1654 3.1715 3.1833

Rey-Campagnolle, M3.0245 3.1371

Reygers, K3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Reynaud, S3.0260

Reytier, M3.1316 3.1654

Rhee, J T3.0179

Riazantsev, A3.0483 3.1261

Riazuelo, A3.1183

Ribeiro, C A3.1266 3.1267

Ribeiro, P3.0888

Ribeiro-Monteiro, L3.0355

Riboni, P L3.0274

Ribordy, R3.0079

Riccardi, C3.1401 3.1672

Riccardi, F3.0260

Riccardo, V3.0083

Riccati, L3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0574 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755



Ricci, R A1.0082 3.0105 3.1377

Ricciardi, S3.0900 3.1129

Richard, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Richards, D G3.0843

Richards, P L3.0994

Richards, R3.0716 3.1534

Richardson, J3.0145 3.0630 3.0633 3.0634

Riche, A J3.0264 3.0501 3.1151

Richer, J3.0149

Richer, J P3.1534

Richter, A3.1317 3.1740

Richter, M3.1494

Richter, R H3.0412 3.0413 3.0462

Richter-Was, E3.1057 3.1302 3.1412

Rick, H3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Rickenbach, R3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Rico, J3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Riddone, G3.0917

Rídky, J2.0170 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.0919 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Ridolfi, G3.0117 3.0198 3.0738

Riedler, P3.0327 3.0462 3.1472 3.1495

Riege, H3.0741 3.1124

Riegler, W2.0099 3.0221 3.1465 3.1527

Riemann, P3.0937

Riemann, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797 3.1931

Riemann, T3.1931

Riester, J L3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Rieth, G3.1278

Rifflet, J M3.0344

Rigby, D3.1033

Riggi, F3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Righini, B3.1982

Righini, P3.1496

Rigolin, S3.0169 3.0609 3.1128 3.1884

Riisager, K3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0441 3.10653.1148

Rijllart, A3.1031 3.1084 3.1925

Riles, K2.0101 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Riley, S3.0541

Rinaudo, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Rinolfi, L

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Riotto, A3.0378 3.0602 3.1444 3.1705

Ripka, G1.0090

Ripp, I3.0889

Ripp-Baudot, I3.0010 3.0443 3.0636 3.0718 3.08103.1003 3.1014 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Risselada, T3.1087

Ritter, H G3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Ritter, J B3.1606

Riu, I3.0110 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1534 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775

Riunaud, J P3.0516

Rivera, F3.1036

Rivetta, C3.0414

Rivetti, A3.0080 3.0221 3.1076 3.1486 3.16603.1851 3.1855

Rizatdinova, F K3.0154 3.0198 3.1314

Rizos, J3.0746 3.0803 3.1146

Rizzo, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Rizzo, T G3.0544

Roberts, B3.1455

Roberts, B L3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Roberts, J3.1068

Roberts, J B3.1031

Roberts, R G3.1412

Robertson, L3.0387

Robertson, N A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Robertson, S3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1043 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16173.1620 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Robertson, S H3.1842

Robins, S A3.0017 3.0154 3.0198 3.0466 3.05893.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Robinson, D3.0240 3.0327 3.1495

Robl, P3.0414

Robohm, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Robotham, W3.0622 3.1441 3.1497

Robutti, E3.1606

Rochez, J3.0355 3.0389 3.0580

Rochford, J3.0556

Rock, S E3.1031

Roda, C3.0716 3.0937 3.1534 3.1598 3.1947

Rodin, J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797



Rodning, N L3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Rodrigo, G3.0340 3.1523

Rodriguez, F V3.1191

Rodriguez Fernandez, A3.0483

Rodriguez, J M3.0483

Rodriguez, M3.1031

Rodríguez-Calonge, F J2.0054

Rodriguez-Mateos, F3.0407 3.0831 3.0917 3.1397

Rodriguez-Ruiz, M A3.0828 3.1343

Roe, B P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Roe, S3.0082 3.0372 3.0410 3.0462 3.06303.1268 3.1269 3.1278 3.1411 3.14503.1472 3.1505

Roeckl, E3.0893

Roehner, F1.0071

Roesler, S3.1301

Roff, D G3.0372 3.0630 3.1505

Rohe, T3.0412 3.0413

Rohne, E3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Rohne, O3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Röhrich, D3.0020 3.0227 3.0439 3.0713 3.11423.1365 3.1751 3.1911

Röhrich, K3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Roig, O2.0068 3.0963 3.1142 3.1781 3.1917

Roland, C2.0074 3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Roland, G3.0007 3.0020 3.0227 3.0305 3.05473.0713 3.1500 3.1597 3.1935

Rolandi, L1.0034 3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.07563.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Roldan, J3.1534

Rolli, S3.0136

Roloff, H E3.0900

Romana, A3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Romance, J B3.0716 3.1534

Romanino, A3.0169

Romaniouk, A3.1758

Romaniuk, R3.1230

Romano, F3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Romano, G3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1196 3.13653.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Romano, M3.0580

Romanov, V3.0716 3.1534

Romanovsky, V3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.17853.1790

Romero, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Romero, L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Romero, P3.1534

Romero-Barajas, L2.0045

Roncarolo, F2.0078 3.1205

Ronceux, B3.0716 3.0862 3.0958

Ronchese, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1856 3.1930 3.1979

Rondeaux, F3.0625 3.1654

Rondeshagen, D3.0260

Rondio, E3.1031 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Roney, J M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Ronga, F2.0156

Rongved, R3.1290

Ronning, C R3.0310 3.0847

Ronzhin, A I3.0370

Rook, M3.1606

Rooke, A M2.0007 3.1033

Ropelewski, L3.0367 3.0692 3.0758 3.1031

Röper, M3.0097

Ropotar, I3.0014 3.0052 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0898 3.0919 3.0958 3.1755

Rörich, V3.0235 3.1736 3.1922

Ros, E3.1033

Rosa, G3.0574 3.1196 3.1377

Rosati, S3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1770 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Rosca, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Roscoe, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Rosen, P1.0047

Rosenberg, E I3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Rosier-Lees, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Rosinsky, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Rosner, G3.0245 3.1371

Rosnet, P3.0716

Rosowsky, A3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Ross, D A3.1524

Ross, G G



3.1366 3.1367

Ross, M3.1504

Rossa, E3.1478

Rossat, G3.0950

Rosselet, L3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.0669 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Rosselet, P3.1032

Rossella, M3.0785

Rossi, A M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Rossi, C3.0152 3.0785

Rossi, L1.0113 3.0245 3.0375 3.1008 3.13713.1377 3.1386 3.1805 3.1833

Rossi, S3.0065 3.0186 3.0421 3.0481 3.13363.1399 3.1400 3.1546 3.1651

Rössle, E3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Rossner, H3.0390

Rosso, C3.1929

Rosso, E3.0672 3.1271 3.1485 3.1992

Roth, D R3.1960

Roth, M3.0674

Roth, S2.0115 3.1042

Rothberg, J E3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Röthel, W3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Rotondi, A3.0105 3.1766

Rotscheidt, H3.1008 3.1377

Röttger, S3.0861

Roudeau, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Roudskoy, I3.0235 3.1736

Rougé, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Roumiantsev, V3.1266 3.1267

Roussarie, A3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1629 3.17693.1789

Rousseau, B3.0864

Rousseau, D3.0154 3.0198 3.0616 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1758 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Rousseau, L3.1411

Roussière, B3.0883

Routenburg, P3.1033

Rovelli, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Roversi-Monaco, F1.0082 1.0110

Roy, C3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.18403.1935

Roy, D P3.1658

Roy, G3.0525 3.0906 3.1246

Roy, P2.0062 3.0462 3.1297 3.1452 3.1772

Roy, R

3.0853

Royer, L3.0122 3.0963 3.1781 3.1917

Royer, P3.1909

Royon, C3.0009 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Rozanov, A N3.0900

Rozen, Y3.0017 3.0156 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Rozhdestvensky, A M3.0105 3.1766

Rubbia, A3.0169 3.0785 3.0786 3.0937 3.09483.0949 3.1133 3.1598 3.1947

Rubbia, C3.0594 3.0785 3.0786

Rubin, G3.0069 3.1853

Rubinstein, R3.1026

Rubio, B3.0168 3.1197 3.1206 3.1783

Rubio, J A3.0487 3.0594 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Rubio, J M3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Rubizzo, U3.1172

Rückl, R3.1420

Rückstuhl, W2.0136 3.0154

Rudge, A3.0082 3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.14473.1505 3.1835

Rudolph, G

3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Rudolph, H3.0245 3.1371

Rudolph, K3.1740 3.1854

Rudskoy, I3.1922

Rue, P1.0075

Ruf, T3.0246 3.0360 3.0364 3.0490 3.08693.1013 3.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Rufanov, I3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Ruffini, R1.0035

Ruggieri, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Ruggiero, E3.1259

Ruggiero, F3.0181 3.0306 3.0339 3.0529 3.07943.0795 3.1101 3.1554

Ruggiero, G3.0246 3.0247 3.0364 3.0851 3.10483.1423 3.1448 3.1586 3.1605

Rühl, I3.1510

Ruhl, J E3.0994

Ruhlmann-Kleider, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1154 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Ruiz, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Ruiz, H3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10403.1583 3.1629 3.1638 3.1789

Ruiz-Morales, E3.0541

Rullier, J L3.1547



Rummukainen, K3.1200 3.1710 3.1721

Rumpf, M3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1769 3.1789

Rumyantsev, V3.0716

Runge, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1278 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Runólfsson, O3.0017 3.0372 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15053.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Ruoff, E3.0889

Ruppel, U3.1033

Rusack, R3.0278 3.1391

Rusaick, R3.1135

Rusakova, V V3.0097

Rusakovitch, N3.0585 3.0716 3.1534 3.1596 3.17063.1784 3.1785 3.1790

Rüschmann, G W3.0669

Ruschmeier, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Rusinov, V Yu3.0895

Russ, J3.0372 3.1411 3.1505

Russenschuck, S3.0047 3.0048 3.0299 3.0300 3.06213.0831 3.0991 3.1643 3.1718 3.17623.1897

Russo, G V

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Russo, J G3.1571 3.1807

Russo, M3.1684

Rust, D R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1758 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Ruth, R D3.0264 3.1151

Ruuskanen, P V3.0782

Ruwali, K3.0670

Ruzhitsky, V M3.1975

Ruzin, A3.0462 3.0840 3.1449 3.1498

Ruzinov, V3.1193

Ryabchikov, D I3.1767

Ryabov, V A3.1172

Ryabov, Yu G3.0113 3.1266 3.1267

Ryazanov, A I3.0462

Rybaltchenko, K3.1279

Rybatchenko, V3.0455

Rybicki, A3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Rybicki, K3.0677

Rydstrom, S3.1508

Rykaczewski, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1375 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Rykaline, V

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Rylko, R3.1033

Ryzhov, V3.0383

Saadi, Y3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Saarikko, H3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Saavedra, A3.0327

Saban, R I3.0917

Sabbi, G L3.0622 3.1435 3.1441 3.1497

Sabo, I3.1031

Saborido, J3.0483 3.1031

Sachs, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0784 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Sacquin, Y3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Sadan, R3.1227

Sadovskii, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Sadovsky, S A3.0651 3.1160

Sadrozinski, H F W3.0327

Saeger, P3.0486 3.1583

Saeki, T3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035

3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Safarík, K3.0439 3.0557 3.0736 3.0783 3.09193.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.17533.1911

Safieh, J3.0766

Sahli, B3.0807

Sahr, O3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Saidkhanov, N3.0097

Saitó, M3.0120

Saitô, Y3.0164

Saitta, B3.0900

Saji, N3.1222

Sajot, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Saka, F3.1954

Sakaguchi, A3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Sakai, H3.1504

Sakamoto, H3.0369 3.0457 3.0642 3.0763

Sakamoto, T3.1504

Sakanaka, S3.1504

Sakellariadou, M3.1183

Sakelliou, L3.0360 3.0594 3.1867



Sakhelashvili, T3.0278 3.1391

Sako, H3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Sala, P R3.0785 3.0786 3.1534

Sala, S3.1411

Saladino, S3.0246 3.0364 3.0898 3.0919 3.1377

Salam, G P3.1212 3.1412

Salamon, A3.1453

Saldaña, F3.0594

Salicio, J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Salihagic, D3.1725

Salmanova, N A3.0097

Salminen, J3.0420 3.0670

Salt, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Salvadori, A3.0136

Salvatore, F3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Salvini, P3.0105 3.1766

Salvo, C3.1377

Sambyal, S S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Sammer, T2.0009 3.0227 3.0713 3.1465 3.1527

Samokhvalov, V3.1426

Samoylenko, V D3.1160

Sampietro, M

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Sampson, W3.0753

Sampsonidis, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Samyn, D3.0282 3.0284 3.0699 3.1476 3.16883.1690

San Segundo-Bello, D3.0081 3.1309

Sánchez, E3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1774 3.1797

Sanchez, F3.0110 3.1036 3.1625 3.1625

Sanchez, J3.0327 3.1495

Sánchez-Álvaro, E2.0103 2.0113

Sánchez-Corral, E3.0238

Sanchis, E3.0716 3.1534

Sanchis, M A3.0154

Sanchis-Lozano, M A3.0198

Sandacz, A3.1031

Sandaker, H3.0650

Sander, H G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Sanders, H3.0716 3.1534

Sanders, M P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Sándor, L3.0067 3.0439 3.0557 3.0574 3.0783

3.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.17533.1911

Sandoval, A2.0188 3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Sanelli, C3.0421

Sanfilippo, S3.1741 3.1848

Sang, W M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Sanguinetti, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Sanmartí, M1.0042

Sann, H3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Sannino, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Sansen, W3.0898

Santacesaria, R3.0900

Santamaría, A3.0522

Santamarina, C3.0483

Santiard, J C3.0475 3.0684 3.0881 3.1352

Santo, R3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Santocchia, A3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0765 3.11623.1274

Santoni, C3.0716 3.1534

Santopietro, F3.0898

Santorelli, P3.1055

Santos, J

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Santos, J P3.0828 3.1343

Santos, M3.1859

Santroni, A3.1606

Sapozhnikov, M G3.0715 3.1158 3.1766

Saraiva, P3.1036

Sarakinos, M E3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Sarantsev, A V3.0603 3.1767

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Sari, R F3.1957

Sarkar, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1297 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Sarkisian, E K G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Sarkissian, G3.0377

Sarnelli, E3.0851

Sarris, M3.0574

Sartorelli, G3.0115 3.0116

Sasaki, O3.0120 3.0121 3.0369 3.0642 3.1757

Sassowsky, M3.0030



Sato, O3.0260 3.1196

Sato, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Satov, Yu A3.0235 3.1736 3.1922

Saturnini, P3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Saudemont, J C3.0453

