Kramida A.E.            ("Kramida" will work OK)
Ryabtsev A.N.           ("Ryab" will work OK)
Wyart J.-F.             ("Wya" will work OK)
Radziemski Jr. L.J.
Froese Fischer C.
De Castro Faria N.V.    ("De Cast" is OK)
De Castro S.G.C.        ("De Castro S" is necessary)

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    Some author names can have synonims in the database, e.g. Aglitskiy Y. who spelled Aglitsky E.V. before he emigrated from Russia to U.S.; another example is Kramida A.E. and his Russian spelling: Крамида А.Е. (we are sorry if your system does not have the support for Cyrillic symbols; in this case please ignore them and look for the English translation which ought to be available). The search session will pick up all papers of the author you have specified and all his synonims as well.

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