
Spinors in Hilbert space
by Roger J. Plymen, P. L. Robinson
Part of Cambridge tracts in mathematics ;
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How does the transition from finite-dimensional algebra to infinite-dimensional Hilbert spaces alter our fundamental intuition about quantum systems?
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