Observables in the Hamiltonian Formalism. A dissertation based on the classical field theory formulation of Electromagnetism and General Relativity

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An intrinsic formulation of Hamiltonian classical electromagnetism and an approach to Hamiltonian general relativity. Observables are discussed as part of the aforementioned theories.

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