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2002
This article reflects a partial resume of research in applied nuclear physics performed in our country during the last 50 years. As the first example we can quote the successes of B. Lalovic and V. Ajdacic in developing and applying new instrumentation for nuclear measurements. V.
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This article reflects a partial resume of research in applied nuclear physics performed in our country during the last 50 years. As the first example we can quote the successes of B. Lalovic and V. Ajdacic in developing and applying new instrumentation for nuclear measurements. V.
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The applied physics of quasicrystals
Physica Scripta, 1993Quasicrystals uncovered in aluminium alloys are still a matter of intense research regarding their structure which does not obey the rules of classical crystallography. Today, they also offer a new challenge in relation with their specific electronic properties and surprising mechanical behaviour.
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Physics Bulletin, 1955
By N. C. Harris and E. H. Hemmerling. (London: McGraw-Hill Book Co. Ltd.) Pp. 729 + viii. Price 6.75 dollars. This book, which is based on a course given in a Junior College in the U.S.A., is aimed at providing suitable training for the technician in industry.
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By N. C. Harris and E. H. Hemmerling. (London: McGraw-Hill Book Co. Ltd.) Pp. 729 + viii. Price 6.75 dollars. This book, which is based on a course given in a Junior College in the U.S.A., is aimed at providing suitable training for the technician in industry.
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Education + Training, 1969
Details are given of the educational background and employment of students obtaining a Higher National Certificate in Applied Physics in Salford and Liverpool 1954–1966.
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Details are given of the educational background and employment of students obtaining a Higher National Certificate in Applied Physics in Salford and Liverpool 1954–1966.
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Journal of Applied Physics, 1941
Following the discovery of artificial radioactivity and the rarer stable isotopes of the light elements, the forty-year-old field of applied nuclear physics has found a greatly increased domain of usefulness in chemistry, metallurgy, radiology, geology, physiology and medicine.
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Following the discovery of artificial radioactivity and the rarer stable isotopes of the light elements, the forty-year-old field of applied nuclear physics has found a greatly increased domain of usefulness in chemistry, metallurgy, radiology, geology, physiology and medicine.
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Nature, 1977
Modern Physics in Chemistry. Vol. 1. Edited by E. Fluck and V. I. Goldanskii. Pp.xiii + 406. (Academic: New York, San Fransisco and London, 1977.) £18.50; $36.10.
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Modern Physics in Chemistry. Vol. 1. Edited by E. Fluck and V. I. Goldanskii. Pp.xiii + 406. (Academic: New York, San Fransisco and London, 1977.) £18.50; $36.10.
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Physics Education, 1970 Physics Bulletin, 1963
By J. C. Higgins London: Edward Arnold (Publishers) Ltd. 1962. Pp. 109. Price 10s. As the title implies, this book is simply a collection of problems, mainly of the standard encountered in Ordinary National Certificate Examinations. The subject is divided into neat sections by chapters–electronics, photometry, radioactivity, elasticity and so on–and ...
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By J. C. Higgins London: Edward Arnold (Publishers) Ltd. 1962. Pp. 109. Price 10s. As the title implies, this book is simply a collection of problems, mainly of the standard encountered in Ordinary National Certificate Examinations. The subject is divided into neat sections by chapters–electronics, photometry, radioactivity, elasticity and so on–and ...
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