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Wang QH, Lindon O, Hardle W. Semiparametric regression analysis with missing response at random. J Amer Statist Assoc, 2004, 99: 334--345
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Rordam M, Larsen F, Lausten N. An introduction to K-theory for C*-algebras. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ Press, 2000. 30—35
●Proceedings
Qin H R. The subgroups of a finite order in K(Q). In ：Bass H, Kuku AO, Pedrini C, eds. Algebraic K-theory and Its Application. Singapore: World Scientific, 1999. 600—607
●Conference proceedings
Minor H E. Spillways for high velocities. In: Zurich VE, Minor HE, Hager WH, eds. Proceedings of International Workshop on Hydraulics of Stepped Spillways, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 2000. 3--10
●Dissertation
Liu G X. Classification of finite dimensional basic Hopf algebras and related topics. Dissertation for the Doctoral Degree. Hangzhou: Hangzhou University, 2005. 24--28
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Phillips N A. The Nested Grid Model. NOAA Technical Report NWS22. 1979
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Zhang W P. Experiment Apparatus of Diffraction Imaging. China Patent, 02290557.X, 2003-12-03
●User manual
Wang DL, Zhu J, Li ZK, et al. User Manual for QTKMapper Version 1.6, 1999
●Software
Hemodynamics III: The ups and downs of hemodynamics. Version 2.2. Orlando (FL): Computerized Educational Systems. 1993
●CD
Anderson SC, Poulsen K B. Anderson's Electronic Atlas of Hematology. Philadelphia: Lippincott Wilkins, 2002
●Electronic version of a journal
Christine M. Plant physiology: plant biology in the Genome Era [OL]. Science, 2003, 281: 331 -332 [2003-09-23]. http://www.sciencemag.org/anatmorp.htm
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马宗义机构：
中国科学院金属研究所
研究领域：
金属复合材料
王 刚机构：
上海大学
研究领域：
非晶合金
王树声机构：
西安建筑科技大学
研究领域：
城市规划
王晋军机构：
北京航空航天大学
研究领域：
流体力学
田永君机构：
燕山大学
研究领域：
超硬材料
冯 雪机构：
清华大学
研究领域：
固体力学
宁建国机构：
北京理工大学
研究领域：
工程力学
吕金虎机构：
北京航空航天大学
研究领域：
系统控制
吕海宝机构：
哈尔滨工业大学
研究领域：
特种环境复合材料
刘文广机构：
天津大学
研究领域：
生物医用高分子材料
刘汉龙机构：
重庆大学
研究领域：
土木工程
刘昌胜机构：
上海大学
研究领域：
生物材料
刘金国机构：
中国科学院沈阳自动化研究所
研究领域：
机器人与自动化装备
刘 静机构：
清华大学
研究领域：
传热学、生物医学热物理
李应红机构：
空军工程大学
研究领域：
航空宇航推进技术
李宏男机构：
大连理工大学
研究领域：
土木工程
李 强机构：
南京理工大学
研究领域：
工程热物理与能源利用
吴宜灿机构：
中子科学国际研究院
研究领域：
核科学与技术
冷劲松机构：
哈尔滨工业大学
研究领域：
智能材料和复合材料力学
宋晓艳机构：
北京工业大学
研究领域：
材料科学，计算材料学
张田忠机构：
上海大学
研究领域：
材料力学/固体力学
陈云敏机构：
浙江大学
研究领域：
岩石工程
陈 光机构：
南京理工大学
研究领域：
金属材料与加工
陈涌海机构：
中国科学院半导体研究所
研究领域：
半导体材料
周又和机构：
兰州大学
研究领域：
多场耦合非线性力学
周顺桂机构：
福建农林大学
研究领域：
有机固体废物资源利用
宝音贺西机构：
清华大学
研究领域：
航天器动力学与控制
宗秋刚机构：
北京大学
研究领域：
空间科学
赵天寿机构：
南方科技大学
研究领域：
工程热物理与能源科学
赵启斌机构：
RIKEN, Japan
研究领域：
Machine learning, Tensor Learning Theory and Application
柯燎亮机构：
天津大学
研究领域：
薄膜力学
段海滨机构：
北京航空航天大学
研究领域：
导航、制导与控制
姜培学机构：
清华大学
研究领域：
工程热物理
姜 潮机构：
湖南大学
研究领域：
汽车工程
姜 澜机构：
北京理工大学
研究领域：
机械工程，激光微纳制造
郭万林机构：
南京航空航天大学
研究领域：
飞行器结构安全与智能化
郭 旭机构：
大连理工大学
研究领域：
计算力学、纳米力学
席 光机构：
西安交通大学
研究领域：
动力工程与工程热物理
陶 智机构：
北京航空航天大学
研究领域：
航空发动机
黄永安机构：
华中科技大学
研究领域：
柔性电子器件与应用
黄晓旭机构：
重庆大学
研究领域：
金属材料
曹晋滨机构：
北京航空航天大学
研究领域：
空间环境探测技术
梁新刚机构：
清华大学
研究领域：
动力工程及工程热物理
彭练矛机构：
北京大学
研究领域：
碳基电子学
舒 昌机构：
National University of Singapore, Singapore
研究领域：
流体力学
童美萍机构：
北京大学
研究领域：
水沙物质通量分析
翟婉明机构：
西南交通大学
研究领域：
铁路工程
潘 兵机构：
北京航空航天大学
研究领域：
固体力学、光测力学
薛冬峰机构：
中国科学院深圳先进技术研究院
研究领域：
无机化学
魏悦广机构：
北京大学
研究领域：
力学
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