Mass differences and Lie Algebras of Finite Order
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- Positive operators and automorphism groups of bounded symmetric domains
- Dynamical group quantization
- Oscillations of particles in the standard model
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- One-parameter groups generated by operators in an enveloping algebra
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- Group Embedding of Space-Time and Internal Symmetry Groups
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