The Stars: Their Structure and Evolution

The Stars: Their Structure and Evolution
ISBN-10
0851091105
ISBN-13
9780851091105
Series
The Stars
Category
Stars
Pages
207
Language
English
Published
1972
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group
Author
Roger John Tayler

Description

1. As remarked above the stage 1 observed in the alloy does not occur in the pure metal . resistivity of dislocations is so small ( Clarebrough , Hargreaves 144 A. J. Perry and W. J. Plumbridge on.

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