An improved SPH scheme for cosmological simulations
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S. Borgani | G. Murante | S. Planelles | S. Borgani | K. Dolag | J. Donnert | P. Foerster | G. Murante | K. Dolag | Adelheid F. Teklu | S. Planelles | A. M. Beck | A. Teklu | R. Remus | A. Beck | A. F. Teklu | R.-S. Remus | M. C. Beck | A. Arth | P. Foerster | M. Imgrund | A. Arth | J.M.F. Donnert | M. Imgrund | P. Förster | Marcus C. Beck
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