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NTIS 바로가기Journal of the Royal Society, Interface, v.15 no.144, 2018년, pp.20180305 - 20180305
Kim, Yoonjung (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Korea University, , 02841 Seoul, Republic of Korea) , Lee, Myeongsang (Institute of Advanced Machinery Design and Technology, Korea University, , 02841 Seoul, Republic of Korea) , Baek, Inchul (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Korea University, , 02841 Seoul, Republic of Korea) , Yoon, Taeyoung (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Korea University, , 02841 Seoul, Republic of Korea) , Na, Sungsoo (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Korea University, , 02841 Seoul, Republic of Korea)
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