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The present review aims both to offer some motivations snd mathematical prerequisites for a study of NCG from the viewpoint of a theoretical physicist and to show a few applications to matrix theory and results obtained.
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[PDF] Non-commutative spaces in physics and mathematics Bigatti D.
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