Sauer, A3.0889

Sauerbrey, R3.1191

Sauli, F3.0367 3.0676 3.0692 3.0693 3.0758

Sauvage, D3.1534

Sauvage, G3.1534

Sauvage, J3.0883

Savary, F3.0416 3.0995

Saveljic, N3.1494

Savin, A3.1997

Savin, I3.1031

Savoy, C A3.1080

Savoy-Navarro, A3.1534 3.1979

Savrié, M3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Savvidis, E3.0594

Sawyer, L3.0716 3.1534

Says, L P3.0716 3.1534

Sbarra, C3.0017 3.0309 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780

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Sbrissa, E3.0143 3.1436

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Scanlan, R3.0622 3.1435 3.1441 3.1497

Scannicchio, D A3.0137 3.0785 3.1402

Scapparone, E3.1172

Scarlassara, F3.0898

Scarlini, E3.1089

Scarr, J M3.1036 3.1625 3.1625

Scguinot, J3.0460

Schacher, J3.0106 3.0166 3.0483 3.0793

Schacht, P3.0212 3.0301

Schael, S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Schäfer, A3.1910

Schäfer, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Schäfer, E3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Schäfer, G1.0081

Schäfer, M3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Schäfer, U3.0537 3.1036 3.1777 3.1955

Schaffer, A C3.0136 3.1534

Schahmaneche, K3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Schaile, A D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Schaile, O3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Schaller, L A3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.1305 3.18663.1867

Schaller, M3.0136

Schanne, S3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Schappacher, C3.0541 3.1884

Scharf, F3.0466 3.1004 3.1033 3.1581 3.16353.1780

Scharfetter, L H H3.0919

Scharff-Hansen, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Schark, E3.0983 3.0984

Schatz, B1.0106

Schatz, H3.0005 3.0861 3.1644

Schatz, V3.0141 3.1777

Scheel, C V3.0245 3.1371

Scheidenberger, C3.0638 3.1327

Scheidt, J3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Scheit, H

3.1317 3.1560

Schempp, A3.1740 3.1854

Schenk, P3.1033

Schernau, M3.1265

Scheuerlein, C3.0817

Schiavon, R P3.1031

Schiavulli, L3.0462

Schieck, J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Schietinger, T3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.1305 3.18663.1867

Schiller, A3.1031

Schillinger, H3.1191

Schillings, E3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Schillo, M3.0407 3.1539

Schilly, P3.0143

Schindl, K3.0182 3.0826 3.1346

Schinzel, D3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Schinzel, J3.1203 3.1405

Schirm, K M3.1427

Schlabach, P3.0620 3.0622 3.0819 3.1435 3.14413.1497

Schlagheck, H3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1877 3.1935

Schlatter, D3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789



Schleifer, W3.0284 3.1476 3.1690

Schleper, P3.1033

Schlereth, J L3.0139 3.1403 3.1577

Schloss, S3.0608 3.1925

Schmeling, S3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Schmelling, M3.0418 3.1036

Schmickler, H3.0174 3.0206 3.0261 3.0637 3.12793.1478

Schmid, S3.0390

Schmid, W3.0390 3.0829

Schmidhuber, C3.0059 3.0060

Schmidt, A2.0123

Schmidt, B3.0221 3.0937 3.1107 3.1112 3.13113.1598 3.1723 3.1947

Schmidt, H R3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1286 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Schmidt, J3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Schmidt, K3.0861

Schmidt, K H3.1462

Schmidt, M G3.0357

Schmidt, P3.0013 3.0019 3.0302 3.1560 3.15643.1565 3.1767 3.1786

Schmidt, R3.0045 3.0917 3.1397

Schmidt, T3.0937 3.1598

Schmidt-Kärst, S3.0487 3.0498 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609

3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Schmidt-Sørensen, J3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Schmischke, D3.0020

Schmitt, B3.0289 3.0318 3.0466 3.0765 3.10043.1033 3.1162 3.1274 3.1326 3.14423.1443 3.1581 3.1635 3.1661 3.1780

Schmitt, H3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Schmitt, K3.0141 3.0537 3.1272 3.1777

Schmitt, L3.0245 3.0246 3.0247 3.0364 3.13033.1371

Schmitt, M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789 3.1818

Schmitt, P3.0023 3.0959 3.1479

Schmitt, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Schmitz, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Schmitz, N3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Schmitz, P3.0889

Schmitz, R E3.1780

Schmitz, W3.1494

Schneegans, M3.1730

Schneider, H3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Schneider, M1.0105 3.0384 3.0608

Schneider, O2.0156 3.0154 3.0194 3.0198 3.04863.0616 3.0732 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1251 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Schnetzer, S R3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Schnuriger, J C3.0038 3.0235 3.1736

Schnyder, R3.1473

Schomaker, R3.1276

Schönauer, H O3.0021 3.1165 3.1410

Schönfelder, S2.0175

Schönharting, V3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Schöning, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Schopper, A3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Schopper, H F3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Schossmaier, K3.1950

Schotanus, D J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Schotter, A3.1740

Schraube, H3.1301

Schrieder, G3.0006 3.1148

Schröder, G3.0295 3.0343 3.0761 3.1317

Schröder, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1692 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Schuch, R H3.0099

Schué, Yu2.0052 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Schuhmacher, C2.0008

Schukraft, J1.0067 3.1494

Schuler, G A3.0405 3.0512 3.1078 3.1432 3.18723.1906 3.1916

Schüler, K P3.1031

Schuller, J P3.0453 3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.16293.1769 3.1789

Schulte, D3.0163 3.0264 3.0500 3.0501 3.05513.0967 3.1151

Schulte, R3.0889

Schultz von Dratzig, A3.0889

Schultz-Coulon, H C3.1033

Schulze, W3.0861

Schumacher, C3.0141 3.0537 3.1469 3.1777

Schumacher, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Schumacher, R3.0784 3.1028

Schune, M H2.0011 3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.16293.1769 3.1789

Schune, P3.0450 3.0453

Schunk, J P



3.0889

Schussler, F3.0594

Schuster, G3.0889

Schütt, J3.0741

Schutz, Y3.0007 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Schwaller, B3.0889

Schwalm, D3.0036 3.0037 3.1317 3.1560 3.1740

Schwarz, C2.0050

Schwarz, S3.0983 3.0984 3.1460 3.1564

Schweba, J3.0418

Schweiger, D3.1266 3.1267

Schweigert, C3.0053 3.1829 3.1830

Schwemling, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0799 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1534 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Schwering, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Schwering, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Schwick, C3.0017 3.0405 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Schwickerath, U3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Schwindling, J

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Schwinn, A3.1749

Schyns, M A E3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Sciabà, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1775 3.1789

Sciacca, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Sciamanna, M1.0105

Sciarrino, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1791 3.1797

Scibile, L3.0236

Sciortino, S3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Scognetti, T3.1377

Scomparin, E3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0574 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.0963 3.1270 3.1755 3.17813.1917

Scott, I3.0019 3.0603 3.1767 3.1786

Scott, I J3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Scott, W G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Scrivens, R3.0038 3.0235 3.0951 3.1191 3.17363.1922

Scuri, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Scurlock, B3.1900

Seager, P3.0010 3.0194 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10103.1014 3.1027 3.1040 3.1053 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.16383.1930 3.1979

Sebastian, V3.0006 3.0391 3.0859 3.0861 3.08833.0893 3.1148 3.1221 3.1644 3.1702

Seco, M3.0539

Sedgbeer, J K3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Sedov, V3.1229

Sedykh, Yu3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Seeber, B3.1964

Seemann, F3.0810

Sefzick, T3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Seganti, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Segar, A M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Segato, G F3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.0898 3.09193.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.17533.1911

Seguin-Moreau, N3.0133 3.1118 3.1534

Séguinot, J3.0111 3.0115 3.0116 3.0458 3.05713.0774 3.0790 3.1269 3.1289

Seibert, N3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Seibert, R2.0131 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.01093.0109 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Seiden, A3.0446

Seidl, W3.1534

Seipp, W3.1494

Seitimbetov, A M3.0097

Seitz, R3.1031

Seixas, J M3.0716 3.1534

Sekulin, R L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Seligman, W3.1725

Seliverstov, D M3.0005 3.0097 3.0627

Seliverstov, M D3.0860

Selldén, B3.0147 3.0166 3.0716 3.1534

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Semak, A A3.1172

Seman, M3.1534

Semenov, A3.0585 3.0716 3.1534 3.1596 3.17063.1784 3.1785 3.1790

Semenov, A Yu3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Semenov, S3.0157 3.1758

Semertzidis, Yu K3.1031



Sempere, P3.1730

Semprini-Cesari, N3.0105 3.1766

Sen, T3.0521

Senateur, J P3.0531

Senchishin, V3.1534

Sené, M3.1377 3.1662

Sené, R3.1377 3.1662

Senjanovic, G3.1444

Sennels, P3.1377

Senouf, J3.0058

Senti, M3.1650

Sequeira-Lopes-Tavares, S3.0274 3.1059 3.1316

Serci, S2.0143 3.0014 3.0105 3.0255 3.04773.0478 3.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.08633.0896 3.0958 3.1270 3.1755 3.1766

Sergeev, S3.0766 3.1031

Sergiampietri, F3.0785 3.0786

Serin, L3.0133 3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.10393.1040 3.1534 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1638 3.1775

Serin-Zeyrek, M3.0900

Serio, L3.0917 3.1858

Serra, P3.0663

Servoli, L3.0289 3.0318 3.0487 3.0721 3.07653.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.10093.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1162 3.12743.1423 3.1442 3.1443 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1661 3.16713.1797

Servranckx, R V

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Sessler, A M1.0075 3.1801

Sessler, M2.0002 3.1260

Seth, K K3.0759

Sethi, R3.0097

Sette, G3.1979

Settles, R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Seuster, R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Sevelda , M2.0032

Sever, R3.0900

Sevior, M E3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Sexauer, E3.0418

Seyboth, P3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Seymour, M3.0566

Seymour, M H3.1412 3.1425 3.1523

Seytre, J F3.0650

Seywerd, H3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1036 3.1039 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775

Sfetsos, K3.0465 3.0496 3.0506 3.1571 3.15723.1719 3.1989

Sgamma, F3.0421

Sgobba, S3.0274 3.0625 3.0628 3.0807 3.10593.1316

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Shabounov, A3.0411

Shabratova, G3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Shagin, P M3.0585 3.1160 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Shah, A3.0537

Shah, A A3.1777

Shah, T H3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Shah, T P3.0537 3.1777

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Shalanda, N A3.1273

Shaldaev, E3.1534

Shamanov, V3.1196

Shanahan, P3.1031

Shank, J3.0454

Shao, M3.1864

Shapiro, M3.0154 3.0198

Shaposhnikov, M3.1515

Shaposhnikova, E3.0085 3.1011 3.1773

Sharkov, B3.0235 3.1736 3.1922

Sharma, A3.0777

Sharma, V3.1036

Shaw, G

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Shaylor, H R3.0852 3.1447 3.1835

Shchegelskii, V3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1758 3.1797

Shchelchkov, A S3.0716 3.1534

Shea, V O3.0081

Shears, T G3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Shekhtman, L I3.0676 3.0693 3.0889

Shellard, R C3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Shen, B C3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Shepherd-Themistocleous, C H3.0017 3.0154 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Sheridan, A3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Sherwood, P3.0017 3.0154 3.0198 3.0466 3.05893.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.18923.1908 3.1995

Shevchenko, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998



3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Shi, J3.0303

Shibamur, E3.0943

Shibuya, H3.1196

Shield, P3.1835

Shiers, J3.0990

Shimada, T3.0457

Shimanskiy, S3.1494

Shimizu, H3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.17853.1790

Shimizu, Y3.1931

Shimojima, M3.0240

Shinohara, T3.1670

Shintomi, T3.0087 3.0623 3.0970 3.1438 3.1904

Shishov, Y3.0411

Shivarov, N3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0960 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Shlyapnikov, P3.0010 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.07183.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Shmakova, M3.1816

Shmeleva, A3.0574 3.1758

Shochet, M3.0716 3.1534

Shomer, A3.1812

Shore, G M

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Shotter, A C3.0225

Shoutko, V3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Shukla, S3.1026

Shumilov, E3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Shumshurov, A3.0235 3.1736 3.1922

Shuryak, E V3.1876

Shvorob, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Sibiryak, Y3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1290 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Sicho, P3.0462

Sichtermann, E P3.1031

Siddi, E3.1270

Sidorov, A3.0483 3.1261

Sidorov, A V3.1412

Sidorov, V3.1534

Siebel, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Sieber, T3.1740 3.1854

Siebert, H W3.0245 3.1371

Siedenburg, T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Siedling, R3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.0889 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Siegel, N3.0047 3.0334 3.1539 3.1718 3.1741

Siegrist, P3.0292

Sielemann, R3.0534

Sieler, U3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.16293.1638 3.1775 3.1789

Siemiarczuk, T3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Siemko, A3.0299 3.0416 3.1718 3.1741 3.18483.1925

Sievers, P3.1084 3.1925

Signe, P M3.0898

Signer, A3.0197 3.0541 3.0739 3.1932

Sigward, M H3.0889

Siiskonen, T3.0003 3.0441 3.0893

Sikler, F3.0020 3.0227 3.0711 3.0713

Silari, M3.0605 3.0806 3.1219

Sillanoli, M3.1478

Sillou, D3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Silva, J3.1534

Silva, S3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Silvermyr, D3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Silverstein, S3.0147 3.0537 3.1777 3.1955

Silvestris, L3.0194 3.0289 3.0292 3.0318 3.04863.0616 3.0765 3.1010 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.1162 3.12073.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.16613.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Sim, K S3.0179

Simaitis, V J3.0716 3.1534

Simard, L3.0010

Simard, L C2.0119 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Simeoni, F3.1031

Simion, S3.1534 3.1725

Simmler, H3.1260

Simmons, B3.1271

Simon, A3.0245 3.1371

Simon, D J3.0269

Simon, F3.0344

Simon, H3.0006 3.0860 3.0861 3.1148 3.14623.1560

Simon-Gillo, J3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Simone, S3.0574 3.0919 3.1196 3.1377

Simonetti, L3.1273

Simonetto, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1850 3.1930 3.1979

Simonis, H J3.0889

Simonov, B B3.0097



Simopoulou, E3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Sinanis, N3.0282 3.0284 3.0699 3.1476 3.16883.1690

Sinclair, L3.1382

Sinervo, P3.0630

Singh, B3.0097

Singh, J B3.0885

Singovsky, A V3.0278 3.0585 3.1159 3.1160 3.13773.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.1785 3.1790

Singpiel, H3.0128 3.1260

Sinha, B3.1297

Sinha, B C3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Siotis, I3.0462 3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.16293.1769

Sippach, W3.0243 3.0719 3.1471

Siroli, G P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Sirvent, C3.0594

Sissakian, A N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0716 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1534 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1920 3.19303.1979

Sitar, B3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Sitta, M3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Sittler, A3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.1004 3.1033

