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- ↑ Author affiliation from Report LA-UR-06-3720, May 2006
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- Kerkering, J. Charles (May 2002), Technometrics, 44 (2): 193–194, doi:10.1198/tech.2002.s716, JSTOR 1271273, S2CID 5392485
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- Kerkering, J. Charles (May 2002), Technometrics, 44 (2): 193–194, doi:10.1198/tech.2002.s716, JSTOR 1271273, S2CID 5392485
- ↑ Reviews of Fuzzy Logic and Probability Applications:
- Klir, George J. (December 2003), International Journal of General Systems, 32 (6): 625–643, doi:10.1080/03081070310001618272, S2CID 205549094
{{citation}}: CS1 maint: untitled periodical (link) - Zilinskas, Antanas (January–February 2004), Interfaces, 34 (1): 75–76, JSTOR 25062872
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- Klir, George J. (December 2003), International Journal of General Systems, 32 (6): 625–643, doi:10.1080/03081070310001618272, S2CID 205549094
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- ↑ 1999 R&D 100 Award Submissions, Los Alamos National Laboratory; R&D 100 Archive of Winners: 1999