M. Messer

Publishing 1996–1999

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Publications 4

  1. New results on low-mass lepton pair production in Pb-Au collisions at 158 GeV per nucleon
    nuclear physics a 1999 298 reads
  2. Recent results from Pb-Au collisions at 158 per nucleon obtained with the CERES spectrometer
    nuclear physics a 1999 326 reads
  3. Hadron physics with CERES: Spectra and collective flow
    nuclear physics a 1998 188 reads
  4. First results from CERES/NA45 on low-mass electron pair production in PbAu collisions
    nuclear physics a 1996 249 reads

Possible papers by M. Messer 2

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  1. Interactions between different eating patterns on recurrent binge eating behavior: A machine learning approach.
    as Mariel Messer The International journal of eating disorders 2020 Deakin University
    Same name only
  2. Interventions for reducing self-stigma in people with mental illnesses: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials.
    as Melanie Messer german medical science : gms e-journal 2017 Bielefeld University
    Same name only

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