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January 20, 2005EPL (Europhysics Letters)Open Access

Three-body forces at work: Three-body potentials derived from triplet correlations in colloidal suspensions

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MBMatthias BrünnerPNSensor (Germany)CBClemens BechingerUniversity of KonstanzHGH. H. von GrünbergUniversity of Graz

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