M. K. JACOBSON Books

Multichannel Image Detectors : Based On A Symposium Jointly Sponsored By The ACS Divisions Of Analytical And Physical Chemistry At The 176th Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Miami Beach, Florida, September 11-12, 1978

By S Singh, G. Edwards, Dietrich Hoffmann, Stephen S. Hecht, William Lijinsky, D. H. Fine, C. Thomas Gnewuch, I. S. Krull, R. Barton, Richard N. Loeppky, Jean-Pierre Anselme, JOHN S. WISHNOK, S. Yoder, Chi-Hong B. Chen, T. Y. Fan, YUAN L. CHOW, R. E. LYLE, H. M. FRIBUSH, J. E. SAAVEDRA, G. G. LYLE, M. K. JACOBSON, M. WIESSLER, CHRISTOPHER J. MICHEJDA, MARILYN B. KROEGER-KOEPKE, STEVEN R. KOEPKE, ROBERT J. KUPPER, LARRY K. KEEFER, LONNIE G. HAZLITT, WAYNE A. McKINLEY, G. DAVID McCOY, M. H. WOLF

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x, 204 pages : 24 cm Includes bibliographies and index

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