Selected topics in statistical mechanics
β John Gamble Kirkwood
π Library
π
1968
π Gordon and Breach
π English
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Selected Topics in Statistical Mechanics
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- GB
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- 1967
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- English
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- 284
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- Documents on Modern Physics Series
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