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Physics Bulletin

Lecture Notes in Physics 80: Mathematical Problems in Theoretical Physics – Proceedings of the International Conference held in Rome 6–15 June 1977

V M Morton

Published Dec 1, 1979• 0 citations
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G Dell' Antonio, S Doplicher and G Jona-Lasinio (eds) 1978 Berlin: Springer vi + 438 pp price $17.80 (paperback) This book contains the 34 lectures given at the third symposium of its kind. They cover mainly the mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics and field theory, with a little statistical mechanics, fluid dynamics and solitons.

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10.1088/0031-9112/30/12/072

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