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MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF THE PROCESS OF MODIFYING EXTERNAL CYLINDRICAL SURFACES OF PARTS BY USING IMPULSE-IMPACT ROLLING AND A ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD

A journal article published 2023-01-01 by the Belarusian-Russian University presenting mathematical modeling of a process for modifying external cylindrical surfaces using impulse-impact rolling and a rotating magnetic field. The supplied excerpt contained only publisher and content-type information and included no experimental, geographic, or impact details.

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