Titlebook: Symmetries in Science X; Bruno Gruber,Michael Ramek Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 algebra.deformation.lie group.

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,A Novel Method to Quantize Systems of Damped Motion and It’s Application to Nelson’s Quantum Mechanan be afforded by considering a Lagrangian multiplied by a time-dependent function, which may represent an effective interaction with ‘environment’. Next, it is shown that this method can also be represented by the framework of the Nelson’s quantum mechanics.

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V. Aldaya,J. Guerrero,G. Marmosing candidates for this technique. The challenges of the skull base reconstructions for this location due to its vertical position and high-flow cisterns are also discussed here, with the use of pedicled vascularized flaps and multilayered reconstructions as the mainstays.

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R. Bijker,A. Frank,R. Lemus,J. M. Arias,F. Pérez-Bernalenous collaterals, should be evaluated preoperatively and preserved intraoperatively to avoid any venous complications. In this chapter, the anatomy of tentorial meningiomas, surgical strategy, and surgical findings of each type of tumor are described with reference to the literature.

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M. Daoud,Y. Hassouni,M. Kibler, Otolaryngologists, and Radiation Therapists with an interest in diseases that affect the posterior fossa, as well as Senior Residents in Neurosurgery and Otolaryngology, and Fellows of Skull Base Surgery and Otology..978-3-319-88368-7978-3-319-67038-6

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Yag-Capsulotomy

A. M. Gavrilik,N. Z. Iorgov,A. U. Klimykches a maximum when carried out with a load of about 7 kg, provided that no osseous, cartilaginous or ligamentous damage is present. As illustrated in Fig. 13, the width of the intramedullary wound cleft in the cervical cord increases with increasing length of the cervical canal (irrespective of its

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F. Iachelloches a maximum when carried out with a load of about 7 kg, provided that no osseous, cartilaginous or ligamentous damage is present. As illustrated in Fig. 13, the width of the intramedullary wound cleft in the cervical cord increases with increasing length of the cervical canal (irrespective of its

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