3.1043 3.1051 3.1581 3.1620 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1892

Sjölin, J2.0047

Sjöstrand, T3.1523 3.1687

Skaali, B3.1290

Skaali, T B3.1273

Skachkov, N B3.1412

Skelding, D3.0097

Skelton, K3.0913

Skeppstedt, Ö3.1560 3.1563

Skillman, A3.1033

Skog, K3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Skrzypczak, E3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Skrzypek, M3.0626 3.0659 3.1324 3.1931

Skuja, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Slabospitsky, S3.0015

Slavin, N3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Slivova, J3.1494

Sliwa, K3.0541

Sloan, T3.0462 3.0654 3.1036

Sluijk, T3.0635

Slysz, W3.0462

Smadja, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554

3.0718 3.0756 3.0810 3.0889 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Smale, N3.0418

Smedberg, M H3.0003 3.0441 3.1065

Smes, F3.1740

Smirnitski, A3.1147

Smirnitsky, V3.1196

Smirnov, G I3.1031

Smirnov, N3.0010 3.0436 3.0554 3.0608 3.08103.1003 3.1027 3.1593 3.1594 3.1604

Smirnov, S3.0574 3.1758

Smirnov, V A3.1932

Smirnova, L3.0154 3.0198

Smirnova, L N3.1314 3.1758

Smirnova, O3.0010 3.0647 3.1003 3.1593 3.16033.1979

Smirnova, O G3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.07183.0810 3.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.15893.1594 3.1604 3.1930

Smith, A3.0410

Smith, A M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Smith, B3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Smith, D3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1638 3.1775

Smith, G R

3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Smith, K3.0247 3.0364 3.0462 3.0851 3.09193.1036 3.1448

Smith, N A3.0320 3.0327

Smith, R A3.1191

Smith, R P3.0033 3.0274

Smith, V3.1371

Smith, V J3.0245

Smith, W3.1912

Smith, W H3.0273 3.0288

Smizanská, M3.0129 3.0154 3.0194 3.0198 3.04863.1010 3.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.1638

Smolik, J3.0483

Smolik, L3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1625 3.16253.1769 3.1775

Smoot, G F3.0994

Smotryaev, V A3.1172

Snellings, R3.0227 3.0713

Snoeys, W3.0072 3.0081 3.0394 3.0439 3.08303.0898 3.0919 3.1271 3.1276 3.13093.1365 3.1454 3.1662

Snopkov, R3.1534

Snow, G A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Snow, S W3.1036

Soares, J C3.0530 3.0531 3.0944 3.0945



Soave, C2.0087 3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1270 3.1755 3.1781

Sobczak, H3.0316

Sobczynski, C W3.0919

Sobie, R J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Sobol, A E3.0585 3.1160 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Søby, L3.0268

Socol, E2.0044 3.1494

Söderberg, M3.1758

Söderqvist, J3.1534 3.1835

Söderström, K3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Sogami, I S3.1670

Sohler, D3.1411 3.1540

Sohler, J L3.0023 3.1479

Sokatchev, E3.1525

Sokolov, A3.0443 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1930

Solanky, M3.0462

Soldati, R3.1182

Söldner-Rembold, S1.0057 3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1296 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1623 3.1631 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18633.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Sole, D3.0556

Soler, C3.0236

Soler, F J P3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Sollander, P3.0233

Sollfrank, J3.0782

Solodkov, A3.0716 3.1534

Solomey, N3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Soloviev, I V3.1266 3.1267 3.1534

Solovyanov, O3.0436 3.0443 3.0716 3.0718 3.08103.1014 3.1589 3.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Soltau, H3.0413

Sommer, J3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Somov, S V3.1172

Son, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797 3.1997

Sona, P3.1783

Sonderegger, P1.0052 3.0014 3.0247 3.0255 3.04773.0478 3.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.06733.0716 3.0851 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1448 3.1534 3.1755

Sondheim, W3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Song, J S3.1196

Sonnemann, F3.0507 3.0564 3.1205 3.1397 3.1502

Soós, C3.0069 3.1656

Sopczak, A3.0010 3.0123 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443

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Soper, D E3.0720 3.1412

Sopko, B3.0462 3.1377

Soramel, F3.0898

Sorbi, M3.1833

Sørensen, J3.0961

Sørensen, S P3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Sorlin, O3.0683

Sosebee, M3.0716

Sosnovtsev, V V3.1758

Sosnowski, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Soto, J3.0734

Sotoki, T3.1383

Soucail, G3.0062

Sousa, J B3.0531

Sousa, P3.1448

Soustruznik, K3.0716 3.1534

Sozzi, G3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Sozzi, M3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Spagnolo, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Spagnolo, S3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414

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Spandre, G3.0756

Spanier, S3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1204 3.1786

Spano, F3.0716 3.1534

Spassoff, Tz3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1754 3.1930 3.1979

Spassov, V3.0112

Specht, H J1.0096 3.1494

Spegel, M3.0103 3.0669 3.1787

Spencer, E3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.1278 3.13853.1450

Speziali, V3.0372 3.0630 3.1505

Spezziga, M3.0756

Sphicas, P3.0282 3.0284 3.0699 3.1476 3.16883.1690

Spieler, H3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.1278

Spiesberger, H3.0541

Spighi, R3.0105 3.1766

Spigo, G3.0409 3.0416

Spillantini, P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Spinelli, P3.1172

Spira, M3.0748 3.1372

Spiridenkov, E3.1758



Spiriti, E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Spiro, M1.0081

Spiwoks, R3.0106 3.0355 3.0405 3.0580 3.15343.1916

Sponholz, P3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Springer, R W3.1033

Springer, W3.1326

Sproston, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Spurio, M3.1172

Squarcia, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Squier, G T A3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Srednicki, M3.0209

Sridhar, K3.1826

St. Koenig3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.1274

Stacey, A M3.1089

Stachel, J J1.0080 2.0093 2.0095 2.0126 3.06463.1494

Stähelin, P3.0900

Stahl, A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Staley, F3.0958

Staley, R3.0537 3.1777

Stamatescu, I O3.0351

Stampfer, D3.1594

Stanek, R3.0716 3.1534

Stanescu, C3.0010 3.0137 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1402 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Stanic, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930

Stanitzki, M3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Stankus, P3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Stapnes, S3.0327 3.0456 3.1495

Starchenko, E3.0716 3.1534

Staroba, P3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Starodumov, A3.0154 3.0198 3.0272 3.0289 3.03183.0765 3.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.14433.1661

Startsev, V3.0455

Stassinaki, M3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.17853.1790

Stastny, J3.1377

Staude, A2.0009 3.0900 3.1031

Stavina, P3.1534

Stavitski, I3.0246 3.0289 3.0318 3.0364 3.07653.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.16613.1676

Stavrianakou, M3.0565 3.1758

Stech, N3.1175

Steck, M3.1749

Steele, D3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Stefanek, G3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Stefanescu, J3.0889

Stefanini, G3.0072 3.0260 3.0289 3.0318 3.04143.0765 3.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.14433.1661

Stefanski, P3.0651

Steinbach, C2.0159 3.1579

Steinberg, P3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Steinberger, J3.1036

Steiner, D3.0526

Steinhauser, M3.1174

Steininger, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Steinkamp, O3.1606

Steinmetz, A3.1031

Stekl, I3.1093

Stelzer, B3.0141 3.1777

Stelzer, H3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Stelzer, O3.0141 3.1272 3.1777

Stenlund, E3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Stenzel, H3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1412 3.14173.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Stepanov, A3.0235 3.1736 3.1922

Stepanov, N3.0154 3.0198

Stephan, F3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1625 3.16253.1769 3.1775

Stephens, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Stephens, R3.0716 3.1534

Steshov, A3.1427

Steuer, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Steuerer, J3.0466 3.0589 3.0630 3.0836 3.10043.1033 3.1043 3.1051 3.1581 3.16203.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1892

Stevenson, G R1.0060

Stevenson, K3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Stewart, R D3.0660

Stickland, D3.0415 3.1693

Stickland, D P3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Stieberger, S3.0026 3.0767 3.1215 3.1348 3.1350

Stiegler, U3.0937 3.1031 3.1598 3.1947

Stinzing, F3.0784 3.1028 3.1606

Stipcevic, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947



Stirling, W J3.1412 3.1524 3.1890

Stocchi, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Stöck, H2.0005 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.01093.0109 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Stock, P3.1777

Stock, R1.0080 2.0074 2.0139 2.0188 3.00203.0227 3.0713

Stockhausen, B3.1033

Stöckinger, D3.1884

Stockinger, H E3.0204

Stodulski, M3.1064

Stoffel, F3.0106 3.0166 3.0793

Stoker, D3.1265

Stokes, W N3.0537 3.1142 3.1777

Stolarczyk, T3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Stoll, K3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Stolyarov, O I3.0439 3.0607 3.1365 3.1662

Stolze, K3.0462

Stone, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Stone, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1024 3.1029 3.10323.1037 3.1042 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1601 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671

3.1797

Stone, R3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Storas, T3.1377

Storr, M1.0025

Stötzler, A3.0098 3.0310 3.0526 3.0788

Stovall, J3.0933

Stoyanov, B3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Strait, J B3.0622 3.1435 3.1439 3.1441 3.1497

Strandlie, A3.0055 3.1258

Strassburger, C3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Strasser, F3.0789

Strässner, A3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Stratmann, M3.1910

Straumann, N1.0081

Straumann, U3.0827 3.1666

Strauss, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10533.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Strizenec, P3.0212 3.1725

Strmen, P3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Ströbele, H3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Strohbusch, U2.0131 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109

3.0109 3.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Ströhmer, R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Strolin, P3.0169 3.0900

Strom, D3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Strong, J A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Stroot, J P3.0585 3.1160 3.1596 3.1706 3.17843.1785 3.1790

Stroynowski, R3.0852 3.1508

Strub, R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Strubin, P3.1560

Struck, C3.0020

Stucchi, S3.0881 3.1352

Studenov, S3.1534

Stugu, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1495 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1606 3.19303.1979

Stuhrmann, H B3.1031

Stüken, D3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1597 3.1935

Stump, D R3.1412

Sube, S3.0453

Suberlucq, G3.0264 3.1288

Suberlucq, S3.0404

Suchodolinská, I3.1142

Sudhakar, K3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Suffert, M3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Sugai, I3.0829 3.0894

Sugitate, T3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Sugiyama, K3.1504

Sugonyaev, V P3.1160

Suh, J S3.0002 3.0013 3.0109 3.0109 3.05133.1137 3.1204

Suire, C3.0428 3.1381 3.1840

Suk, M3.0716 3.1534

Sukhanov, A3.1427

Sukhina, B3.1427

Sullivan, J P3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Sultanov, G G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Sulyán, J3.0069 3.1853

Sumbera, M3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Sumi, Y3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927



Sun, L Z3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Sun, Z3.1833

Sundal, B3.1278

Sundby Avset, B3.0462

Surback, G3.1478

Surdo, A3.1172

Surkov, A3.1534

Surrow, B3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1544 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Susa, T3.0227 3.0713

Sushkov, S3.1543

Sushkov, V V3.0467

Susini, A3.1061 3.1337

Suter, B3.0372 3.1411 3.1505

Suter, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Sutton, M R2.0027

Suzuki, H3.1477

Suzuki, S3.0785 3.0786 3.0943

Suzuki, T3.1504

Svechnikova, L N3.0097

Svensson, B3.0462

Svensson, T3.0007 3.0097 3.0305 3.0547 3.15003.1597 3.1935

Sviridov, Yu3.1771

Swain, J D3.0101 3.0278 3.0487 3.0540 3.06313.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.13913.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Swoboda, D3.0411 3.0431

Swynghedauw, M3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Sykora, I3.1534

Sylvester, C D3.0620 3.0622 3.0819 3.1441

Syrachev, I V3.0264

Szafran, S3.1377

Szarka, I3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Szarwas, P3.1381

Szczekowski, M3.0010 3.0075 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Szczesny, H3.0889

Szczygiel, R3.0082 3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.12683.1278 3.1370 3.1385 3.1450

Szegedi, S3.1540

Szeless, B3.0724 3.0933

Szendrei, L3.1656

Szentpétery, I3.0020 3.0227 3.0711 3.0713

Szeptycka, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554

3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Szerypo, J3.0984

Szerypo, R B3.0983

Sziklai, J3.0020 3.0227 3.0711 3.0713

Szillasi, Z3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Szkutnik, Z3.0694 3.1689

Szleper, M3.1031 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Szoncsó, F1.0044 3.0126 3.0414

Sztaricskai, T3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Szymanski, P3.0669 3.1033

’t Hooft, G1.0040

Tabarelli de Fatis, T3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0786 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Tadel, M3.0082 3.0189 3.1268

Tadsen, A3.1105 3.1125

Taffard, A3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Tafirout, R3.1033 3.1631

Taguet, J P3.1534

Taín, J L3.0168 3.1197 3.1206

Takabayashi, N3.0476

Takach, S F3.1150

Takai, H3.0243 3.1534 3.1827

Takamatsu, K3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.17853.1790

Takano, M3.1504

Takashima, T3.0943

Takata, K3.1504

Takeda, S3.1504

Takemae, S3.1941

Takeutchi, F3.0483 3.1261

Talamonti, C3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Talamonti, R3.1449

Talanov, V3.0326

Talbot, S D2.0138 3.0017 3.0466 3.0537 3.05893.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.10253.1033 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1777 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Talby, M3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Tamarit, J3.0594

Tambini, J3.0038

Tamburella, C3.1221 3.1462 3.1702

Tamura, F3.1504

Tamura, T3.0164

Tamvakis, K3.1152

Tanaka, H3.1670

Tanaka, K



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Tanaka, R3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1036 3.10393.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1638 3.1775

Tanaka, S3.0466 3.1004 3.1033 3.1581 3.16353.1780

Tang, F3.0716 3.1534

Tang, X W3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Tanke, E3.1353 3.1546

Tao, C1.0027

Tapper, R J3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Tapprogge, S3.0583 3.1412 3.1920

Tarancón, A3.0778

Tarantino, A3.0115 3.0116

Taras, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0574 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892

Tarasov, A3.0483

Tarchini, A3.0428 3.1381 3.1840

Tardell, S3.1534

Tardy, T3.0274 3.1316

Tareb-Reyes, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Tarem, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0642 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Tarján, D3.0069 3.1853

Tarkovsky, E3.0895

Tarle, J C3.0669 3.1118

Tarrago, X3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0862 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1755

Tartaglia, M3.0622 3.1060 3.1435 3.1439 3.14413.1497

Tartarelli, F3.1758

Tartarelli, G F3.0131 3.0148 3.0154 3.0198 3.0485

Tas, P3.0716 3.1534

Tatarinov, A3.0889

Tateyama, N3.0164

Tatishvili, G T3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Tauchi, T3.1504

Taureg, H3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Taurigna-Quere, M3.0170

