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The “free” quantum brownian particle as a non-fock linear bosonic system

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Aug 01, 1998
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116(2)
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A. I. Oksak, A. D. Sukhanov (1998). The “free” quantum brownian particle as a non-fock linear bosonic system. Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 116(2), 896-906. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02557132
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