Mathematical studies relating to military physical research

by United States. Office of Scientific Research and Development. National Defense Research Committee

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Published by Office of Scientific Research and Development, National Defense Research Committee, Applied Mathematics Panel in Washington, D.C .
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Subjects:

• Military research,
• Mathematical physics,
• Mathematical models,
• Military art and science,
• Physics,
• Research

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Edition Notes

Series	Summary technical report of the Applied Mathematics Panel, NDRC -- v. 1
Classifications
LC Classifications	U393 .S7 AMP v. 1
The Physical Object
Pagination	xii, 256 pages :
Number of Pages	256
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL26256100M
LC Control Number	2009655244

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