Functional Analysis and Its Applications

January 1994, Volume 28, Issue 1, pp 55–72 | Cite as

Functional models for representations of current algebras and semi-infinite Schubert cells

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• A. V. Stoyanovsky
• B. L. Feigin

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Functional Analysis Functional Model Current Algebra Schubert Cell 

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