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Classical collisions and correspondence principle

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Published1970
Citations35
References15

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References (15)

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1964 • 51 citations

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1967 • 33 citations

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1968 • 23 citations

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1966 • 22 citations

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1931 • 21 citations

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1966 • 18 citations

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1967 • 13 citations

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