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Best.-Nr. REG289MChoix de documents. Troisième série. L'année 1791. 1991 / 148 pages. Broché Editions Société des Sciences Lettres et Arts de Bayonne.
Best.-Nr. REG291MNon daté / 167 pages. Broché Editions Société des sciences lettres et arts de Bayonne.
1968Best.-Nr. REG1235M1968 / 223 pages. Broché. Editions Musée Basque de Bayonne Collection Ikas.
Best.-Nr. TAU201MDVD 120 min / 2007 Editions Agorila
1986Best.-Nr. REG1732M1986 / 131 pages. Broché. Editions Elkar.
1893Best.-Nr. REG2421M1893. Ed. E. Hourquet, Libraire-Éditeur. Imprimerie A. Lamaignère. Bayonne. 114pp.+Avec 40 illustrations à l'eau-forte par F. Corrèges. In-4° Broché. EDITION ORIGINALE limitée à 200 exemplaires numérotés. Celui-ci un des 195 sur papier vélin. N° 39.
1956Best.-Nr. REG2206M1956 / 25 pages. Editions Jean Lacoste
1978Best.-Nr. 16246Marseille Laffitte Reprints 1978 in-8 (14 X 21 cm) cartonnage marron, titre à l'or sur le premier plat, pièce de titre rouge au dos. 298 pp.
1978Best.-Nr. 22571Marseille, Laffitte 1978 15 x 21 cm, 304 p., relié. 9 planches h.t.
Best.-Nr. 222462Bayonne, Lamaignère, 1900 in-8, VII-265 pp., 24 pl., demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs, couv. et dos cons. (reliure moderne). Bon exemplaire.
1997Best.-Nr. TAU255M1997 / non paginé environ 70 pages. Broché.
1846Best.-Nr. REG1228M1846 / 520 pages. Relié. Editions Lamaignere.
Best.-Nr. REG5342M1962 (?), Ville de Bayonne. In-12, broché, couverture illustrée, 127pp. Très bon exemplaire
Best.-Nr. est139mDimension extérieur 16,7 x 23 cm et cuvette 9,9 x 13,8 cm. Très belle eau-forte, en très bon état général, présence de quelques rousseurs sur les bords.
Best.-Nr. REG5542M1990, J&D Éditions. In-8, broché, VI-709pp. Riche iconographie n&b. Gardes légèrement piquées. Couverture émoussée. Exemplaire agréable de cet important ouvrage sur l'histoire de Bayonne.
1978Best.-Nr. ZNF-331Préfacé par Thierry Truffaut pour Gure Kondaira (association dédicataire de l'ouvrage), édité par Marrimpouey jeune, 1978. Livret de 63 pages.
Best.-Nr. REG5112MDe l'imprimerie de Lamaignere Juin 1836 -, Bayonne. 1 volume. In-8. X, 558 pp. Reliure demi-cuir marron, avec dos orné en détails dorés. 6 planches hors texte lithographiées.
Best.-Nr. REG5113MDe l'imprimerie de Lamaignere Juin 1836 -, Bayonne. 1 volume. In-8. X, 558 pp. Reliure demi-cuir marron, avec dos orné en détails dorés. 6 planches hors texte lithographiées.
Best.-Nr. REG11DIVNon daté / 10 pages. Editions Subervie.
1951Best.-Nr. REG18DIV1951 / 22 pages. Editions Imprimerie du Courrier.
1951Best.-Nr. REG19DIV1951 / 22 pages. Editions Imprimerie du Courrier.
1951Best.-Nr. REG20DIV1951 / 22 pages. Editions Imprimerie du Courrier.
1951Best.-Nr. REG309DIV1951 / 22 pages. Editions Imprimerie du Courrier.
1980Best.-Nr. ABE-177136975415064 PAGES-23,2 CM X 32 CM-DOS TOILE-(E226)
1955Best.-Nr. 1558Lancaster: American Physical Society 1955. 1st Edition. FIRST EDITION IN ORIGINAL WRAPPERS of a paper in which Murray Gell-Mann and Abraham Pais make an interesting prediction about the decay of the kaon. A paper by Francis Low is also included more below. "Murray Gell-Mann and Abraham Pais 1955 used an argument based on C invariance. to discuss the production and decay of a particle known as the neutral K meson or K0. This particle according to a theory by Gell-Mann and Kazuo Nishijima carried a quantum number called strangeness with SK0 = 1 and so there should exist a neutral anti-K meson called K 0 with SK 0 = -1. The theory demanded that strangeness be conserved in K-meson production but violated in its decay. Both the K0 and the K0 should be able to decay to a pair of mesons e.g. . How then would one tell them apart Gell-Mann and Pais solved this problem by applying a basic idea of quantum mechanics: The particle decaying to would have to have the same behavior under C in 1957 under CP as the final combination which has CP = 1. That is its quantum-mechanical state is taken into itself under the CP operation. A quantum-mechanical combination of K0 and K 0 with this property was called K0 1 . There should then exist another combination of K0 and K 0 with CP = -1 i.e. its quantum-mechanical state is changed in sign under the CP operation. This particle was called K0 2 . The subscripts 1 and 2 were used simply to distinguish the two particles from one another. The 2 K0 2 would be forbidden by CP invariance from decaying to and thus being required to decay to three-body final states would be much longer-lived. This predicted particle was discovered in 1956" Rosner CP Symmetry Violation 1. In 1969 Gell-Man was awarded a Nobel Prize in Physics "for his work in classifying elementary particles and their interactions." FRANCIS LOW PAPER: "It is shown that the S-matrix for boson-fermion scattering can be simply expressed in the Heisenberg representation. By performing a time integration one obtains the S-matrix in the Schrödinger representation which has the same form as the conventional perturbation theory sum over states. Suitably limiting the nature of the intermediate states entering into this sum leads to integral equations for certain matrix elements which are equal to the S-matrix elements on the energy shell. These equations appear in a completely renormalized form" Abstract. CONDITION & DETAILS: 1st ed. original wrappers. Complete issue paginated 1191-1417. 4to 10.5 x 8 inches; 263 x 200mm. The wrappers are perfect save for a stamp on front wrap; the interior has barely visible toning upper right margin of some pages. American Physical Society unknown
