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On the theory of infinite systems of differential equations and their application to the theory of stochastic processes and the perturbation theory of quantum mechanics

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Arley, N., Borchsenius, V. On the theory of infinite systems of differential equations and their application to the theory of stochastic processes and the perturbation theory of quantum mechanics. Acta Math. 76, 261–322 (1944). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02551579

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