[1] Notes on Meson Decays (with J. C. Taylor), Nuclear Physics, 7, 276-280.
[2] On the Unphysical Region in Dispersion Relations, Nuovo Cimento, 13, 57-76.
[3] Quantum Theory of Fields. Thesis, Ph. D. University of London, submitted 23 Nov 1959. Examiners: Abdus Salam and R. E. Peierls. Awarded April 1960.
[4] Special Methods of Analytic Completion in Field Theory, Proc. Royal Soc., A256, 39-52.
[5] Some Integral Representations in Field Theory, Nuovo Cimento, 15, 937-948.
[6] Double Commutator in Quantum Field Theory, J. Mathematical Phys., 1, 231-233.
[7] Some Remarks on the Vertex Function (with A. Minguzzi), Phys. Rev., 119, 1127-1128.
[8] A Note on the Proof of Dispersion Relations (with A. Minguzzi), Nuovo Cimento, 17, 946-950.
[9] Dispersion Relations for some Photon Reactions (with A. Minguzzi), Nuovo Cimento, 18, 806-812.
[10] Analytic Properties of Products of Field Operators, J. Mathematical Phys. 3, 256-261.
[11] Fields Satisfying the Asymptotic Condition, Nuovo Cimento, 25, 274-286.
[12] Book: PCT, Spin and Statistics, and All That", (with A. S. Wightman) Benjamin, N. Y. Science Citation Classic. Library of Congress No. 63-22797.
[13] Intensive Observables in Quantum Theory, J. Mathematical Phys., 5, 581-590.
[14] Axioms for Multi-local Fields, Proc. Phys. Soc., 83, 549-552.
[15] Quasi-free Polylocal Fields and Fields of Infinite Spin, Annals of Phys., 30, 1-9.
[16] Almost-local Field Theories of the S-Matrix, Phys. Rev., 136B, 1748-1755.
[17] Broken Symmetries and the Goldstone Theorem, in "High Energy Physics and Elementary Particles", Ed. A. Salam, International Atomic Agency, Vienna. To reach Salam's pages, click on his name, then from the Nobel page, "Physics" and go to 1979.
[18] Spontaneous Breakdown of Symmetry in Axiomatic Theory, Proc. Roy. Soc., A287, 510-518.
[19] On the Non-linear Properties of Retarded Products, Annals of Physics, 33, 311-327.
[20] Generalised Goldstone Theorem, Phys. Rev. Lett., 15, 475-476.
[21] The irreducible representations of U(12) (with J. M. Charap and P. T. Matthews), Proc. Roy. Soc., A290, 24-43.
[22] Canonical Quantisation, Commun. Math. Phys., 2, 354-374.
[23] Spontaneous Breakdown of Symmetry, Chapter 9 of "Mathematical Theory of Elementary Particles", Eds. R. Goodman and I. E. Segal, MIT Press. Lib. of Congress no. 66-27212.
[24] The Search for Symmetry, Chapter 9 of Penguin Science Survey, 1967, ed. N. Valery.
[25] The Representations of the Oscillator Group, Commun. Math. Phys., 4, 217-236.
[26] Uniqueness of the Haag-Ruelle Scattering States, J. Mathematical Phys., 8, 1685-1693. Who is Haag?
[27] Local Fields with the Wrong Connection Between Spin and Statistics, Commun. Math. Phys., 5, 88-96.
[28] Non-existence of the Ferromagnetic Continuum (with D. A. Dubin) Nuovo Cimento, 50, 154-157.
[29] The Heisenberg Ferromagnet as a Quantum Field Theory, Commun. Mathematical Phys., 6, 233-247.
[30] Infinite-component fields and mass-splitting, in Nobel Symposium 8, Ed. N. Svartholm, pp 149-156. Stockholm, Wiley Interscience.
[31] Current Commutation Relations and Continuous Tensor Products, Nuovo Cimento, 53A, 487-495.
[32] On Certain Non-relativistic Fields, Commun. Mathematical Phys. 7, 93-98.
[33] No-Go Theorem (with I. T. Grodsky), Phys. Rev. Lett., 20, 695-698.
[34] Continuous Tensor Products of Hilbert Spaces and Generalised Random Fields (with A. Wulfsohn), Nuovo Cimento, 57B, 330-339.
[35] Current Commutation Relations, Continuous Tensor Products, and Infinitely Divisible Group Representations in Local Quantum Theory, Ed. R. Jost, Academic Press, Lib of Congress 75-79894.
[36] A Continuum Analogue of the Lattice Gas, Commun. Mathematical Phys., 12, 226-232.
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