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      Reactivity controlled compression ignition and conventional diesel combustion: A comparison of methods to meet light-duty NOx and fuel economy targets

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      International Journal of Engine Research
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                Journal
                International Journal of Engine Research
                International Journal of Engine Research
                SAGE Publications
                1468-0874
                2041-3149
                October 10 2013
                June 06 2013
                : 14
                : 5
                : 452-468
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                10.1177/1468087413476032
                f0d556bc-a512-464f-80e8-054c0e77cf8c
                © 2013
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