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Constantin Piron at sixty-plus: Continuing a quest for the understanding of fundamental physical theories and the pursuit of their elaboration

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Aerts, D. Constantin Piron at sixty-plus: Continuing a quest for the understanding of fundamental physical theories and the pursuit of their elaboration. Found Phys 24, 1107–1111 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02057858

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