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Functional integration, geometry, and strings

Winter School of Theoretical Physics (25th 1989 Karpacz, Poland)

# Functional integration, geometry, and strings

## by Winter School of Theoretical Physics (25th 1989 Karpacz, Poland)

Written in English

Subjects:
• String models -- Congresses.,
• Quantum field theory -- Congresses.,
• Mathematical physics -- Congresses.

• Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Classifications The Physical Object Statement edited by Zbigniew Haba, Jan Sobczyk. Series Progress in physics ;, v. 13, Progress in physics (Boston, Mass.) ;, v. 13. Contributions Haba, Zbigniew, 1951-, Sobczyk, Jan, 1955- LC Classifications QC794.6.S85 W56 1989 Pagination vii, 459 p. : Number of Pages 459 Open Library OL2198571M ISBN 10 3764323876, 0817623876 LC Control Number 89018351

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