Taurok, A3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Tauscher, L3.0360 3.0483 3.0487 3.0490 3.07213.0809 3.0869 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1013 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1305 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797 3.18663.1867

Tavian, L3.1222

Tavlet, M3.0184 3.1452 3.1456 3.1831

Tawfik, A M3.0097

Tayloe, R3.0784 3.1028

Taylor, B G3.0916

Taylor, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1931

Taylor, G N3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Taylor, L3.0101 3.0487 3.0631 3.0721 3.08093.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Taylor, R J3.1002 3.1038 3.1414 3.1424 3.16163.1908 3.1995

Taylor, T M3.0334 3.0975

Taylor, T R3.0505

Tchalyshev, V3.0606

Tcherniatine, V3.1265 3.1471

Tecchio, M3.1326

Tecker, F3.0507 3.1502

Tegenfeldt, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Teiger, J3.1534

Teijeiro, A G3.1197 3.1206

Teixeira, I C3.1859

Teixeira, J P3.1859

Teixeira-Dias, P3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.17753.1789 3.1949

Tejessy, W3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Telegdy, A3.0069 3.1656

Tellili, B3.0809 3.1017 3.1023 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1595 3.1605

Tempesta, P3.0194 3.0289 3.0318 3.0486 3.06163.0765 3.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.10393.1040 3.1089 3.1162 3.1274 3.14423.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.1769 3.17753.1789

Ten Have, I3.1036

Ten Kate, H H J3.0143 3.0334 3.0740 3.1318 3.13833.1436 3.1437

Tenchini, R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Tenenbaum, P3.0404 3.0549

Tengblad, O3.0003 3.0004 3.0006 3.0168 3.01853.0398 3.0441 3.0683 3.1065 3.11483.1197 3.1206 3.1783

Tenishev, V3.0235 3.1736

Tepikian, S3.0192

Terada, S3.0240 3.0327 3.1278

Terasawa, K3.0943

Terashima, A3.0087 3.1904

Tereshchenko, V V3.1598 3.1947

Terrani, M3.0785 3.0786

Terranova, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0786 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1176 3.1273 3.15893.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.18503.1930 3.1979

Terunuma, N3.1504

Tesarek, R J3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Tessaro, S3.0105 3.1766

Tessarotto, F3.1031



Tessier, J M3.0612

Teubert, F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0639 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.13323.1534 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Teuscher, R J3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Thadome, J3.0456 3.0650

Thaler, J J3.0716 3.1534

Thaysen, J3.0003 3.0441

Theisen, S J3.1220

Theobald, W3.1191

Theodoratou, O P3.0857

Theodorou, A3.1990

Thermeau, J P3.0365 3.1136

Thers, D3.1031

Thibault, C3.0050 3.0360 3.0490 3.0638 3.08693.1013 3.1073 3.1305 3.1866 3.1867

Thiergen, M3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1488 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Thilmann, O3.0245 3.1371

Thion, J3.1534

Thipsay, A3.0670

Thirolf, P G3.0861 3.1740

Thivent, M

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Thoma, M H3.0202

Thoma, U2.0185 3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.01093.0109 3.0603 3.1137 3.1204 3.17673.1768 3.1786

Thomas, A W3.0776 3.1325

Thomas, H C3.0861

Thomas, J3.0010 3.0017 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0537 3.0554 3.0589 3.0718 3.08103.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.1003 3.10043.1014 3.1025 3.1027 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1053 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1585 3.15883.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.1603 3.16043.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1777 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1930 3.19553.1995

Thomas, S3.1808 3.1809

Thompson, A S3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Thompson, J C3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.15243.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Thompson, L F3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Thompson, M2.0082 3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.13653.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Thomson, E3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789 3.1978

Thomson, M3.1524

Thomson, M A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Thorn, S A2.0127

Thorndahl, L3.0264 3.0404 3.1151

Thorne, R S3.1412

Thorsteinsen, T F3.0168 3.0439 3.0557 3.1197 3.12063.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Thorsteinsen, T P3.0783

Thulasidas, M3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1089 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1769 3.1775

Thümmel, W H3.0541 3.0889

Tiapkin, I3.0566

Tikhomirov, V3.1758

Tikhomirov, V O3.1172

Tikhonov, Y3.1534

Tilquin, A3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1600 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1638 3.1775

Timmermans, C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Timmermans, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1333 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Ting, S C C1.0075 1.0082 3.0487 3.0721 3.08093.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.15863.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ting, S M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Tinti, N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554

3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Tisch, J W G3.1191

Tischhauser, J3.0231

Tischhäuser, M3.0002 3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.01093.1137 3.1204 3.1767 3.1786

Tisserand, V3.1534

Tisserant, S3.1534

Tissot, S3.0889

Titov, V3.0889

Tittel, K3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Tivarus, C3.0462 3.0586 3.0844

Tkachev, A L3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Tkatchev, L G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Tlaczala, W3.1031

Toader, C F2.0122 3.0050 3.0638 3.1073

Tobar, M J3.0483

Tobe, K3.1131

Tobin, M3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Tocut, V3.0668 3.0719

Todenhagen, R3.0784 3.1028

Todesco, E3.0092 3.0416 3.0624 3.0818 3.09713.1067 3.1463

Todorov, T



3.0889

Todorova, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Todorova-Nová, S3.0196 3.0566 3.1428

Toge, N3.1504

Togo, V3.0663

Toifl, T3.1046

Tokar, S3.0716 3.1534

Toker, O3.0079

Tokushuku, K3.1997

Toledano, B3.1265

Toledo, J F3.1475

Tolun, P3.0900 3.1196

Tomalin, I R3.0194 3.0292 3.0422 3.0486 3.06163.1010 3.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Tomaradze, A G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Tomas, R3.1811

Tomasicchio, G3.0052 3.0439 3.0881 3.0919 3.13523.1365 3.1377 3.1662

Tomasik, B3.0510 3.1943

Tomé, B3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930

Tome, B3.1979

Tommasini, D3.0299 3.0946 3.1718 3.1741 3.1762

Tompkins, J C3.0620 3.0622 3.0819 3.1060 3.14353.1439 3.1441 3.1497

Tonasse, M D3.0031

Tonazzo, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0786 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1796 3.1930 3.1979

Tonelli, G3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.0765 3.11623.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Tong, D3.0201

Toniolo, N3.0578 3.1467

Tonutti, M3.0889

Tonwar, S C3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Topilin, N D3.0716 3.1534

Topilskaya, N S3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Topper, M3.0604 3.0633 3.0634

Torassa, E3.1273 3.1856

Torii, H A3.0829 3.0894

Torii, S3.0164

Toropin, A N3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Torre, P3.0785 3.0786 3.1401 3.1672

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Torrieri, G D2.0162 3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365

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Tortora, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Tortosa, P3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Tortschanoff, T3.0344

Tosello, F3.0105 3.0108 3.0880 3.1486 3.16603.1766 3.1851 3.1855

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Tóth, N3.0069

Tothova, M3.0097

Touchard, A M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Touchard, F3.0137 3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.10133.1305 3.1824 3.1866 3.1867

Toudup, L W3.1089

Toukhtarov, A3.0455

Toulemonde, P3.0944 3.0945

Touramanis, C3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

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Tovey, S N3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Towers, S3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Towndrow, E F3.0556

Toy, M3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

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Tracas, N D3.1939

Trainor, T A3.0020 3.0227 3.0503 3.0713

Tran, M T3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Traneus, E3.0784

Tranquille, G3.1216 3.1374 3.1546 3.1716

Tranströmer, G2.0043 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Trapani, P P3.1273

Trautner, H2.0160 3.1288

Travnicek, P2.0170

Trawick, M L3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Treadgold, J R3.0408

Trefzger, T M3.0017 3.0899 3.1002 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1045 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1631 3.1795 3.1868 3.19083.1995

Treille, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Treis, J3.1308

Treleani, D3.1412

Trembler, L3.0389



Tremblet, L J3.0355 3.0580 3.1961

Trentalange, S3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Tretyak, V I3.0105 3.1766

Tretyakova, M I3.0097

Tricomi, A3.0194 3.0289 3.0318 3.0462 3.04863.0616 3.0649 3.0765 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1661 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Trier, H3.1036

Trigger, I3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Tripathi, M3.1264 3.1542

Tripet, A3.1031

Trippe, T3.1885

Trischuk, W3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Tristram, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Trivedi, M D3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Trka, Z3.0716 3.1534

Trochimczuk, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Trócsányi, Z L3.0017 3.0207 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1096 3.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.14243.1523 3.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.16083.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Trofimova, T P3.0097

Tröger, W3.0744 3.0944 3.0945

Trombini, A3.0245 3.1371

Tromson, D3.1411

Troncon, C3.0010 3.0340 3.0424 3.0425 3.04363.0443 3.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.15933.1594 3.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Tropea, P3.0818 3.1067

Troska, J K3.0042 3.0063 3.0852 3.1447 3.1674

Trostin, I S3.1172

Trouilleau, C3.1074

Troyan, S I3.1421

Trubert, D3.0594

Truchet, M1.0002

Truong, K3.0668

Truscott, P R3.0961

Trusov, S3.0483

Trzaska, W H3.1851

Tsaregorodtsev, A3.0323 3.0326 3.0385 3.0685 3.0922

Tsarev, V A3.1172

Tschirhart, R S3.0640

Tserruya, I2.0044 3.1494

Tsesmelis, E3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Tsimbal, F A3.0439 3.0607 3.1662

Tsimpis, D3.1365

Tsirou, A L

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Tsuchiya, K3.0087 3.0623 3.0970 3.1438 3.1904

Tsunoda, K3.0457

Tsur, E3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Tsuru, T3.0585 3.1596 3.1706 3.1784 3.17853.1790

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Tuchming, B3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Tückmantel, J1.0111 1.0112 3.1773

Tuleeva, U I3.0097

Tulina, T A3.0439 3.0607 3.1365 3.1662

Tully, C2.0012 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Tung, K L3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Tung, W K3.1412

Tuominiemi, J3.0106 3.0166 3.0793 3.1630

Turala, M3.1278

Turchetta, R3.0023 3.0630 3.1479

Turcot, A S3.0466 3.0589 3.0716 3.0836 3.10043.1033 3.1051 3.1581 3.1635 3.17703.1780

Turcotte, M3.0716 3.1534

Turkot, F3.1026

Turlay, R3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Turluer, M L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Turnbull, R M3.1036

Turner, J3.1504

Turner, P R3.0320

Turner, W C3.1764

Turner-Watson, M F3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.15853.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.16203.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.17823.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Turrisi, R3.0439 3.1365

Tustonic, T3.1352

Tuuva, T3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1162 3.12743.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Tveter, T S3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13793.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Twenhöfel, C3.1597

Twomey, M3.0954

Tyapkin, I A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1792 3.1930 3.1979

Tyapkin, P3.0718 3.0810 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Tykarski, L3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Tyndel, M3.0452 3.1278



Tytgat, M H G3.0575 3.0987

Tyukov, V3.1543

Tzamarias, S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.04623.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Tzima, A3.0594

Uchida, Y3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Udo, F3.0889

Ueda, I3.0017 3.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.10023.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.1038 3.10433.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.1326 3.14143.1424 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Uhrmacher, M3.0497 3.0847

Ulbricht, J3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ullaland, O1.0060 3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Ullan, M3.0446 3.1278

Ullod, C L3.0778

Ullrich, T3.0020 3.0227 3.0713 3.1494

Ulrichs, J3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Ulrici, L3.0806

Ulses, E3.1777

Uman, I3.0002 3.0013 3.0109 3.0109 3.1137

3.1204

Unal, G3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Ünel, G3.0355 3.0389 3.0580 3.1031 3.1961

Ungil, C3.0778

Unno, Y3.0240 3.0327 3.1278

Unterricker, S3.1426 3.1646

Urakawa, J3.1504

Uranga, A M3.0314 3.1153

Urbahn, J3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Urbán, J3.0439 3.0557 3.0574 3.0783 3.13653.1377 3.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Urban, M3.0669

Usai, G L3.0014 3.0105 3.0255 3.0477 3.04783.0548 3.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.1270 3.1755 3.1766

Utzat, P3.1033

Uvarov, V3.0010 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.07183.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027 3.10533.1380 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Uwer, U3.1042

Uythoven, J A3.0175 3.0906 3.1205 3.1246 3.1502

Uzelac, J3.0384

Vacavant, L3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Vacchi, A3.0880 3.1660 3.1851

Vacek, V3.0456 3.0650

Vagnoni, V3.0105 3.1766

Vairo, A3.0734

Valassi, A

3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Valbuena, R3.0995

Valdata-Nappi, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Vale, C J2.0057

Valente, E3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Valenti, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Valentini, M3.0264 3.0404 3.1151 3.1926

Valiev, F F3.0439 3.0607 3.1365 3.1662

Valkar, S3.0716 3.1534

Vallage, B3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1150 3.13283.1329 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16253.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Vallazza, E3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1273 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Valle, J W F3.1811 3.1984

Vallet, J L3.0182

Valtonen, M3.0851

Valuev, V Yu3.0937 3.1340 3.1598 3.1947

Valvo, G3.0462

Van Apeldoorn, G3.1552

Van Apeldoorn, G W3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1594 3.1604

Van Bakel, N3.0417 3.0418

Van Beek, G3.0260

Van Berg, R3.0801 3.1384 3.1758

Van Dalen, J A3.0195 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1048 3.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.15873.1591 3.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.16053.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Van Dam, P3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Van Dantzig, R3.1031

Van de Ven, P3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

Van de Vyvre, P3.0067 3.0069 3.0439 3.1142 3.13653.1662 3.1700 3.1950 3.1956

Van den Bergh, P3.0171 3.1558 3.1560

Van den Boeck, W3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1014 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.19303.1979

Van den Brand, J3.0417 3.0418

Van den Brink, A3.1365 3.1662

Van den Brink, A M3.0439 3.1975

Van den Eynden, M3.0228 3.1938

Van den Pijll, E C3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.1935

Van der Bij, E3.0022 3.0580 3.0661

Van der Bij, J J3.0541

Van der Donckt, M3.0260

Van der Eijk, R3.1238

Van der Kuur, J3.1238

Van der Pijll, E C3.0007

Van der Stok, P D V



3.0751

Van der Velde, C3.0340 3.0443 3.0889 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1604 3.1930

Van der Zwaan, B C C3.1394

Van Dierendonck, D N3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Van Doninck, W K3.0340 3.0443 3.0889 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Van Duppen, P3.0005 3.0171 3.0860 3.0861 3.1740

Van Dyck, C3.0889

Van Eijk, B3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Van Eijk, C W E3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Van Eijndhoven, N3.0007 3.0305 3.0439 3.0547 3.13653.1500 3.1597 3.1662 3.1935

Van Eldik, J3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Van Gemmeren, P3.1036 3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.17693.1775

Van Gulik, R3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1599 3.1601 3.1605 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Van Hahn, R3.1560

Van Hecke, H3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Van Heeringen, W H3.1597

