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    Overlaps after quantum quenches in the sine-Gordon model

    Overlaps after quantum quenches in the sine-Gordon model by Horváth, D.X., Takács, G.

    Published in Physics letters. B
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    Initial states in integrable quantum field theory quenches from an integral equation hierarchy

    Initial states in integrable quantum field theory quenches from an integral equation hierarchy by Horváth, D.X., Sotiriadis, S., Takács, G.

    Published in Nuclear physics. B
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    Chirally factorised truncated conformal space approach

    Chirally factorised truncated conformal space approach by Horváth, D.X., Hódsági, K., Takács, G.

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    Roaming form factors for the tricritical to critical Ising flow

    Roaming form factors for the tricritical to critical Ising flow by Horváth, D.X., Dorey, P.E., Takács, G.

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    A recessive mutation in EXOSC9 causes abnormal RNA metabolism resulting in a novel form of cerebellar hypoplasia/atrophy with early motor neuronopathy

    A recessive mutation in EXOSC9 causes abnormal RNA metabolism resulting in a novel form of cerebellar hypoplasia/atrophy with early motor neuronopathy by Burns, D.T, Donkervoort, S, Bharucha-Goebel, D.X, Giunta, M, Munro, B, Scavina, M, Foley, R, Müller, J.S, Bönnemann, C.G, Horvath, R

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    OD04 - A recessive mutation in EXOSC9 causes abnormal RNA metabolism resulting in a novel form of cerebellar hypoplasia/atrophy with early motor neuronopathy

    OD04 - A recessive mutation in EXOSC9 causes abnormal RNA metabolism resulting in a novel form of cerebellar hypoplasia/atrophy with early motor neuronopathy by Burns, D.T., Donkervoort, S., Bharucha-Goebel, D.X., Giunta, M., Munro, B., Scavina, M., Foley, R., Müller, J.S., Bönnemann, C.G., Horvath, R.

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