DIAS-STP-15-05
On membrane interactions and a three-dimensional analog of Riemann surfaces
S. Kovacs, Y. Sato and H. Shimada
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- Date of publication : 10/08/15
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2015-05 – On membrane interactions and a three-dimensional analog of Riemann surfaces
DIAS-STP-15-05
On membrane interactions and a three-dimensional analog of Riemann surfaces
S. Kovacs, Y. Sato and H. Shimada
This preprint is available on Arxiv.org
This preprint is available for download :
Details provided:
To obtain copies of any of the preprints in the archives, please contact us and specify the preprint number(s), author(s), title(s) and number of copies wanted.
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