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Authors
Title
Year
Workshop on education and research in electronics
1982
Problems & solutions of engineering electromagnetics
1999
150 circuits :for the experimenter
1984
Proceedings :9th international conference on atmospheric
1992
electricity
Question bank book series
1982
The middle atmosphere as observed from ballons
1980
rockets and satellites
Hydrological aspects of mountainous watersheds1982
International conference on nuclear physics
1980
Behaviour of tritium in the environment : proceedings
1979
Fourth national workshop on atomic and molecular
1972
physics
The Indian astronomical ephemeris
1984
Heavy-ion high-spin states and nuclear structure1975
11 international conference on the physics of semiconductors
1972
Nuclear physics and solid state physics symposium
1982
Nuclear energy :.Energy from atoms-10 copies.Ionising radiation and its detection-9copies.N
Lineare integrated circuits and MOS/FET's
1982
ISI hand book, 78
1978
Compilation abstracts of contributed papers:national
1982science symposium
Theory of imperfect crystalline solids: Trieste lectures
1971 1970; lectures presented at an interna
Atomic and electronic structure of metals
1967
Microcomputer data handbook
1983
11 international conference on the physics of semiconductors:proceedings
1972
Tata McGraw hill's course in mathamatics for IIT1995
joint entrance examination
Tata Mcgraw hill's course in physics for IIT joint entrance
1988
examination
Course in elementary meteorology
1981
Intel: application notes 8080,8085,8255,8251 1979
National solar energy convention 1981:proceedings
1982
Course in physics for IIT-Joint entrance exam. 1995
Course in physics for IIT joint enterance examination
1989
150 circuit for experimenter
1984
Atoms molecules and Lasers
1974
abstract of pepers
1986
International symposium on insitu testing of solids
1979
and rocks and performance of structures
Computing as a language of physics
1972
Papers of international conference on groundwater
1983
and man
-Noblel Lectures :physics
1972
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Albert Einstein:one hundred authors for einstein 2005
Aavery, S. K.
Middle atmosphere program
1981
Abbey, Michael
Oracle A Beginner's Guide
1997
Abe, Ryuzo
Statistical mechanics
1975
Abeles, F.
Optical properties of solids
1972
Abragam, A.
Electron paramagnetic resonence of transition ions
1970
Abramowitz, Milton; Stegun, Irene A.
Handbook of mathematical fonctions:with formulas,graphs
1972
and mathematical tables
Abrikosov, A. A.
Introduction to the theory of normal metals:solid 1972
state physics
Abrikosov, A.A.
Methods of quantum field theory in statistical physics
1963
Abrikosov, A.A.
The theory of normal metals
1968
Adachi, K.
International conference on magnetism :Proceedings
1983
Addison, P.S., Au.
Fractals and chaos
2005
Adler, David
Amophous semiconductors
1972
Agarwal
Thermal physics
1989
Agarwal, B.K.
Quantum mechanics
1997
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Agarwal, B.S.
Optics and atomic physics
1993
Agarwal, B.S.
Mathematical methods and waves
2000
Agarwal, Bipin K.; Eisner, Melvin Statistical mechanics
1991
Agarwal, J.P.; Prakash, Satya
Elements of mechanics
1995
Aggarwal, P.K.
Fascinating i.c. projects
1978
Aggarwal, R.S., Au.
A modern approach to verbal & non verbal reasoning
2005
Aggarwal, S. K.
Computer programming and numerical analysis 1986
Agranovich, V.M.
Spatial dispersion in crystal optics and the theory1966
of excitons
Agrawal, Govind P.
Fiber-optic communication systems
2003
Ahson, S.I.
Microprocessors:with applications in process control
1984
Aitken, A.C.
Statistical Mathematics
1957
Aitken, Peter, Au.
Sams teach yourself C in 21 days
1999
Akhiezer, A.I.
Methods of statistical physics
1981
Alder, K.
Coulomb exitation
1966
Alefeld, G.
Hydrogen in metals II :application-oriented properties:topic
1978
in applied physics
Allen, L.
Optical resonance & two- level atoms
1975
Allen, M.P.
Computer simulation of liquids
1987
Alonso, J.A.
Electrons in metals and alloys
1989
Amit, Daniel J.
