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JAGDISH MEIJRA, HELMUT RECHENBEKC : The Historical Development of Quantum Theory. Vol. 1‐4. Springer Verlag New k'ork/Heidelhcrgr/Berlin 1982. 878 S., 35 j S. 334 S. und 322 S. I'rcis: DM 37j.‐ (7j.–/85.–/65.‐/75.‐/75.‐n)

Hails‐Jiivgm Tredev, Renate Waksner

Published Jan 1, 1983• 0 citations
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