Utiyama Ryoyu | Department Of Physics Osaka University
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Utiyama Ryoyu
Department Of Physics Osaka University
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Utiyama Ryoyu
Department Of Physics Osaka Imperial University.
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UTIYAMA Ryoyu
Department of Physics, Osaka University
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SAKAMOTO Jiro
Department of Cardiology, Tenri Hospital
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Goto Tetsuo
Department Of Physics Nihon University
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Goto Tetsuo
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Research Institute College Of Science And Engineering Nihon
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FUKUYAMA Takeshi
Department of Physics, Ritsumeikan University
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Fukuyama Takeshi
Department Of Physics And R-giro Ritsumeikan University
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Fukuyama Takeshi
Department Of Physics Osaka University
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Dodo Taro
Department Of Physics Faculty Of Science Ehime University
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Dodo Taro
Department Of Physics Osaka University
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Imamura Tsutomu
Department Of Physics Kaansei Gakuin University
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SUNAKAWA Sigenobu
Department of Physics, College of General Education Osaka University
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Utiyama Ryoyu
Department Of Physics University Of Osaka
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Utiyama Ryoyu
Tezukayama University
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Sunakawa Sigenobu
Department Of Nuclear Engineering Osaka University
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Goto Tetsuo
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Reseach Institute Collefe Of Science And Engineering Nihon U
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DODO Taro
Department of Physics, Osaka University
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UTIYAMA Ryoyu
Department of Physics, University of Osaka
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FUKUYAMA Takeshi
Department of Physics, Osaka University
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GOTO Tetsuo
Department of Physics, Nihon University
著作論文
- Canonical Quantization of Non-Abelian Gauge Fields : Lorentz and Gauge Invariances
- Canonical Quantization of Non-Abelian Gauge Fields
- Gravitational Field as a Generalized Gauge Field
- Note on the Longitudinal and Scalar Photons
- Quantum Theory of Generalized Gauge Field
- Theory of Invariant Variation and the Generalized Canonical Dynamics
- Generalized Iso-Spin-Space; Generalized Gauge Transformation and Derivation of Meson
- On the Classical Theory of the Electron, I.
- Introduction
- General Relativistic Aspect of the Quantum Field Theory
- On the Covergence of the Perturbation Method in the Quantum Field Theory