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Physicomathematical Interactions: The Chern--Simons Story
Informatics and Automation, Mathematical physics. Problems of quantum field theory, Tome 226 (1999), pp. 180-184.

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The essential role played by Chern–Simons terms in a variety of physical models provides yet another illustration of the unexpected but profound interactions between the two disciplines. 
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S. Deser. Physicomathematical Interactions: The Chern--Simons Story. Informatics and Automation, Mathematical physics. Problems of quantum field theory, Tome 226 (1999), pp. 180-184. http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TRSPY_1999_226_a13/

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