A Hybrid Multiobjective Differential Evolution Algorithm and Its Application to the Optimization of Grinding and Classification

A Hybrid Multiobjective Differential Evolution Algorithm and Its Application to the Optimization of Grinding and Classification
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10.1155/2013/841780
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2013-11
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J. Appl. Math.
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Yalin Wang;Xiaofang Chen;W. Gui;Chunhua Yang;L. Caccetta;Honglei Xu
Yalin Wang;Xiaofang Chen;W. Gui;Chunhua Yang;L. Caccetta;Honglei Xu
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Yalin Wang;Xiaofang Chen;W. Gui;Chunhua Yang;L. Caccetta;Honglei Xu

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