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Takeshi Kawasaki

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Fundamental and theoretical fluid dynamicsSoft condensed matter

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|Apr 01, 2019

Theory of applying shear strains from boundary walls: Linear response in glasses.

Akira Onuki, Takeshi Kawasaki

|Feb 24, 2019

Slow dynamics coupled with cluster formation in ultrasoft-potential glasses.

Ryoji Miyazaki, Takeshi Kawasaki, Kunimasa Miyazaki

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