Reliable underwater dipole source characterization in 3D space by an optimally designed artificial lateral line system
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Hong Lei | Montassar Aidi Sharif | Kalyanmoy Deb | Xiaobo Tan | Ali Ahrari | K. Deb | Xiaobo Tan | A. Ahrari | Hong Lei | M. Sharif
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