THE UNIVERSE IS A STRANGE PLACE

@article{Wilczek2004THEUI,
  title={THE UNIVERSE IS A STRANGE PLACE},
  author={Frank Wilczek},
  journal={International Journal of Modern Physics A},
  year={2004},
  volume={21},
  pages={2011-2025}
}
  • F. Wilczek
  • Published 16 January 2004
  • Physics
  • International Journal of Modern Physics A
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