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1956– · Italian physicist
Also known as: Карло Ровелли, 카를로 로벨리, カルロ・ロヴェッリ, 卡洛·羅威利, Ровелли, Карло, 卡洛·罗韦利
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- Siete breves lecciones de física
- L'ordine del tempo
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