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Virtual Press Room 2010

Damage and Fluctuations Induce Loops in Optimal Transport Networks
Damage and Fluctuations Induce Loops in Optimal Transport Networks

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The APS March Meeting is the biggest physics meeting of the year. It is a showcase for cutting-edge research results that often lead to new technologies, from electronics and communications breakthroughs to better computers and medical diagnostic products. These technologies, in turn, will shape modern science and culture.

The 2010 March Meeting was held in Portland, Oregon

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