Pavel Exner: a brief cv Born 1946 in Prague, Czechoslovakia, P.E. graduated in 1969 in theoretical physics from the Charles University. From 1978 he worked in Laboratory of Theoretical Physics, JINR (Dubna, then USSR) wh

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