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May-2015Consumer attitudes towards credit reference bureaus in Botswana: the effects of financial literacy, experience with credit reference bureaus and personal valuesKabomo, Tsaone
4-Sep-2013Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis in HIV-infected patients: report of 2 casesMwita, Julius Chacha; Baliki, Kgomotso; Tema, Ludo
2018Building health system capacity through medical education: a targeted needs assessment to guide development of a structured internal medicine curriculum for medical interns in BotswanaPeluso, Michael J.; Tapela, Neo; Langeveldt, John; Williams, Margaret E.; Mochankana, Kagiso; Motseosi, Kebonye; Ricci, Brian; Rodman, Adam; Haverkamp, Cecil; Haverkamp, Miriam; Maoto, Rosa; Luckett, Rebecca; Prozesky, Detlef; Nkomazana, Oathokwa; Barak, Tomer
7-Aug-2023Probing semiconductor quantum well qubits and associated Shannon entropy using semi‑relativistic quantum mechanicsTshipa, Moletlanyi
10-Jul-2019Optical properties of GaAs nanowires with an electric potential that varies inversely with the square of the radial distanceTshipa, Moletlanyi
22-Jun-2021Photoionization cross-section in a GaAs spherical quantum shell: the effect of parabolic confining electric potentialsTshipa, Moletlanyi; Sharma, Lalit K.; Pratap, Surender
22-Jun-2019Diamagnetic susceptibility and optical properties of a spherical quantum dot: effects of the parabolic and the shifted parabolic potentialsTshipa, Moletlanyi
2019Effect of an inverse parabolic confining electric potential on third harmonic generation in cylindrical quantum wiresTshipa, Moletlanyi
8-Aug-2016The effects of cup-like and hill-like parabolic confining potentials on photoionization cross section of a donor in a spherical quantum dotTshipa, Moletlanyi
2020Conceptions of personhood and gender indentity in African thought: a philosophical explorationKahaka, Makotoka

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