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A NOTE ON CAUSAL DUALITY

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The formal and conceptual framework for causal duality in physical systems [2,4–7] is reviewed and extended in view of evolutions during which the system under consideration may be destroyed.

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Sourbron, S. A NOTE ON CAUSAL DUALITY. Found Phys Lett 13, 357–367 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007871611325

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