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Physics Bulletin

Advances in Quantum Electronics Vol 3

Ian J. Spalding

Published Aug 1, 1976• 2 citations
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D W Goodwin (ed) London and New York: Academic Press 1975 pp xii + 473 price £17.40, $46 This volume maintains the high standards of production of its two predecessors in the series. The first third of the book, by L C Balling of the University of New Hampshire, is an introductory review of theoretical and experimental work undertaken in the field of optical pumping.

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10.1088/0031-9112/27/8/035

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