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- Canonical Transformations and Commutators in the Lagrangian Formalism
- Dirac Bracket Transformations in Phase Space
- Existence of Dirac Generating Functions
- Generalized Hamiltonian Dynamics
- Lagrangians Linear in the "Velocities"
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- Syracuse: 1949--1952
- The Hamiltonian Form of Field Dynamics
- Two-Component Spinors in General Relativity
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