Van Herwijnen, E3.0385 3.0685 3.0792 3.0922 3.1990

Van Hille, H

3.1833

Van Koningsveld, B3.0081

Van Kooten, R3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1004 3.1025 3.1033 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Van Kuppen, P3.1558

Van Lancker, L3.0889

Van Lysebetten, A3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Van Middelkoop, G3.1031

Van Neerven, W L3.1412

Van Nieuwenhuizen, G J3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Van Proeyen, A3.1823

Van Remortel, N3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.16043.1930 3.1979

Van Rhee, T2.0028 3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10423.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.1601 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Van Roosbroeck, J3.0860 3.0861 3.1644

Van Staa, R3.0741

Van Vulpen, I3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Vandoni, C E1.0007

Vandorpe, B3.1149

Vane, C R3.0099

Vanel, J C3.0790

Vanenkov, I3.1718 3.1741

Vanhove, P3.0955 3.1928

Vanícková, M3.1377

Vanlaer, P3.0636 3.0889

Vannerem, P3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08993.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.1035 3.10383.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.1097 3.13263.1414 3.1424 3.1581 3.1585 3.15883.1608 3.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.16313.1635 3.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.17953.1868 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Vanni, P3.1173

Vannini, C3.0289 3.0318 3.0765 3.1015 3.10363.1039 3.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.14433.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1661 3.17693.1775

Vannucci, F3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Vannucci, L3.0105 3.0439 3.0898 3.1365 3.16623.1766

Vantomme, A3.0561 3.0897

Varanda, M J3.1534

Varandas, M J3.0716

Varela, J3.0862 3.0958 3.1859 3.1881

Varela-Rodriguez, F3.0235 3.1736

Varfalvy, P3.1460

Varga, D3.0227 3.0713

Vari, R3.1453

Variola, A3.0170

Vartapetian, A H3.0716 3.1534

Varvell, K E3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Vascotto, A3.0439 3.1142 3.1365 3.1662 3.19503.1956

Vasey, F3.0042 3.0063 3.0292 3.1231 3.12323.1387 3.1677 3.1732

Vashisht, V3.0097

Vasileiadis, G3.0484

Vasilescu, A3.0462

Vassiliadis, G3.1377

Vassiliou, M3.0020 3.0227 3.0713

Vassilopoulos, N3.0340 3.0436 3.0554 3.1027 3.10533.1339 3.1594 3.1604

Vattolo, D3.1150

Vaulà, S3.0993

Vautherin, D3.1965

Vayaki, A3.0194 3.0462 3.0486 3.0616 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Vazeille, F3.0716 3.0862 3.1534

Vazquez, P3.0483

Vazquez-Mozo, M A3.1218

Vdovichenko, M A3.0972

Vecchi, S3.0105 3.1766

Vedovato, G3.0578 3.1467 3.1766

Védrine, P3.0344

Veenhof, R3.1036

Vegni, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Veillet, J J



3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Veisz, L3.1191

Velasco, M3.1031 3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Velazco, R3.0394 3.1673

Veltri, M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Venables, M2.0084 3.1377

Veneziano, G3.0029 3.0162 3.0183 3.0224 3.05723.1208 3.1321 3.1364 3.1760 3.1889

Veneziano, S3.0389 3.1453 3.1961

Ventura, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1856 3.1930 3.1979

Ventura, S3.0785 3.0786 3.1467

Venturd, S3.0578

Venturelli, L3.0105 3.0108 3.1766

Venturi, A3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Venus, W3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Verardi, M G3.1273

Verbeure, F3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Verbitskaya, E3.0247 3.0364 3.0462 3.0851 3.1448

Vercellin, E3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0574 3.0643 3.0863 3.08963.0958 3.0963 3.1142 3.1270 3.17553.1781 3.1917

Vercesi, V3.0137 3.0937 3.1402 3.1598 3.1947

Vercoutter, B3.0233

Verdecchia, M3.0785 3.0786

Verderi, M3.0616 3.1015 3.1036 3.1629 3.17693.1789

Verdier, A3.0219 3.0856

Verdier, P3.0443 3.0566 3.0718 3.0810 3.15933.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Verdier, V3.0525

Verdini, P G3.0194 3.0289 3.0292 3.0318 3.04623.0486 3.0616 3.0765 3.0889 3.10103.1015 3.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.10893.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.16383.1661 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

Verdu, J F3.1852

Veres, G I3.0020 3.0107 3.0227 3.0713

Verkindt, D3.1598

Verkooijen, H3.0418

Verlato, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Vermare, C3.1547

Vermeeren, L3.0049 3.1012 3.1020 3.1460

Verney, D3.0883

Verrue, R1.0058

Vertogradov, L S3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Verweij, A P3.0409

Verzi, V3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.0554

3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Verzocchi, M3.0017 3.0375 3.0466 3.0589 3.08363.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.15813.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.1616 3.16173.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.1770 3.17803.1782 3.1795 3.1868 3.1892 3.19083.1995

Vescovi, C3.1235

Vesely, M2.0186

Vesin, E3.0245 3.1371

Vesztergombi, G3.0020 3.0069 3.0227 3.0487 3.07133.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.14233.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.16363.1671 3.1797

Vesztergombi, Gy3.0711

Vetlitskii, I3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Vetter, K3.1265

Vetter, U3.0310 3.0847

Via, D3.1448

Vianden, R3.1426

Viano, J B3.0594

Vichou, I3.0716 3.1534

Vicinanza, D3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Vicini, A3.0018

Videau, H L3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Videau, I3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Viehl, A3.0413

Vieira, A3.0828

Vieira, J M3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Vieira, S L3.0594

Viertel, G M1.0081 3.0289 3.0318 3.0487 3.07213.0765 3.0809 3.0997 3.0998 3.09993.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.1024 3.10293.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.11623.1274 3.1423 3.1442 3.1443 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1595 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16613.1671 3.1797

Vigen, J2.0186

Vignoli, C3.0785 3.0786

Vigo, E3.1730

Viitala, M3.1896

Vikas, P3.0154 3.0198 3.0278 3.1033 3.1391

Vilain, P3.0260 3.0900

Vilanova, D3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Vilatte, L3.0863

Villa, M3.0105 3.1766

Villa, S3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797



Villalobos Baillie, O3.0067 3.0439 3.0557 3.0585 3.07833.1142 3.1365 3.1377 3.1379 3.15963.1662 3.1700 3.1706 3.1753 3.17843.1785 3.1790 3.1911

Villamarín, D3.1907

Villatte, L3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0896 3.1755

Villi, C1.0082

Vincent, P3.1534

Vincter, M G1.0003

Vinogradov, A3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

Vinogradov, I3.1365 3.1662

Vinogradov, L I3.0439 3.0607 3.0880

Vinogradov, V3.0716 3.1534

Vinogradova, T G3.0872 3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Viola, L3.1277 3.1401

Virdee, T S1.0087 3.0593

Virey, J M3.1679 3.1680

Virgili, T3.0439 3.0557 3.0783 3.1365 3.13773.1379 3.1662 3.1753 3.1911

Visca, E3.0083

Vismara, G3.0325

Visser, J1.0058

Vissy, B3.1853

Vitale, A3.0105 3.1766

Vitale, L3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Vitobello, f

3.0246

Vitobello, F3.0364

Vittone, E3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

Vitulo, P3.0459 3.0605 3.1277 3.1401 3.1672

Vivargent, M3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Vivolo, L3.1196

Viyogi, Y P3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1490 3.15003.1597 3.1935

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Vlachoudis, V3.0594

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Vlasov, N3.1543

Vlassov, E3.1850

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Voellinger, C3.1643

Voft, R3.0198

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Volkemer, B3.0245 3.1371

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Volodko, A G3.1543

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Voltolini, C3.1377

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Vorobel, V3.1093

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Vörös, S3.0007 3.0305 3.0547 3.1500 3.15973.1935

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Voss, T3.0900

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Wada, K3.0457 3.0763 3.1383

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Wagner, C E M

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Walter, G3.0005 3.0032 3.0302 3.0893 3.15603.1740

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Wang, S3.1181

Wang, S M3.1900

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Wang, X R3.0097

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Watson, A3.0537 3.1777

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Watson, T3.1959

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Weiss, M3.0933

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Wickens, J H3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

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Wienold, T3.1494

Wigger, O3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Wiggers, L3.1304

Wiggers, L W3.0932

Wiik, B H1.0082

Wijnands, T3.0888

Wilbert, S3.0049 3.1012 3.1020

Wilburn, C3.0462

Wildish, T3.0580 3.1961

Wildner, E3.0066

Wildschek, T3.0613

Wilhelm, I3.0462

Wilhelm, R3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Wilhelmsen-Rolander, K3.0004 3.0006 3.1148 3.1560

Wilhelmsson, M3.1368 3.1713

Wilkens, B3.1033

Wilkens, H3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Wilkes, R J3.0097

Wilkinson, G3.0154 3.0564 3.1345 3.1502 3.1902

Wilkinson, G R3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.1027

3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Willeke, F3.0261

Willen, E3.0753

Williams, D3.1504 3.1927

Williams, D J3.0268

Williams, H1.0030

Williams, H H3.0801 3.1384 3.1758

Williams, J3.1366 3.1367 3.1933

Williams, M3.1015 3.1039 3.1625 3.1625 3.17693.1775

Williams, M C S3.0461 3.0890 3.1068 3.1147 3.1759

Williams, M D3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1583 3.1621 3.16253.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.1769 3.1775

Williams, M I3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.0812 3.10103.1036 3.1089 3.1583 3.1621 3.16293.1638

Williams, R W3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.15833.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.1638 3.1775

Williams, T D3.0881 3.1352 3.1507

Willis, N3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

Willis, W J3.0103 3.0104 3.0294 3.0445 3.17523.1927

Willumeit, R3.1031

Wilquet, G3.0260 3.0900

Wilson, E3.0933

Wilson, E J N3.1801

Wilson, F F3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

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Wilson, I3.0263 3.0264 3.0404 3.1151 3.15763.1841

Wilson, J A3.0017 3.0466 3.0589 3.0836 3.08523.0899 3.1002 3.1004 3.1025 3.10333.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.10513.1097 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.14473.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1631 3.1635 3.17703.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.1835 3.18683.1892 3.1908 3.1995

Winant, C D3.0994

Windmolders, R3.1031

Wingerter, I3.1328 3.1329

Wingerter-Seez, I3.0133 3.1150 3.1534

Winkler, M3.1532

Winstanley, E3.0947

Winter, K1.0078 3.0260 3.0900 3.1351

Winter, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Winton, L J3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Wirrer, G3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Wirth, H3.1606

Wirth, S3.0784

Wislicki, W3.1031 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Witek, M3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Witmack, K3.1137

Witmann, E3.1371

Witters, H3.0475

Wittgen, M3.1117 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

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Wittmann, E3.0245

Wittmer, B3.0289 3.0292 3.0318 3.0765 3.08893.1162 3.1274 3.1442 3.1443 3.1661

Witzmann, A3.1031

Witzmann, T3.0669

Wixted, R3.0962

Wlodarczyk, Z3.0555 3.0651

Wöhr, A3.0391 3.1221 3.1702

Wojcicki, S3.0169

Wold, A1.0061

Wolf, B H3.0519

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Wolf, H3.0395 3.0789

Wolf, J3.0604 3.0633 3.0634

Wolf, K3.0294 3.1927

Wolf, K L3.0103 3.0104 3.0445 3.1752

Wolf, R3.0520 3.0831 3.1463

Wolf, S3.1432

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Wölfle, S3.1997

Wolter, M3.0360 3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.04903.0869 3.1013 3.1278 3.1305 3.14503.1866 3.1867

Wolters, H3.0716 3.1534

Woltjer, L1.0081

Womersley, J3.1886

Wong, H T3.0260

Woo, J3.0785 3.0786

Wood, L S2.0180

Woodley, M3.1504

Woods, P J3.0225

Wortmann, R3.0889

Wotton, S A3.0927 3.1150 3.1271 3.1276 3.13283.1329

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Wu, C S1.0082

Wu, J3.1040

Wu, S L3.1040

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Wu, T T3.1694

Wu, X3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

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Wyler, D3.0704

Wyllie, K3.1276

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Xiaolong, Z3.0306

Xie, S3.1508

Xie, X B3.0241 3.0242 3.1141

Xie, Y3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

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Xu, G3.0785

Xu, N3.0103 3.0104 3.0227 3.0294 3.04453.0713 3.1752 3.1927

Xu, R3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Xu, Z3.0785

Xu, Z Z3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797 3.1864

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Yabsley, B D3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

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Yamashita, T3.1997

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Yang, C B3.0097

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Yang, X3.0578

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Yin, Z B3.0097

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Yuan, C P3.0089 3.0745

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Zhen, S3.0785

Zheng, P Y

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Zhou, D C3.0097

Zhu, G Y3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Zhu, R Y3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

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Zie, Z3.0765

Ziegeler, L3.0847

Ziegler, F3.0998 3.0999 3.1017 3.1024 3.10323.1037 3.1587 3.1591 3.1601 3.16093.1622 3.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Ziegler, M3.0675

Ziegler, T3.0194 3.0486 3.1010 3.1039 3.10403.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.1625 3.16383.1775

Ziem, P3.0390

Zilizi, G3.0487 3.0721 3.0809 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1017 3.1023 3.10243.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.1042 3.10483.1423 3.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.15913.1595 3.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.16223.1636 3.1671 3.1797

Zimányi, J3.0020 3.0227 3.0713



Zimin, N I3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1393 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1779 3.1930 3.1979

Zimmer, J3.1560 3.1564

Zimmerman, D3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1866 3.1867

Zimmermann, F3.0264 3.0339 3.1504 3.1667 3.1983

Zinchenko, A I3.0010 3.0443 3.0566 3.0718 3.08103.1003 3.1014 3.1150 3.1328 3.13293.1589 3.1593 3.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Zinzinus, Y3.0959 3.1479

Ziock, H J3.0372 3.0630 3.1505

Ziolkowski, M3.1118 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

Zioutas, K3.0594 3.1598

Zito, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.1621

3.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Zitoun, R2.0061 3.1534

Zizka, G3.0630

Zlobin, A V3.0622 3.0725 3.1060 3.1435 3.14393.1441 3.1497 3.1776

Zmouchko, S3.1412

Zobernig, G3.0194 3.0486 3.0616 3.1010 3.10153.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1583 3.16213.1625 3.1625 3.1629 3.1638 3.17693.1775 3.1789

Zoccoli, A3.0105 3.1766

Zochowski, J3.0804

Zöller, M3.0372 3.0487 3.0630 3.0721 3.08093.0997 3.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10373.1042 3.1048 3.1411 3.1423 3.15053.1582 3.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.15953.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636

