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On symbolic-numeric representation of the evolution operator for finite-dimensional quantum system

V. P. Gerdt, M. Kanehisa, V. Rostovtsev, V. N. Samoylov, Tupikova, T., Yoshio Ueno, S. Vinitsky, A. A. Gusev

Published Jun 1, 2005• 0 citations
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