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(A) F. Selleri, Quantum Paradoxes and Physical Reality, Kluwer Academic Publisher, Boston and New York, 1990, x+374p., 24.5×16.5 cm, 28,800円 [専門書], (B) F. Selleri 編, Quantum Mechanics Versus Local Reality; The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Paradox, Plenum, New York and London, 1988, xviii+461p., 23.5×16 cm, $95.0 [専門書]

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