3.1671 3.1797

Zoller, P3.0010 3.0443 3.0718 3.0810 3.10033.1593 3.1603 3.1930 3.1979

Zolnierowski, Y P3.1534

Zontar, D3.0189 3.0462 3.0515 3.1472

Zorzano-Mier, M P3.1667

Zotter, B W3.0798

Zotto, P L3.0632 3.1856

Zou, B3.1767

Zou, B S3.0013 3.0019 3.0109 3.0109 3.06033.1137 3.1204 3.1786

Zrelov, P3.0483

Zsenei, A3.0082 3.0410 3.0446 3.0452 3.12683.1278 3.1385 3.1450

Zuber, K

1.0086 3.0115 3.0116 3.0937 3.15983.1947

Zucchelli, G C3.0010 3.0340 3.0374 3.0436 3.04433.0554 3.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.10143.1027 3.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.15943.1603 3.1604 3.1930 3.1979

Zuccon, P3.0937 3.1598 3.1947

Zumerle, G3.0010 3.0340 3.0436 3.0443 3.05543.0718 3.0810 3.1003 3.1014 3.10273.1053 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1856 3.1930 3.1979

Zúñiga, J3.0716

Zupancic, C3.1204

Zürcher, D3.0541

Zvyagin, A V3.1160

Zybert, R3.0020

Zychowski, P H3.1064



Appendix B

Report Number Index

ACT-1998-123.0546

ACT-1998-43.1894

ACT-1998-73.1134

ACT-1999-123.0250

ACT-1999-33.1430

ACT-1999-43.1070

ADP-2000-06-T-3943.0776

ALBERTA-THY-99-193.1512

ALICE-TDR-5-Add-11.0020

ALICE-TDR-61.0021

ALICE-TDR-81.0022

ANL-HEP-PR-98-543.1094

ANL-HEP-PR-99-763.1127

ANL-HEP-PR-99-863.0354

astro-ph/00023263.1778

astro-ph/97092183.0599

astro-ph/98080583.1695

astro-ph/98122113.1253

astro-ph/99030033.0939

astro-ph/99032493.0994

astro-ph/99040733.0034

astro-ph/99041673.1183

astro-ph/99092503.1668

astro-ph/99110403.1849

ATL-COM-PHYS-99-0433.1679

BARI-TH-3723.1055

BI-TP-2000-013.1355

Bicocca-FT-2000-043.1188

BONN-HE-97-083.0747

BUHE-97-053.0166

BUHE-99-023.0793

Cavendish-HEP-2000-023.1121




CERN-2000-0011.0007

CERN-2000-0021.0101

CERN-2000-0031.0094

CERN-2000-0041.0005

CERN-2000-0051.0006

CERN-2000-0061.0093

CERN-2000-0071.0014

CERN-2000-0081.0008

CERN-2000-0091.0066

CERN-2000-0101.0013

CERN-2000-0111.0023

CERN-2000-0121.0042

CERN-99-111.0114

CERN-99-121.0001

CERN-ALEPH-PUB-97-0093.0732






CERN-ALEPH-THESIS-99-0072.0041



CERN-ALI-2000-0083.1665

CERN-ALI-2000-0093.1855

CERN-ALI-2000-0103.0475

CERN-ALI-2000-0123.1700

CERN-ALI-98-053.1851

CERN-ALI-98-103.1853

CERN-ALI-98-113.1656

CERN-ALI-98-133.0607

CERN-ALI-98-163.1352

CERN-ALI-98-223.0669

227


CERN-ALI-98-253.0428

CERN-ALI-98-263.1781

CERN-ALI-99-133.1956

CERN-ALI-99-193.1486

CERN-ALI-99-203.1975

CERN-ALI-99-213.0431

CERN-ALI-99-233.0684

CERN-ALI-99-243.1270

CERN-ALI-99-253.1290

CERN-ALI-99-283.0411

CERN-ALI-99-383.0073

CERN-ALI-99-393.0068

CERN-ALI-99-433.0071

CERN-ALI-99-443.1950

CERN-ALI-99-473.1840

CERN-ALI-99-533.0857

CERN-ALI-99-543.0651

CERN-ALI-99-553.0555

CERN-ALICE-PUB-2000-0083.1665






CERN-ALICE-PUB-98-11

3.1656






















CERN-AS-99-0053.0151

CERN-DELPHI-99-173-TALK-103.0542

CERN-EP-2000-001

3.1911

CERN-EP-2000-0023.0439

CERN-EP-2000-0043.1908

CERN-EP-2000-0053.1029

CERN-EP-2000-0063.1009

CERN-EP-2000-0093.0810

CERN-EP-2000-0103.0718

CERN-EP-2000-0123.0477

CERN-EP-2000-0133.0569

CERN-EP-2000-0143.1008

CERN-EP-2000-0173.1995

CERN-EP-2000-0183.1595

CERN-EP-2000-0203.1603

CERN-EP-2000-0223.1042

CERN-EP-2000-0243.0395

CERN-EP-2000-0283.0809

CERN-EP-2000-0293.1012

CERN-EP-2000-0303.0443

CERN-EP-2000-0313.0605

CERN-EP-2000-0323.1038

CERN-EP-2000-0343.1395

CERN-EP-2000-0353.1979

CERN-EP-2000-0363.1789

CERN-EP-2000-0423.1598

CERN-EP-2000-0443.1023

CERN-EP-2000-0473.1582

CERN-EP-2000-0493.1947

CERN-EP-2000-0523.1040

CERN-EP-2000-0543.1048

CERN-EP-2000-0563.1002

CERN-EP-2000-0573.1586

CERN-EP-2000-0613.1605

CERN-EP-2000-0643.1423

CERN-EP-98-0413.0245

CERN-EP-98-0703.0580

CERN-EP-98-0823.0574

CERN-EP-98-1133.0466

CERN-EP-98-1143.1780

CERN-EP-98-1223.1581

CERN-EP-98-1283.0900

CERN-EP-98-1473.1625

CERN-EP-98-1913.0564

CERN-EP-98-1923.0050

CERN-EP-98-1953.1004

CERN-EP-98-2033.1635

CERN-EP-99-0093.0836

CERN-EP-99-0103.1051

CERN-EP-99-0203.0375

CERN-EP-99-0223.1867

CERN-EP-99-026

228 Appendix B: Report Number Index


3.1769

CERN-EP-99-0283.0589

CERN-EP-99-0343.0490

CERN-EP-99-0353.1039

CERN-EP-99-0373.1594

CERN-EP-99-0423.1775

CERN-EP-99-0433.1620

CERN-EP-99-0573.0554

CERN-EP-99-0593.1604

CERN-EP-99-0633.1015

CERN-EP-99-0663.1053

CERN-EP-99-0673.0436

CERN-EP-99-0763.1892

CERN-EP-99-0783.1043

CERN-EP-99-0813.1027

CERN-EP-99-0823.1782

CERN-EP-99-0853.1770

CERN-EP-99-0883.1097

CERN-EP-99-0893.1025

CERN-EP-99-0903.1031

CERN-EP-99-0913.1617

CERN-EP-99-0933.1621

CERN-EP-99-0953.1795

CERN-EP-99-0963.1608

CERN-EP-99-0973.1868

CERN-EP-99-0983.0246

CERN-EP-99-0993.1527

CERN-EP-99-1013.1465

CERN-EP-99-1023.0247

CERN-EP-99-1043.1036

CERN-EP-99-1063.0998

CERN-EP-99-1073.1589

CERN-EP-99-1123.0958

CERN-EP-99-1143.1150

CERN-EP-99-1163.1032

CERN-EP-99-1183.1774

CERN-EP-99-1193.1797

CERN-EP-99-1203.1587

CERN-EP-99-1213.0999

CERN-EP-99-1223.1585

CERN-EP-99-1233.1588

CERN-EP-99-1243.0486

CERN-EP-99-1253.1583

CERN-EP-99-1273.1591

CERN-EP-99-1283.1622

CERN-EP-99-1293.1671

CERN-EP-99-1303.1035

CERN-EP-99-1313.1037

CERN-EP-99-133 rev3.0340

CERN-EP-99-136

3.1326

CERN-EP-99-1373.1636

CERN-EP-99-1403.1638

CERN-EP-99-1413.1010

CERN-EP-99-1423.1513

CERN-EP-99-1443.1014

CERN-EP-99-1453.1609

CERN-EP-99-1463.1601

CERN-EP-99-1503.0869

CERN-EP-99-1513.0937

CERN-EP-99-1533.1629

CERN-EP-99-1543.0017

CERN-EP-99-1553.0010

CERN-EP-99-1563.1024

CERN-EP-99-1603.1930

CERN-EP-99-1643.0899

CERN-EP-99-1683.1013

CERN-EP-99-1693.1631

CERN-EP-99-1703.1045

CERN-EP-99-1723.0616

CERN-EP-99-1733.0194

CERN-EP-99-1753.1414

CERN-EP-99-1763.0487

CERN-EP-99-1773.0005

CERN-EP-99-1783.1424

CERN-EP-99-1793.1616

CERN-EP-99-1803.0721

CERN-EP-99-1813.0997

CERN-ETT-2000-0013.1648

CERN-IT-2000-0033.1990

CERN-IT-2000-0043.0229

CERN-L3-Internal-Note-21982.0114

CERN-L3-Internal-Note-26262.0018

CERN-LHC-2000-005-DLO3.1124

CERN-LHC-98-004-VAC3.0581

CERN-LHC-98-012-EET3.0594

CERN-LHC-Project-Report-1383.0679













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CERN-LHC-Project-Report-354

3.0408













CERN-LHCC-2000-0036-[sic!]1.0070

CERN-LHCC-2000-0071.0071

CERN-LHCC-2000-0121.0022

CERN-LHCC-2000-0161.0039

CERN-LHCC-2000-0171.0028

CERN-LHCC-2000-0361.0070

CERN-LHCC-2000-0371.0072

CERN-LHCC-2000-0381.0038

CERN-LHCC-2000-0411.0013

CERN-LHCC-2000-0461.0020

CERN-LHCC-99-0321.0021

CERN-OPEN-2000-0023.1380

CERN-OPEN-2000-0202.0040

CERN-OPEN-2000-0273.1484

CERN-OPEN-2000-0283.0425

CERN-OPEN-2000-0392.0160

CERN-OPEN-2000-0403.0417

CERN-OPEN-2000-0413.1232

CERN-OPEN-2000-0423.1230

CERN-OPEN-2000-0433.1447

CERN-OPEN-2000-0443.0078

CERN-OPEN-2000-0453.0022

CERN-OPEN-2000-0463.1739

CERN-OPEN-2000-0473.1455

CERN-OPEN-2000-0483.1247

CERN-OPEN-2000-0493.0243

CERN-OPEN-2000-0503.0301

CERN-OPEN-2000-0513.1290

CERN-OPEN-2000-0523.0134

CERN-OPEN-2000-0533.0668

CERN-OPEN-2000-0543.1645

CERN-OPEN-2000-0553.0472

CERN-OPEN-2000-0563.0147

CERN-OPEN-2000-0573.0640

CERN-OPEN-2000-0583.0133

CERN-OPEN-2000-0603.1074

CERN-OPEN-2000-062

3.1142

CERN-OPEN-2000-0633.1469

CERN-OPEN-2000-0643.0273

CERN-OPEN-2000-0653.0537

CERN-OPEN-2000-0673.0792

CERN-OPEN-2000-0703.1356

CERN-OPEN-2000-0713.1138

CERN-OPEN-2000-0723.1955

CERN-OPEN-2000-0733.1900

CERN-OPEN-2000-0753.1403

CERN-OPEN-2000-0763.1082

CERN-OPEN-2000-0773.1757

CERN-OPEN-2000-0783.1883

CERN-OPEN-2000-0793.0699

CERN-OPEN-2000-0803.0504

CERN-OPEN-2000-0813.1475

CERN-OPEN-2000-0823.1313

CERN-OPEN-2000-0833.1859

CERN-OPEN-2000-0843.1470

CERN-OPEN-2000-0853.1787

CERN-OPEN-2000-0863.0126

CERN-OPEN-2000-0873.0960

CERN-OPEN-2000-0883.0118

CERN-OPEN-2000-0903.1343

CERN-OPEN-2000-0913.0942



CERN-OPEN-2000-0933.0650

CERN-OPEN-2000-0943.0371

CERN-OPEN-2000-0973.0454

CERN-OPEN-2000-0983.0384

CERN-OPEN-2000-0993.1471

CERN-OPEN-2000-1003.1401

CERN-OPEN-2000-1023.1263

CERN-OPEN-2000-1033.0035

CERN-OPEN-2000-1053.0141

CERN-OPEN-2000-1063.0661

CERN-OPEN-2000-1073.0069

CERN-OPEN-2000-1103.1514

CERN-OPEN-2000-1123.1676

CERN-OPEN-2000-1133.0244

CERN-OPEN-2000-1143.0954

CERN-OPEN-2000-1153.0615

CERN-OPEN-2000-1163.0959

CERN-OPEN-2000-1173.0023

CERN-OPEN-2000-1193.1122

CERN-OPEN-2000-1203.0741

CERN-OPEN-2000-1213.0149

CERN-OPEN-2000-1233.1649

CERN-OPEN-2000-1253.1338

CERN-OPEN-2000-1273.0832

CERN-OPEN-2000-128

3.1093

CERN-OPEN-2000-1293.1952

CERN-OPEN-2000-1353.0967

CERN-OPEN-2000-1363.0612

CERN-OPEN-2000-1373.0757

CERN-OPEN-2000-1383.0392

CERN-OPEN-2000-1393.0933

CERN-OPEN-2000-1413.0566

CERN-OPEN-2000-1473.0971

CERN-OPEN-2000-1483.0045

CERN-OPEN-2000-1493.0831

CERN-OPEN-2000-1523.0991

CERN-OPEN-2000-1533.0700

CERN-OPEN-2000-1543.0563

CERN-OPEN-2000-1573.0527

CERN-OPEN-2000-1583.1762

CERN-OPEN-2000-1593.0520

CERN-OPEN-2000-1603.0481

CERN-OPEN-2000-1613.1336

CERN-OPEN-2000-1623.0976

CERN-OPEN-2000-1633.1651

CERN-OPEN-2000-1643.0065

CERN-OPEN-2000-1653.1061

CERN-OPEN-2000-1663.1337

CERN-OPEN-2000-1673.0421

CERN-OPEN-2000-1683.1788

CERN-OPEN-2000-1693.0824

CERN-OPEN-2000-1753.1897

CERN-OPEN-2000-1763.0300

CERN-OPEN-2000-1773.0742

CERN-OPEN-2000-1783.0361

CERN-OPEN-2000-1793.0621

CERN-OPEN-2000-1803.1994

CERN-OPEN-2000-1813.0222

CERN-OPEN-2000-1841.0021

CERN-OPEN-2000-1883.0980

CERN-OPEN-2000-1893.0387

CERN-OPEN-2000-1903.1689

CERN-OPEN-2000-1913.0915

CERN-OPEN-2000-1923.0694

CERN-OPEN-2000-1933.0386

CERN-OPEN-2000-1943.1898

CERN-OPEN-2000-1983.0420

CERN-OPEN-2000-1993.0839

CERN-OPEN-2000-2053.1081

CERN-OPEN-2000-2103.0167

