Autoignition of gasoline surrogate mixtures at intermediate temperatures and high pressures: Experimental and numerical approaches
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Amir A. M. Oliveira | L. R. Cancino | Christof Schulz | C. Schulz | A. Oliveira | M. Fikri | Mustapha Fikri
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