Neuromuscular and biomechanical factors codetermine the solution to motor redundancy in rhythmic multijoint arm movement
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Stephan Riek | Aymar de Rugy | Richard G. Carson | Rahman Davoodi | Timothy J. Carroll | Yalchin Oytam | A. Rugy | S. Riek | R. Carson | Y. Oytam | R. Davoodi | T. Carroll
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