CERN-OPEN-2000-2163.1987

CERN-OPEN-2000-2193.0040

CERN-OPEN-2000-2293.0041

CERN-OPEN-2000-230

3.0066

CERN-OPEN-2000-2343.1669

CERN-OPEN-2000-2363.0296

CERN-OPEN-2000-2373.0175

CERN-OPEN-2000-2383.1240

CERN-OPEN-2000-2443.1405

CERN-OPEN-2000-2453.1203

CERN-OPEN-2000-2473.0228

CERN-OPEN-2000-2493.0178

CERN-OPEN-2000-2513.0039

CERN-OPEN-2000-2523.0270

CERN-OPEN-2000-2553.0841

CERN-OPEN-2000-2613.0593

CERN-OPEN-2000-2633.1063

CERN-OPEN-2000-2653.1086

CERN-OPEN-2000-2693.1085

CERN-OPEN-2000-2753.0508

CERN-OPEN-2000-2783.0848

CERN-OPEN-2000-2793.0618

CERN-OPEN-2000-2803.0901

CERN-OPEN-2000-2883.0918

CERN-OPEN-2000-2913.1916

CERN-OPEN-2000-2933.0307

CERN-OPEN-2000-2943.0736

CERN-OPEN-2000-3023.1644



CERN-OPEN-2000-3033.0405

CERN-OPEN-2000-3053.1802

CERN-OPEN-2000-3063.0854

CERN-OPEN-2000-3073.0853

CERN-OPEN-2000-3083.1071

CERN-OPEN-2000-3093.0216

CERN-OPEN-2000-3153.1163

CERN-OPEN-2000-3163.0536

CERN-OPEN-2000-3173.1896

CERN-OPEN-2000-3211.0012

CERN-OPEN-2001-0133.0944

CERN-OPEN-2001-0143.0531

CERN-OPEN-2001-0173.0945

CERN-OPEN-97-0223.0062

CERN-OPEN-98-0013.1161

CERN-OPEN-98-0223.0584

CERN-OPEN-98-0353.0355

CERN-OPEN-98-0363.1332

CERN-OPEN-99-0063.1772

CERN-OPEN-99-0083.0549

CERN-OPEN-99-0823.0057

CERN-OPEN-99-0853.0174

CERN-OPEN-99-0863.0550

CERN-OPEN-99-0883.1711

CERN-OPEN-99-089

3.1712

CERN-OPEN-99-2203.0938

CERN-OPEN-99-2233.0802

CERN-OPEN-99-2323.0479

CERN-OPEN-99-3093.0793

CERN-PPE-97-1003.0260

CERN-PPE-97-1163.1033

CERN-PPE-97-1433.0732

CERN-PPE-97-1583.1634

CERN-PS-2000-004-RF3.0796

CERN-PS-2000-007-DR3.1400

CERN-PS-97-009-CA3.0234

CERN-PS-98-010 [sic!]3.1504

CERN-PS-98-014-LP3.1151

CERN-PS-98-015-LP3.1576

CERN-PS-98-016-LP3.0908

CERN-PS-98-018-LP3.0551

CERN-PS-98-020-LP3.0265

CERN-PS-98-021-RF3.1404

CERN-PS-98-022-RF3.0182

CERN-PS-98-023-DI3.0463

CERN-PS-98-025-BD3.0173

CERN-PS-98-028-RF3.0596

CERN-PS-98-032-CA3.1021

CERN-PS-98-033-CA3.1546

CERN-PS-98-035-HP3.0762

CERN-PS-98-036-LP3.1288

CERN-PS-98-037-LP3.0094

CERN-PS-98-038-LP3.0404

CERN-PS-98-039-LP3.1115

CERN-PS-98-040-LP3.1841

CERN-PS-98-041-LP3.0263

CERN-PS-98-042-LP3.0500

CERN-PS-98-043-LP3.0501

CERN-PS-98-045-HP3.1353

CERN-PS-98-049-RF-HP3.0612

CERN-PS-98-050-RF3.0755

CERN-PS-99-010-DI3.1399

CERN-PS-99-016-LP3.1926

CERN-PS-99-018-DI3.0826

CERN-PS-99-019-LP3.0502

CERN-PS-99-023-CA3.1164

CERN-PS-99-035-HP3.0235

CERN-PS-99-039-BD3.0172

CERN-PS-99-041-CA3.0350

CERN-PS-99-042-BD3.1374

CERN-PS-99-043-BD3.0268

CERN-PS-99-044-DI3.1716

CERN-PS-99-045-OP3.1216

CERN-PS-99-048-LP

3.0267

CERN-PS-99-058-HP3.0519

CERN-PS-99-062-LP3.0264

CERN-PS-99-067-BD3.1691

CERN-PS-99-068-RF3.1749

CERN-PS-99-069-AE3.0163

CERN-PS-CA-Note-98-071.0095

CERN-PS-DI-2000-0023.1788

CERN-PS-DI-2000-0113.0824

CERN-PS-DI-98-0153.0481

CERN-PS-DI-98-0193.1336

CERN-PS-DI-99-0103.0976

CERN-PS-DI-99-0113.1651

CERN-PS-DI-99-0123.0065

CERN-PS-DI-99-0133.1061

CERN-PS-DI-99-0143.1337

CERN-PS-DI-99-0233.0421

CERN-SL-2000-007-DI1.0002

CERN-SL-2000-008-EA3.0605

CERN-SL-2000-037-DI3.0046

CERN-SL-2000-066-CO3.0533

CERN-SL-2001-001-AP1.0055

CERN-SL-97-020-BT3.0295

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TPR-99-33.1910

TTP-99-553.1432

TUM-HEP-3303.0695

UB-ECM-PF-2000-063.1218

UB-ECM-PF-99-153.0734



UCB-PTH-2000-0063.0444

UCB-PTH-98-503.0688

UCB-PTH-99-123.1657

UCD-99-133.1845

UCL-HEP-99-033.0735

UCOFIS-2000-13.0226

UCRHEP-E-2653.0440

UCSD-PTH-99-213.0252

UFIFT-HEP-98-39

3.0546

UFIFT-HEP-98-93.1894

UG-2000-093.1823

UG-FT-1003.1100

UGVA-DPT-2000-02-10703.1055

UH-511-9513.0745

ULB-TH-2000-203.0095

UM-TH-98-103.1285

UM-TH-98-143.1862

UMD-PP-2000-0543.1459

UMD-PP-99-0373.0688

UMN-TH-17333.0546

UMN-TH-18013.0209

UMN-TH-18333.1813

UMN-TH-18343.1468

UNIL-IPT-99-63.1515

US-FT-2000-23.0226

USC-99-03

3.0346

USC-99-13.1518

USIP-Report-2000-032.0047

USIP-Report-99-062.0049

UTHEP-98-05023.0626

UTHEP-98-10013.1324

UTHEP-98-11013.1323

UWThPh-1999-603.0734

WUB-97-383.1161



Appendix C

Collaboration Index

AGAPE Collaboration3.0062

ALEPH Collaboration3.0194 3.0321 3.0362 3.0438 3.04863.0616 3.0802 3.1010 3.1015 3.10223.1036 3.1039 3.1040 3.1089 3.13783.1417 3.1583 3.1621 3.1625 3.16293.1638 3.1769 3.1775 3.1789

ALICE Collaboration1.0020 1.0021 1.0022 3.0067 3.00683.0070 3.0072 3.0073 3.0122 3.04323.0448 3.0475 3.0881 3.0890 3.13813.1660 3.1665 3.1700 3.1781 3.18403.1851 3.1855 3.1917 3.1975

ALICE HMPID Group3.1352

ATLAS Collaboration1.0028 3.0131 3.0212 3.0389 3.04253.0634 3.0667 3.1088 3.1249 3.14703.1484 3.1534 3.1804

ATLAS Level-2 Trigger Groups3.1952

ATLAS Liquid Argon Collabora-tion3.0142

ATLAS Pixel Collaboration3.0145 3.0146

ATLAS-LARG Collaboration3.1247

ATLAS-TRT Collaboration3.1758

BaBar Collaboration3.0447

BEATRICE Collaboration3.0375 3.1008

CANADA-CERN Collaboration3.0822 3.1233

CANADIAN LHC Collaboration

3.1087

CDF Collaboration3.0485

CERN - TERA Foundation -Med-AUSTRON - Oncology 2000Foundation Collaboration3.1399 3.1400

CHARM II Collaboration3.0900

CHORUS Collaboration3.0260 3.1496 3.1580 3.1733 3.1734

CLIC Study Team1.0008

CMS Collaboration1.0038 1.0039 3.0165 3.0275 3.02803.0281 3.0285 3.0293 3.0298 3.04153.0433 3.0517 3.0518 3.0552 3.06963.0722 3.0723 3.1110 3.1111 3.11903.1207 3.1250 3.1262 3.1375 3.15553.1692 3.1693 3.1735 3.1745 3.19013.1912 3.1913

CMS ECAL Collaboration3.0472 3.1645

CMS Pixel Collaboration3.1727

COMPASS Collaboration3.0330

CPLEAR Collaboration3.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1305 3.18383.1866 3.1867

Crystal Barrel Collaboration3.0002 3.0013 3.0109 3.0513 3.07593.1137 3.1204 3.1398 3.1491 3.17673.1768 3.1786

DAQ Group3.0874

DELPHI Collaboration3.0010 3.0161 3.0217 3.0340 3.0362

3.0436 3.0443 3.0554 3.0576 3.07183.0810 3.0811 3.0985 3.1003 3.10053.1014 3.1027 3.1053 3.1099 3.13933.1573 3.1589 3.1593 3.1594 3.16033.1604 3.1779 3.1792 3.1930 3.19793.1998

DELPHI Silicon Tracker Group3.1663

DIRAC Collaboration3.0483 3.0772

E811 Collaboration3.1026

EMU-01 Collaboration3.0097

GAMS Collaboration3.1160

GEANT4 Collaboration3.0690 3.0691 3.1201

HELIOS/3 Collaboration3.0574

ICARUS Collaboration3.0786

International Committee for Fu-ture Accelerators Collaboration1.0055

IS351 Collaboration3.1362

IS353 Collaboration3.1362

IS360 Collaboration3.0531 3.0944 3.0945

ISOLDE Collaboration3.0003 3.0004 3.0005 3.0006 3.00493.0050 3.0098 3.0168 3.0310 3.03913.0393 3.0395 3.0398 3.0441 3.04973.0526 3.0530 3.0534 3.0561 3.06383.0744 3.0788 3.0789 3.0847 3.08593.0860 3.0861 3.0883 3.0893 3.0897

3.1012 3.1073 3.1148 3.1197 3.12063.1221 3.1228 3.1426 3.1462 3.16443.1646 3.1783

JADE Collaboration3.1414

JETSET Collaboration3.1606

L3 Collaboration3.0321 3.0362 3.0487 3.0499 3.06523.0721 3.0809 3.0870 3.0997 3.09983.0999 3.1009 3.1016 3.1017 3.10233.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.1037 3.10483.1102 3.1422 3.1423 3.1531 3.15823.1586 3.1587 3.1591 3.1599 3.16013.1605 3.1609 3.1622 3.1636 3.16713.1703 3.1797 3.1798 3.1891 3.1969

L3+C Collaboration3.1778

LEP Energy Working Group3.0564

LHCb Collaboration1.0070 1.0071 1.0072 3.0157 3.06413.0920 3.0924 3.0930

MDT Group2.0166

MUNU Collaboration3.1105 3.1106 3.1125

NA38 Collaboration3.0477 3.0478 3.0862 3.0958

NA44 Collaboration3.0103 3.0294 3.0445 3.1752 3.1927

NA45 Collaboration3.1494

NA47 Collaboration3.1031 3.1499 3.1707

NA48 Collaboration3.1033 3.1119 3.1150 3.1328 3.1329

NA49 Collaboration

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3.0020 3.0107 3.0227 3.0568 3.07133.1750 3.1751 3.1756 3.1836

NA50 Collaboration3.0014 3.0255 3.0477 3.0478 3.05483.0569 3.0643 3.0863 3.0896 3.09583.1755

NA55 Collaboration3.0846

NA57 Collaboration3.0439 3.1365 3.1662

NEWMASS Collaboration3.0106 3.0166

NOMAD Collaboration3.1538 3.1598 3.1947

OBELIX Collaboration3.0105 3.1766

OPAL Collaboration3.0017 3.0309 3.0321 3.0362 3.04663.0589 3.0836 3.0899 3.1002 3.10043.1006 3.1007 3.1018 3.1025 3.10353.1038 3.1043 3.1045 3.1051 3.10973.1293 3.1326 3.1414 3.1424 3.14893.1581 3.1585 3.1588 3.1608 3.16163.1617 3.1620 3.1623 3.1631 3.16353.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1795 3.18423.1868 3.1878 3.1892 3.1908 3.1995

PS185 Collaboration3.0784 3.1028

PS205 Collaboration3.0894

RD12 Collaboration3.0916

RD39 Collaboration

3.0247 3.0851 3.1448

RD42 Collaboration3.0372 3.0630 3.1411 3.1505

REX-ISOLDE Collaboration3.1562 3.1565

ROSE Collaboration3.0462 3.0586 3.0649 3.0654 3.08403.0844 3.0845 3.0853 3.0854 3.10713.1449 3.1498 3.1802

STAR Collaboration3.1381 3.1840

TARC Collaboration1.0114

TRT Collaboration3.0148 3.0712

UKQCD Collaboration3.0843

WA102 Collaboration3.0585 3.1144 3.1157 3.1159 3.15963.1706 3.1790

WA89 Collaboration3.0245 3.0442 3.1371



WORLD-WIDE Collaboration3.1170

250 Appendix C: Collaboration Index


Appendix D

Experiment Index

ALEPH2.0011 2.0039 2.0041 2.0065 2.01082.0111 2.0127 2.0147 2.0148 2.01512.0174 3.0001 3.0110 3.0123 3.01553.0156 3.0160 3.0194 3.0251 3.02543.0321 3.0362 3.0438 3.0486 3.05403.0543 3.0567 3.0582 3.0591 3.06163.0631 3.0647 3.0714 3.0732 3.07493.0802 3.0812 3.0833 3.0866 3.09043.0907 3.0909 3.0910 3.0938 3.09643.0985 3.1000 3.1010 3.1015 3.10223.1030 3.1034 3.1036 3.1039 3.10403.1089 3.1114 3.1154 3.1284 3.12953.1296 3.1378 3.1389 3.1417 3.14183.1419 3.1481 3.1492 3.1553 3.15833.1584 3.1590 3.1600 3.1611 3.16123.1613 3.1614 3.1621 3.1625 3.16283.1629 3.1634 3.1637 3.1638 3.16393.1769 3.1775 3.1789 3.1791 3.17933.1796 3.1799 3.1852 3.1991

