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共形場理論と作用素環, 頂点作用素代数

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共形場理論と作用素環, 頂点作用素代数
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Expositions of current mathematics, July 2010
DOI 10.11429/emath1996.2005.spring-meeting_73
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河東 泰之

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#21,049,824
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#21
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#95,220
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#20
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