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arXiv:0803.4517 · Foundations of Physics

Q-spaces and the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics

Graciela Domenech, Federico Holik, Décio Krause

Published Oct 14, 2008• 37 citations
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10.1007/s10701-008-9246-9

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