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English: Networks by flexibility dimension |
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Source | “ The implications of differential network flexibility for spatial structures” Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice Volume 34, Issue 6, August 2000, Pages 459–479 |
Author | Eran Feitelson , Ilan Salomon |
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