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[World Scientific Lecture Notes in Physics] Quantum Scaling in Many-Body Systems Volume 67 || FRONT MATTER

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Book ID
120684325
Publisher
WORLD SCIENTIFIC
Year
2001
Weight
571 KB
Volume
10.1142/4498
Category
Article
ISBN
9812798900

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