Nobel Lectures in Physics, 1901-1921

PETER T. LANDSBERG

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Nobel Foundation Amsterdam: Elsevier. 1967. Pp. xii + 498. Price £8. The broad sweep of the history of physics in the first quarter of this century emerges clearly from these lectures, supported as they are by the appropriate biographies and presentation speeches. They have been translated into English where necessary.

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