JAHN, 1969 - Google Patents
The group theoretical structure of the strong-coupling theory(Group-theoretical structure of strong-coupling theory applied to symmetrical scalar fixed source meson …JAHN, 1969
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- 1989788718830948364
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- JAHN H
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