British economic growth, 1270-1870

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Economic Theory and Policy Economic Growth and Productivity

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heon in the fiol(i of m eohanieal v ibration and his publish ed work has h eon eoncerned mainly with t,he vibration of cylindrical shells and plates, amI the propagation of ground vibration from maohinos to strue tures .The former work has been used in the d etermin ation of nai-ural frequencies of aircraft, m.is:;iles and suhmarines.

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