ALICE1.0020 1.0021 1.0022 2.0063 2.00683.0052 3.0067 3.0068 3.0069 3.00703.0071 3.0072 3.0073 3.0081 3.01223.0244 3.0411 3.0428 3.0431 3.04323.0448 3.0471 3.0475 3.0555 3.06073.0651 3.0669 3.0684 3.0820 3.08573.0881 3.0890 3.0963 3.0975 3.10763.1082 3.1142 3.1147 3.1254 3.12703.1286 3.1290 3.1309 3.1312 3.13523.1381 3.1480 3.1486 3.1490 3.15073.1514 3.1656 3.1660 3.1665 3.16843.1700 3.1781 3.1787 3.1840 3.18513.1853 3.1855 3.1875 3.1917 3.19503.1956 3.1975 3.1977

AMS2.0020 2.0023 2.0053 2.0085 2.01252.0152

ATLAS1.0028 1.0029 1.0030 1.0105 2.00022.0003 2.0008 2.0009 2.0014 2.00172.0021 2.0024 2.0029 2.0030 2.00312.0032 2.0033 2.0034 2.0035 2.00362.0038 2.0047 2.0050 2.0051 2.00522.0061 2.0062 2.0069 2.0070 2.00752.0076 2.0080 2.0084 2.0086 2.00892.0097 2.0098 2.0099 2.0117 2.0123

2.0130 2.0133 2.0134 2.0149 2.01552.0158 2.0164 2.0165 2.0166 2.01682.0177 2.0178 2.0181 2.0182 2.01873.0055 3.0077 3.0093 3.0096 3.01133.0118 3.0120 3.0121 3.0128 3.01293.0130 3.0131 3.0132 3.0133 3.01343.0135 3.0136 3.0137 3.0138 3.01393.0140 3.0141 3.0142 3.0143 3.01443.0145 3.0146 3.0147 3.0148 3.01493.0189 3.0205 3.0212 3.0240 3.02433.0248 3.0301 3.0320 3.0327 3.03553.0369 3.0384 3.0388 3.0389 3.04053.0410 3.0412 3.0413 3.0424 3.04253.0446 3.0449 3.0450 3.0452 3.04533.0454 3.0455 3.0456 3.0457 3.04943.0515 3.0528 3.0537 3.0556 3.05803.0583 3.0604 3.0615 3.0633 3.06343.0642 3.0650 3.0661 3.0667 3.07123.0716 3.0719 3.0740 3.0751 3.07543.0763 3.0799 3.0800 3.0801 3.08203.0852 3.0942 3.0954 3.0975 3.09963.1062 3.1075 3.1082 3.1088 3.10903.1093 3.1140 3.1156 3.1244 3.12473.1248 3.1249 3.1258 3.1260 3.12633.1265 3.1267 3.1268 3.1272 3.12783.1302 3.1308 3.1310 3.1314 3.13423.1370 3.1383 3.1384 3.1385 3.13863.1402 3.1403 3.1436 3.1437 3.14463.1447 3.1450 3.1451 3.1453 3.14653.1469 3.1470 3.1471 3.1480 3.14843.1495 3.1508 3.1527 3.1534 3.15773.1630 3.1641 3.1647 3.1659 3.16743.1680 3.1715 3.1717 3.1725 3.17573.1758 3.1777 3.1804 3.1824 3.18273.1833 3.1835 3.1860 3.1879 3.18823.1883 3.1916 3.1952 3.1954 3.19553.1957 3.1961 3.1981

CERF3.1219

CERN-Cracow-Munich3.0677

CLEO3.0254 3.1047 3.1480

CMS1.0038 1.0039 2.0019 2.0022 2.00452.0059 2.0073 2.0079 2.0129 2.0137

2.0145 2.0149 3.0023 3.0033 3.00353.0042 3.0055 3.0063 3.0076 3.00783.0114 3.0153 3.0165 3.0179 3.02043.0211 3.0239 3.0241 3.0242 3.02723.0273 3.0274 3.0275 3.0276 3.02773.0278 3.0279 3.0280 3.0281 3.02823.0283 3.0284 3.0285 3.0286 3.02873.0288 3.0289 3.0290 3.0291 3.02923.0293 3.0298 3.0318 3.0370 3.03823.0384 3.0414 3.0415 3.0422 3.04333.0459 3.0467 3.0472 3.0495 3.05043.0517 3.0518 3.0532 3.0552 3.05783.0583 3.0592 3.0613 3.0615 3.06253.0627 3.0628 3.0632 3.0640 3.06623.0666 3.0689 3.0690 3.0696 3.06993.0722 3.0723 3.0756 3.0760 3.07653.0766 3.0773 3.0800 3.0805 3.08203.0885 3.0889 3.0942 3.0956 3.09593.0960 3.0962 3.0975 3.1044 3.10593.1082 3.1110 3.1111 3.1135 3.11383.1141 3.1162 3.1190 3.1207 3.12293.1230 3.1231 3.1232 3.1250 3.12503.1262 3.1264 3.1274 3.1275 3.12773.1313 3.1316 3.1338 3.1356 3.13753.1387 3.1391 3.1401 3.1442 3.14433.1473 3.1474 3.1476 3.1480 3.15013.1542 3.1543 3.1555 3.1578 3.16263.1627 3.1630 3.1645 3.1654 3.16613.1672 3.1675 3.1676 3.1677 3.16883.1690 3.1692 3.1693 3.1717 3.17273.1730 3.1732 3.1735 3.1745 3.17633.1771 3.1856 3.1859 3.1864 3.18693.1900 3.1901 3.1912 3.1913 3.19193.1953 3.1964

DELPHI2.0043 2.0119 3.0010 3.0016 3.01233.0155 3.0156 3.0158 3.0161 3.02173.0253 3.0254 3.0340 3.0342 3.03623.0374 3.0400 3.0401 3.0436 3.04373.0443 3.0540 3.0543 3.0554 3.05763.0582 3.0591 3.0631 3.0647 3.07173.0718 3.0732 3.0791 3.0810 3.08113.0833 3.0834 3.0866 3.0904 3.09073.0909 3.0910 3.0985 3.1003 3.10053.1014 3.1027 3.1034 3.1041 3.10473.1052 3.1053 3.1099 3.1154 3.11613.1176 3.1273 3.1284 3.1295 3.12963.1389 3.1393 3.1395 3.1418 3.14193.1481 3.1492 3.1513 3.1553 3.1557

3.1573 3.1584 3.1589 3.1590 3.15933.1594 3.1600 3.1603 3.1604 3.16073.1610 3.1611 3.1612 3.1613 3.16143.1634 3.1637 3.1639 3.1663 3.17793.1791 3.1792 3.1796 3.1799 3.18523.1930 3.1977 3.1979 3.1980 3.1998

DIRAC3.0483

E8113.1026

EMU013.0097

EMU183.0663

EROS2.0121

FRS3.1327

GAMS3.1160

I2163.0681

ICANOE3.0948

ICARUS3.0785 3.0786

IS3023.0983 3.0984 3.1460

IS3033.1019

IS3043.1012

IS3223.1197

IS3333.0707

251


IS3423.0847

IS3453.0098 3.0788 3.1696

IS3462.0122 3.0050 3.0638 3.0707 3.1073

IS3473.0171 3.1561 3.1565 3.1740 3.1854

IS3513.0005 3.1362

IS3533.1362

IS3603.0531 3.0944 3.0945

IS3653.0860

IS3693.0395

ISOLDE3.0003 3.0004 3.0032 3.0049 3.01683.0185 3.0310 3.0391 3.0393 3.03983.0441 3.0497 3.0526 3.0530 3.05343.0561 3.0683 3.0744 3.0789 3.08593.0861 3.0893 3.0897 3.1020 3.10653.1148 3.1206 3.1221 3.1426 3.14873.1644 3.1646 3.1702 3.1783

L32.0001 2.0010 2.0012 2.0018 2.00282.0054 2.0055 2.0102 2.0103 2.01122.0113 2.0114 2.0115 2.0116 2.01182.0153 2.0169 2.0176 3.0027 3.01013.0123 3.0195 3.0256 3.0321 3.03623.0487 3.0499 3.0540 3.0543 3.05823.0591 3.0631 3.0647 3.0652 3.07213.0732 3.0809 3.0833 3.0866 3.08703.0871 3.0907 3.0909 3.0985 3.09973.0998 3.0999 3.1009 3.1016 3.10173.1023 3.1024 3.1029 3.1032 3.10343.1037 3.1042 3.1048 3.1049 3.11023.1154 3.1224 3.1284 3.1294 3.12953.1296 3.1418 3.1419 3.1422 3.14233.1428 3.1481 3.1492 3.1530 3.15313.1582 3.1584 3.1586 3.1587 3.15903.1591 3.1592 3.1595 3.1599 3.16003.1601 3.1605 3.1609 3.1611 3.16123.1613 3.1614 3.1622 3.1624 3.16283.1634 3.1636 3.1671 3.1703 3.17743.1778 3.1791 3.1794 3.1796 3.17973.1798 3.1852 3.1891 3.1969

LHCb1.0070 1.0071 1.0072 2.0037 2.01362.0156 2.0173 3.0075 3.0081 3.01113.0157 3.0159 3.0176 3.0214 3.02153.0221 3.0323 3.0324 3.0326 3.03333.0367 3.0385 3.0417 3.0418 3.04293.0434 3.0458 3.0460 3.0579 3.06103.0611 3.0635 3.0639 3.0641 3.06683.0675 3.0685 3.0686 3.0774 3.08203.0827 3.0838 3.0876 3.0877 3.08783.0879 3.0895 3.0920 3.0921 3.0922

3.0923 3.0924 3.0925 3.0926 3.09273.0928 3.0929 3.0930 3.0931 3.09323.0975 3.0981 3.1064 3.1069 3.10743.1082 3.1107 3.1108 3.1109 3.11123.1113 3.1168 3.1169 3.1238 3.12413.1251 3.1252 3.1271 3.1276 3.12893.1298 3.1304 3.1307 3.1309 3.13113.1345 3.1354 3.1475 3.1522 3.15353.1536 3.1541 3.1552 3.1567 3.15683.1666 3.1701 3.1723 3.1728 3.17293.1731 3.1743 3.1744 3.1746 3.17473.1748 3.1800 3.1899 3.1902 3.19033.1914 3.1915 3.1944 3.1951 3.19713.1972 3.1977

Medipix2.0157

MOEDAL3.1640

MUNU3.1105 3.1106 3.1125

NA273.1181

NA34/33.0574 3.0957

NA353.1214

NA383.0477 3.0478 3.0862 3.0957 3.0958

NA443.0103 3.0104 3.0210 3.0294 3.03413.0445 3.1214 3.1927

NA452.0025 2.0026 2.0044 2.0048 2.00952.0126 2.0135 2.0141 3.0957

NA45/23.0474 3.1494

NA473.1031 3.1499 3.1707

NA482.0120 3.0223 3.1033 3.1116 3.11173.1118 3.1119 3.1150 3.1329 3.14663.1545 3.1569 3.1918

NA492.0004 2.0013 2.0072 2.0074 2.01092.0139 2.0140 2.0142 2.0175 2.01802.0188 3.0020 3.0107 3.0227 3.02573.0341 3.0568 3.0711 3.0713 3.12143.1286 3.1369 3.1750 3.1751 3.17563.1836

NA502.0056 2.0057 2.0058 2.0066 2.00872.0100 2.0143 3.0014 3.0255 3.02573.0477 3.0478 3.0548 3.0569 3.06433.0863 3.0896 3.0958 3.1755

NA522.0163 3.0106 3.0166 3.0793

NA553.0846

NA563.1120

NA573.0439 3.1365 3.1662

NA583.0328 3.0329 3.0330 3.0476 3.05883.0606 3.0706 3.0771 3.1145 3.13033.1655 3.1708

OPAL2.0007 2.0077 2.0081 2.0090 2.01072.0110 2.0138 2.0150 2.0167 2.01713.0017 3.0123 3.0156 3.0309 3.03213.0322 3.0352 3.0362 3.0466 3.04703.0540 3.0543 3.0582 3.0589 3.05913.0631 3.0647 3.0714 3.0747 3.08333.0836 3.0866 3.0899 3.0904 3.09073.0909 3.0910 3.0985 3.1000 3.10023.1004 3.1006 3.1007 3.1018 3.10253.1034 3.1035 3.1038 3.1043 3.10453.1047 3.1051 3.1097 3.1154 3.11553.1223 3.1284 3.1293 3.1295 3.12963.1326 3.1373 3.1389 3.1395 3.14143.1418 3.1419 3.1424 3.1481 3.14883.1489 3.1492 3.1503 3.1544 3.15533.1581 3.1584 3.1585 3.1588 3.15903.1600 3.1608 3.1611 3.1612 3.16143.1616 3.1617 3.1620 3.1623 3.16283.1631 3.1634 3.1635 3.1637 3.16393.1770 3.1780 3.1782 3.1791 3.17953.1796 3.1799 3.1842 3.1852 3.18633.1868 3.1878 3.1892 3.1893 3.19083.1995

OPERA3.0948

PS1793.0108

PS1853.0784 3.1028

PS1953.0360 3.0490 3.0869 3.1013 3.13053.1838 3.1866 3.1867

PS1973.0002 3.0019 3.0109 3.0513 3.07593.1137 3.1204 3.1398 3.1491 3.16193.1767 3.1768 3.1786

PS2013.0012 3.0105 3.0577 3.1158 3.1766

PS2023.1606

PS2053.0894

PS2083.0390

PS2111.0114

PS2123.0483 3.0772

PS2133.1907

RD123.0916

RD163.1095

RD393.0247 3.0851 3.1448

RD423.0372 3.0630 3.1173 3.1411 3.1505

RD483.0586 3.0649 3.0654 3.0840 3.08443.0845 3.0853 3.1071 3.1449 3.14983.1739 3.1802

STAR3.1381 3.1840

Test beam2.0094 3.0079 3.0091 3.0164 3.02403.0484 3.0808 3.0880 3.0943 3.11953.1261 3.1452

TOTEM3.0468 3.1235

WA1022.0172 3.0585 3.1144 3.1157 3.11593.1160 3.1706 3.1784 3.1785 3.1790

WA563.0673

WA793.0900

WA893.0245 3.0442 3.1371

WA923.0375 3.1008

WA952.0183 3.0011 3.0260 3.0368 3.11293.1133 3.1196 3.1496 3.1537 3.15563.1580 3.1733 3.1734

WA962.0146 3.0074 3.0368 3.0872 3.09373.1133 3.1341 3.1538 3.1556 3.15983.1947

WA972.0082 2.0083 2.0162 3.0439 3.05573.0783 3.0919 3.1377 3.1379 3.17533.1911

WA983.0007 3.0305 3.0488 3.0547 3.12973.1490 3.1500 3.1597 3.1877 3.1935

X5 test beam3.0636 3.1997

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