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  Is there a copy of "Lagrangian of $\phi^4$ theory" in the offline test site?

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They have deleted this question at Physics.SE: 

Lagrangian of $\phi^4$ theory

Is this question backed up at the Offline Test Site?  

asked Mar 17, 2014 in Support by dimension10 (1,985 points) [ revision history ]
retagged Mar 28, 2014 by dimension10

I will look at it when I'm back home.

commented Mar 17, 2014 by Dilaton (6,240 points) [ no revision ]

Whas this the exact title of the question? If so I unfortunately I dont have it ... :-/

Is it on the wayback machine? Or I could try to access it at its origin by saying that I urgently need to look at it ...

commented Mar 17, 2014 by Dilaton (6,240 points) [ no revision ]
edited Mar 29, 2014 by dimension10

@Dilaton It's not on the wabyack machine, either : ( I'll ask for it at meta.Phy.SE)   

commented Mar 18, 2014 by dimension10 (1,985 points) [ no revision ]

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Nathaniel has helpfully provided us with a screenshot of the question: 

It was in fact deleted about 3 months ago. I will now make this question here, and then the users would have to be changed in the database. 

answered Mar 18, 2014 by dimension10 (1,985 points) [ no revision ]

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