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Probing the quantum vacuum perturbative effective action approach in quantum electrodynamics and its application Walter Dittrich and Holger Gies

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Dittrich, Walter

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TextSeries: Springer tracts in modern physics; v. 166Publication details: Berlin Springer-Verlag 2000Description: xi, 241pISBN:

978-3-540-67428-3

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Quantum electrodynamics

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