Current Algebra And Anomalies

Edward Witten (Institute For Advanced Study, Usa),Roman Jackiw (Massachusetts Inst Of Tech, Usa),S Treiman (.),B Zumino (.)

Current Algebra And Anomalies
Format
Hardback
Publisher
World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
Country
Singapore
Published
1 December 1985
Pages
520
ISBN
9789971966966

Current Algebra And Anomalies

Edward Witten (Institute For Advanced Study, Usa),Roman Jackiw (Massachusetts Inst Of Tech, Usa),S Treiman (.),B Zumino (.)

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