Field theory,the renormalization group,and critical
1978
phenomena
Andersen, Nils
Polarization,allignment,andorientation in atomic 2001
collision
Anderson
Concepts in solids lectures on the theory of solids
1997
Anderson, Elmer E.
Introduction to modern physics
1982
Anderson, Herbert L.
Physics vade mechum:aip 50th anniversary
1981
Anderson, John D.; Bloom, Stewart;Nuclear
Cerny, Isospin
Joseph; True, William W.
1969
Anderson, P.W.
Basic notation of condenced matter physics
1984
Anderson, P.W.
Cocepts in solids
1992
Ando, T., Au.
Mesoscopic physics and electronics
1998
Ando, T.; Arakawa, Y.
Mesoscopic physics and electronics
1998
Animalu, Alexander O.E.
Inetrmediate quantum theory of crystalline solids1978
Anselm, A.
Introduction to semiconductor theory
1981
Antia, H.M.
Numerical methods for scientists and engineers 1991
Antonio, G.Dell
Mathematical problems in theoreticalphysics:lecture
1978notes in physics
Aoki, K
Nonlinear dynamics and chaos in semiconductors
2001
Araki, H.
Mathematical problems in theoretical physics:lecture
Arecchi, F.T.
Laser hand book
1972
Arecchi, F.T.
Laser handbook
1972
Arfken, George B., Au.
Mathematical methods for physicists
2001
Arons, A.B.
Development of concepts of physics :from the rationalization
1965
of mechanics to the first theory
Arthurs, A.M.
Functional integration and its application
1975
Aruldhas, G., Au.
Quantum mechanics
2002
Ashcroft, N. W., Au.
Solid state physics
2001
Atkins, P. W.
Solutions manual for molecular quantum mechanics
1984
Atkins, P.W.
Molecular quantum mechanics: an introduction to
1970
quantum chemistry.
Auerbach, Assa
Interacting electrons and quantum magnetism 1994
Auluck, F.C.
Frontier of theoretical physics
1978
Auluck, F.C.
Short course in solid state physics
1971
Ausloos, M.
Magnetic phase transitions
1983
Ausloos, Pierre
Interaction between ions and molecules
1975
Avella, Adolfo; Citro, Roberta
Highlights in condensed matter physics
2003
Avrett, E.H.
Frontiers of astrophysics
1971
Axelson, Jan
Parallel port complete:programming, interfacing,1996
& using the pc's parallel printer port
Ayala, Kenneth J.
The8051 microcontroller architechture,programming
1996& application
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Ayres, Frank
Theory and problems of differential equations 1952
Ayres, Frank
Theory and problems of matrices.
1983
Azaroff, L.V.
Introduction to solids
1981
Azaroff, Leonid V.
X-ray spectroscopy
1974
Baarli, J.
Health and medical physics
1977
Babsky, E.; Khodorov, B.; Kositsky,Human
G.
physiology
1977
Baeriswyl, D., Ed.
The hubbard model:its phy. & math. physics
Baierlein, Ralph, Au.
Thermal physics
1999
Bailey, Robert L.
Solar-electrics:research and development
1980
Baird, Davis, Ed.
Diiscovering the nanoscale
2004
Bajaj, N. K.
The physics of waves and oscillations
1988
Bak, Thor A.
Statistical mechanics: foundations and applications
1967
Balagurusamy, E., Au.
Programming in ansi c
1995
Balagurusamy, E., Au.
Object-oriented programming with C++
1995
Balakrishnan, V.; Bottani, C.E.
Mechanical properties and behaviour of solids:plastic
1986 instabilities
Balashov, Vsevolod V.
Polarization and correlation phenomena in atomic
2000
colliisions
Balian, Roger
Ill-condensed matter
1979
Balian, Roger
Laser plasma interaction
1982
Balian, Roger
Physics of defects
1981
Ball, Bill, Au.
Sams teach yourself linux in 24 hours
1999
Ball, Philip, Au.
Made to measure:new materials for the 21st century
1997
Ball, Robert
Treatise on spherical atronomy
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Bambakidis, Gust
Metal hydrides
1981
Bamberg, Paul; Sternberg, ShlomoCourse in mathematics for students of physics:11988
Bancroft, G.M.
