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A topological geometric method for the obtention of symmetry-adapted functions for point groups. I: General theory
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    A topological geometric method for the obtention of symmetry-adapted functions for point groups. I: General theory (English)
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    8 November 1994
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    charged particles
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    symmetry-adapted functions
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    point groups
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    spherical harmonics
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    irreducible representations
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    high symmetry groups
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