Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 11N. Zanichelli, 1960 - Nuclear physics |
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We count as elementary those particles which appear to us with well - defined
characteristics , but we leave open the possibility that these elementary
constituents might be complex systems : HEISENBERG , for instance , is making
a bold ...
We count as elementary those particles which appear to us with well - defined
characteristics , but we leave open the possibility that these elementary
constituents might be complex systems : HEISENBERG , for instance , is making
a bold ...
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Does quantum geometrodynamics shed any light on the elementary particle
problem ? – Curved empty space going through its dynamical evolution with time
thus must show quite new features at small distances as a necessary
consequence ...
Does quantum geometrodynamics shed any light on the elementary particle
problem ? – Curved empty space going through its dynamical evolution with time
thus must show quite new features at small distances as a necessary
consequence ...
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geometrodynamical model for an elementary particle . Of course regions of space
- time in which the curvature is growing ever sharper can be imagined to break
up into particles much as the crest of an ocean wave breaks up into foam and ...
geometrodynamical model for an elementary particle . Of course regions of space
- time in which the curvature is growing ever sharper can be imagined to break
up into particles much as the crest of an ocean wave breaks up into foam and ...
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Contents
GENERALITÀ | 1 |
PARTE PRIMA Problemi teorici | 9 |
PARTE SECONDA Correlazioni angolari polarizzazioni e decadimenti beta | 197 |
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