Defect Processes Induced by Electronic Excitation in Insulators Directions in Condensed Matter Physics

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Title: Defect Processes Induced by Electronic Excitation in Insulators Directions in Condensed Matter Physics
ISBN-10: 9971-5-0351-4
ISBN-13: 978-9971-5-0351-2
Author(s): Noriaki Itoh
Publisher: World Scientific, World Scientific Pub Co Inc
Published: 1990
Format: Hardcover
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Pages: 309
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EAN: 9789971503512
ASIN: 9971503514
Prefix: 978
Group: 9971
Group Name: Singapore
Group Identifier: 978-9971
Registrant: 5
Publication: 0351
Check Digit: 2
Formatted: 978-9971-5-0351-2

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