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negative_passages.text: Wave/particle duality
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negative_passages.text: Group Theory in General Relativity
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negative_passages.text: Significance of $\pi$ in physics
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negative_passages.text: Do all Groups have a representation?
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negative_passages.text: Modern Books on Group Theory in German or French
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