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In October 1991, distinguished Indian and Japanese scientists met to discussand exchange ideas about a rapidly advancing area of materials science and technology: new materials. This volume compris...

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Papers presented at the 6th National Seminar on X-ray Spectroscopy and Allied Areas held at Ratlam, India, November 17-19, 1997.

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