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Disambiguation of "Tolimieri, Richard"

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A fast algorithm for half-cyclic convolution.

, and . ICASSP, page 3697-3700. IEEE Computer Society, (1991)

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Biomolecular based nano-manipulation with a combined atomic force microscope and single molecule fluorescence setup. Uni Düsseldorf, (2009)

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