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Hybrid Monte Carlo algorithm for the double exchange model

Alonso, J. L., Fernández Pérez, Luis Antonio, F. Guinea, Víctor Laliena, Martín Mayor, Víctor

Published Mar 5, 2001• 76 citations
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