Mossbauer spectroscopy: Introduction for inorganic
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chemists and geolochemists
Band, William
Introduction to mathematical physics
1959
Banks, Jerry; Carson II, John S. Discrete-Event System Simulation
2002
Banwell, Colin N.; McCash, Elaine M.
Fundamentals of molecular spectroscopy
1999
Bapat, Y.N.
Electronic devices and circuits: discrete and integrated
1978
Baranger, Michel; Vogt, Erich
Advances in nuclear physics
1969
Barbero, G.; Evangelista, L.R.
Elementery Course on The Continuum Theory For
2001
Nematic Liquid Crystals
Barford, N.C.
Experimental measurements:precision,error and1967
truth
Barkakati, Nabajyoti
Object oriented programming in c++
1997
Barnham, Keith, Au.
Low -dimensional semiconductor structure
2001
Baron, V.V.; Savitskii, E.M.
Superconducting materials
1973
Barone, Antonio
Josephson effect-achievements and trends
1986
Barry, R.G.; Chorley, R.J.
Atmosphere,weather and climate.
1982
Barsoukov, E., Ed.
Impedance spectroscopy:theory,experiment,&appli.
2005
Bartee, T. C.
Digital Computer Fundamentals
1997
Barton, Allan
States of matter states of mind
2005
Bartschat, Klaus
Computaional atomic physics
1996
Basavaraju, G.; Ghosh, Dipan
Mechanics and thermodynamics
1984
Basdevant, J.L.
Quantum mechanics solver
2000
Basdevant, Jean-Louis; Dalibard, Jean;
Quantum
Joffre,
mechanics:including
M.
CD-ROM
2002
Bashkin, Stanley; Stoner, J.O.
Atomic energy-level and grotrian diagrams
1978
Baskaran, G.
Strongly correlated electron systems
1992
Bassani, F.; Ziman, J.
Theory of condensed matter
1968
Bassett, J.; Denney, R. C.; Jeffery, Vogel,s
G. H.; Mendham,
textbook ofJ.quantitive inorganic analysis:Elementary
1978
instrumental analysis
Basting, Dirk, Au.
Excimer laser techonology
2005
Basu, C.R.
Atomic & nuclear physics
2001
Bates, D.R.
Quantum theory
1962
Bates, D.R.
Advances in atomic and molecular physics
1969
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Bates, David; Bederson, Benjamin Advances in atomic, molecular, and optical physics
1993
Bates, Paul
Practical Data Communication
1987
Bateson, Gregory
Mind and nature:a necessary unity
1980
Bauer, Charles R.; Peluso, AnthonyBasic
P. Fortran iv with watfor and watfiv:self-instructional
1974 manual and text
Bauer, R.S.
Surface and interfaces: physics and electronics 1983
Baumann, Gerd
Mathematica in theoritical physics
1996
Baumslag, Benjamin;; Chandler, Bruce
Theory and problems of group theory
1976
Baxter, Rodney J.
Exactly solved models in statistical mechanics 1982
Baym, Gordon
Lectures on quantum mechanics
1969
Bazelyan, Eduard M., Au.
Lightning physics and lightning protection
2000
Bechstedt, Friedhelm, Au
Principles of surface physics
2003
Beckett, Leslie
Advance practical physics
1982
Bedeaux, Dick
Optical properties of surfaces
2002
Bederson, Benjamin
Advance in atomic,molecularandoptical physics 1994
Beer, Tom
Aerospace enviroment--Xerox Copy
1976
Beiser, A., Au
Perspectives of modern physics
1981
Beiser, Arthur, Au.
Concept of modern physics
1987
Bell, David A.
Electronic devices and circuits
2000
Bellac, Michel LE, Au.
Thermal field theory
1996
Beltrametti, Enrico G.; Fraassen, Bas
Current
C Van.
issues in quantum logic: Proceedings 1981
Bender, C.M.; Orszag, S.A.
Advanced mathematical methods for scientists and
1984
engineers
Berestetskii, V. B., Au.
Quantum electrodynamics
1982
Bernasconi, J.
Physics in one dimension
1981
Bernstein, Jeremy
Quantum profiles
1991
Bernstein, Jeremy
Three degrees above zero
1984
Berry, Michael
Principles of cosmology and gravitation
2005
Bertin, Eugene P.
Introduction to X-ray spectrometric analysis
1978
Bertsch, G.F., Ed.
