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Eine Krümmungstheorie in der räumlichen affinen Kinematik

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  1. W. Lang & J. Tölke

    Present address: Mathematisches Institut B der Universität, Herdweg 21, 7 Stuttgart 1

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    Lang, W., Tölke, J. Eine Krümmungstheorie in der räumlichen affinen Kinematik. Arch. Math 25, 99–106 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01238647

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