The Dirac monopole and induced representations.
R. Langlands
Source: Pacific J. Math. Volume 126, Number 1 (1987), 145-151.
Primary Subjects: 81C05
Secondary Subjects: 22E45, 81G10
Full-text: Open access
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MR868609
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