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Theory of Group Representations and Applications

Streater, R F·1978·Physics Bulletin

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A O Barut and R Raczka Warsaw: Polish Scientific Publishers 1977 pp xix + 717 This book deserves to become the standard work on group representations for theoretical physicists interested in elementary particles or special relativity. In keeping with the research needs of the times, the mathematical foundations of Lie algebras and of topological groups are thoroughly covered in the substantial mathematical chapters.

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Authors
Streater, R. F.
Venue
Physics Bulletin
Published
1978-11
Volume
29
Issue
11
Pages
528-528
ISSN
0031-9112 (ISSN-L)
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W2567256370
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journal article
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en
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