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Solutions to Exercises Presented in Nakahira’s Paper in Tamagawa Univ. Quantum ICT Res. Inst. Bull. 2022

Kentaro Kato

Published Feb 21, 2025• 0 citations
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Abstract

In the paper [1] by Nakahira, several exercises were provided for the readers. I will present my solutions to the exercises.

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