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Of course, the same inequality may be written as(G tJ 1µ0 tAe, Φ J. ) ... It is easy to see that T0. J G tJ ddt =. T0. d. dt. {12. J G J d. }dt = 0.

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On the Moments of Tracesof Matrices of Classical Groups. L. Pastur 1,2, and V. Vasilchuk 2. 1 University Paris 7, Paris, France2 Institute for Low Temperature Physics, Kharkov, Ukraine. AbstractWe consider random matrices, belonging to the groups U(n