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    D.B.C.Whittet, "Dust in the Galactic Environment" (2nd Edition)

    Posted By: Alexpal
    Date: 21 Oct 2005 12:35:19

    D.B.C.Whittet, "Dust in the Galactic Environment" (2nd Edition)
    Institute of Physics Publishing | ISBN 0750306246 | 2002 Year | PDF | 3,62 Mb | 320 Pages


    “This book clearly describes the relevant observations and theories. I recommend it to workers in a variety of fields involving the interactions of solids and gases under conditions that are not encountered in our laboratories. The author is not at all shy about pointing out gaps in our knowledge and weaknesses in our interpretation, and the reader learns much in the process.”


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