Where Can I Find Parts IV and V of Momentum Maps and Classical Fields Series?

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Hi, I am looking for parts IV and V of the series of articles called "Momentum Maps and Classical Fields", these parts are called "Adjoint Formalism" and "Platini Gravity" respectively.

I tried looking it in arxiv but as of now I didn't find them.

Thanks for your help.
 
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who were the articles authored by??
 
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Yes, and also Marsden.

I only found parts I,II and III, the last parts I haven't found.
 
Ah yes, GiMmsy, nice articles. I don't think IV and V were completed, or at least not made available, though they are listed in the ToC of III. If they existed, they'd be here:
http://www.pims.math.ca/~gotay/
I suppose you could ask.
 
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