DOE OSTI · 1663157
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Kuehn, Jeffery Alan, Cook, Jeanine, Donoforio, David, Bair, Ray, Moore, Shirley. 2020-09-17. Abstract Machine Models (AMMs). https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1663157
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