Name: Quantum Fields ― Algebras, Processes: Proceedings of the Symposium Bielefeld Encounters in Physics and Mathematics ii: Quantum Fields, Algebras,. Republic of Germany, December 1 9, 1978 (en Inglés)
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Author: Streit L.
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Quantum Fields ― Algebras, Processes: Proceedings of the Symposium Bielefeld Encounters in Physics and Mathematics ii: Quantum Fields, Algebras,. Republic of Germany, December 1 9, 1978 (en Inglés)

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Springer

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Streit L.

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Inglés

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454

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Tapa Blanda

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9783709186008

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Quantum Fields ― Algebras, Processes: Proceedings of the Symposium Bielefeld Encounters in Physics and Mathematics ii: Quantum Fields, Algebras,. Republic of Germany, December 1 9, 1978 (en Inglés)

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