Anthony John Pointon Books

Physics For Engineers And Scientists

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xi, 356 pages : 24 cm Edition of 1970 by A. J. Pointon and D. Elwell published under title: Physics for electrical engineers Includes bibliographies and index

Physics For Electrical Engineers

By Anthony John Pointon, A. J. Pointon, Dennis Elwell, Anthony John Pointon, Dennis Elwell

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xiii, 338 pages 24 cm

Introduction To Statistical Physics

By Anthony John Pointon, A.J. Pointon

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Physics For Engineers And Scientists

By R. S Scorer, Anthony John Pointon, Dennis Elwell, Dennis Elwell &Amp;

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Physics : For Electrical Engineers

By Anthony John Pointon, Anthony John Pointon, Dennis Elwell

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xiii, 338 pages 24 cm

Physics For Engineers And Scientists

By Anthony John Pointon, Dennis Elwell, Dennis Elwell & Anthony John Pointon

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xi, 356 pages : 24 cm Edition of 1970 by A. J. Pointon and D. Elwell published under title: Physics for electrical engineers Includes bibliographies and index

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