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Explorers of the Southern Sky

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This well-illustrated volume is the most comprehensive account of Australian astronomy to date. It is both an indispensable reference book of the history of astronomy in Australia and a highly read...

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Detection of Light
Detection of Light

By George Henry Rieke, G. H. Rieke

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How does a quantum well detector, a silicon BIB or a CCD work? How are heterodyne techniques used in visible and infrared detectors and submillimeter and millimeter receivers? And how do you specif...

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The Vanishing Universe

By Derek McNally

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