原来
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慌张
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Conservation of Energy-Momentum of Matter as the Basis for the Gauge Theory of Gravitationy is extended to a . one, a so-called gauge symmetry, a new interaction emerges as gauge potential .; its field strength is .. In gravity, the conservation of the energy-momentum current of matter and the rigid translation symmetry in the Minkowski space of special relativity lie at the foundations
陈列
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AMITY
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共和国
发表于 2025-3-27 16:10:16
lar mechanics and pathology. This joint subject would serve as a classic example of science developed in two different directions. It provided the motivation to put forth this book and establish a correlation between vascular mechanics and pathology. The book focuses on the artery and arterial disea
犬儒主义者
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名次后缀
发表于 2025-3-27 23:33:47
Norbert Straumannlar mechanics and pathology. This joint subject would serve as a classic example of science developed in two different directions. It provided the motivation to put forth this book and establish a correlation between vascular mechanics and pathology. The book focuses on the artery and arterial disea
delusion
发表于 2025-3-28 04:01:17
Erhard Scholzlar mechanics and pathology. This joint subject would serve as a classic example of science developed in two different directions. It provided the motivation to put forth this book and establish a correlation between vascular mechanics and pathology. The book focuses on the artery and arterial disea
Fibrin
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hangdog
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Carlo Rovellilar mechanics and pathology. This joint subject would serve as a classic example of science developed in two different directions. It provided the motivation to put forth this book and establish a correlation between vascular mechanics and pathology. The book focuses on the artery and arterial disea