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Simulations for solid state physics : an interactive resource for students and teachers

Silsbee, Robert H.

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Simulations for solid state physics : an interactive resource for students and teachers

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[Autore] Silsbee, Robert H.
[Autore] Dräger, Jörg

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Simulations for solid state physics : an interactive resource for students and teachers / Robert H. Silsbee and Jorg Drager

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XVII, 348 p. ; 26 cm + CD-ROM

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In copertina: Includes CD-ROM for Apple Macintosh, Unix Workstation and PC.

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ISBN: 0521590949
ISBN: 0521599113, Paperback

Date

1997

Place of publication

Cambridge

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GRAN BRETAGNA

Tongue

INGLESE

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IT\ICCU\UBO\0279050

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http://id.sbn.it/bid/UBO0279050

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