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Frontiers of quantum Monte Carlo workshop: preface

James E. Gubernatis

Published Jan 1, 1985• 0 citations
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The introductory remarks, table of contents, and list of attendees are presented from the proceedings of the conference, Frontiers of Quantum Monte Carlo, which appeared in the Journal of Statistical Physics. (GHT)

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