Mathematical Models and Numerical Schemes for the Simulation of Human Phonation
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Isao Tokuda | Luc Mongeau | Manfred Kaltenbacher | Christoph Brücker | Eric A. Nauman | Rüdiger Schwarze | Stefan Zörner | Douglas D. Cook | Willy Mattheus | Fariborz Alipour | I. Tokuda | L. Mongeau | F. Alipour | E. Nauman | M. Kaltenbacher | D. Cook | C. Brücker | W. Mattheus | R. Schwarze | Andreas Gommel | S. Zörner | Andreas Gommel
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