On Accelerated Coordinate Systems in Classical and Relativistic Mechanics
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- Conformal spinning quantum particles in complex Minkowski space as constrained nonlinear sigma models in U(2, 2) and Born's reciprocity
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- The conformal geometry of Minkowski space: Hyperbolic world lines
- The inhomogeneous lorentz group and the conformal group
- Norm Invariance of Mass-Zero Equations under the Conformal Group
- Analysis of space-time structure in elementary particle physics
- Definition of uniform acceleration and its conformai invariance
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- On the Formal Extension of Dirac's Equation under Continuous Transformation Groups
- The Definition of Moving Coordinate Systems in Relativistic Theories
- A Note on the Relativistic Problem of Uniform Rotation
- From symmetries to conformal Minkowski space-time: construction via P O(n,2) and implications to gauge gravity
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