Finite-Time Singularity Signature of Hyperinflation
@article{Sornette2003FiniteTimeSS,
title={Finite-Time Singularity Signature of Hyperinflation},
author={Didier Sornette and Hideki Takayasu and W.-X. Zhou},
journal={Physica A-statistical Mechanics and Its Applications},
year={2003},
volume={325},
pages={492-506}
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