Methods of Theoretical Physics, Part I by Herman Feshbach, Philip McCord Morse

Methods of Theoretical Physics, Part I Herman Feshbach, Philip McCord Morse ebook
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
Format: djvu
ISBN: 007043316X, 9780070433168
Page: 1061

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