Lecture notes in physics Nuclear spectroscopy 1980
Bes, Daniel R.
Quantum mechanics : a modern and concise introductory
2004
course with 52 figures
Best, A.C.
Physics in meteorology
1957
Bethe, H.A.; ., ..
Elementary nuclear theory:a short course on selected
1956 topics
Bethe, H.A.; Salpeter, E.E.
Quantum mechanics of one-and two-electron atoms
1957
Betts, F.
Structural Studies of amorphous germanium-tellurium
1972
Bhat, G.R.
Concise semiconductor device:data book
1980
Bhat, S.R.; Shah, A.V.
System design using ic's
1980
Bhatia, V.B.
Text book of astronomy and astrophysics with elements
2001 of cosmology
Bhatnagar, P.L.
Nonlinear waves in one-dimensional dispersive systems
1979
Bhatt, P.C.P.
Fundamental algorithms
1992
Bhattacharya, S.K.; Chatterjee, S. Industrial electronics and control
1995
Bigelow, Roberta; Moloney, Michael;
Nuclear
Philpott,
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John;
particle
Rothberg,
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Bimberg, D., Au.
Quantum dots heterostructures
1999
Binder, K.
The monte carlo method in condenced matter physics:topic
1992
in applied physics
Binder, K.
Monte carlo methods in statistical physics:topic in
1979
current physics
Birkhoff, Garrett
Hydrodynamics:a study in logic,fact and similitude
1955
Birks, J. B.
Progress in dielectric
1962
Bishop, A.R.
Solitons and condensed matter physics
1978
Bishop,, D.M.
Group Theory and Chemistry
1973
Bitsadze, A.V.
Collection of problems on the equations of mathematical
1980
physics
Bjarklev, A., Au.
Photonic crystal fibres
2003
Bjorken, James D., Au.
Relativistic quantum mechanics
1964
Blackburn, David
Encyclopedia of modern technology
1987
Blakemore, J.S.
Solid state physics
1985
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Blatt, F.J.
Physics of electronic conduction in solids
1968
Blatt, J.M.; Weisskopf, V.F.
Theoretical nuclear physics
1979
Bleaney, B.I.; Bleaney, B.
Electricity and magnetism
1989
Bloembergen, Nicolaas
Nonlinear optics
1992
Blum, Karl
Density matrix theory and applications
1981
Blythe, A.. R.
Electrical properties of polymers
1979
Boas, Mary L., Au.
Mathematical methods in the physical sciences 2003
Bober, William
Fluid mechanics
1980
Bock, R.
Heavy ion collisions
1979
Bodis-Wollner, Ivan
Evoked potentials
1982
Boer, Karl W., Au.
Survey of semiconductor physics
2002
Bogoliubov, N.N.
Theory of superconductivity
1962
Bogoliubov, N.N.
New methods in the theory of superconductivirty1959
Bohm, Arno
Quantum mechanics:foundations and applications
2001
Bohm, David
Quantum theory
1989
Bolton, B.
Electromagnetism and its applications:an introduction
1980
Bonnet, A.; Haton, J.P.
Expert systems
1988
Borg, Richard J.; Dienes, G.J.
Solid state diffusion
1988
Borissov, M.
Nonlenear phenomena in solids-modern topics 1985
Born, Max
Ptrinciples of optics
1980
Born, Max
Scientific science
1953
Born, Max; Dougall, John
Atomic physics
1989
Born, Max; Wolf, Emil
Principles of optics:electromagnetic theory of propagation,interference
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and diffraction of light
Borovitskaya, E., Au.
Quantum dots
2002
Bose, B.K.
Power electronics and ac drives
1986
Bose, N.K.; Liang, P.
Neural network fundamentals with graphs,algorithmsand
1996
applications
Bose, S.M.
High temperature superconductivity
1988
Bowen, C.D
Most dangerous man in america:scenes from the1974
life of benjamin franklin
Bower, David I., Au.
An introduction to polymer physics
2002
Bowhill, S. A.
Middle atmosphere program:handbook for map 1986
Bowron, P.; Stephenson, F.W.
Active filters for communications and instrumentation
1979
BPB Editorial Board@FAu.
Build your own coils and transformers
1980
Brady, G.S.
Materials handbook: an encyclopedia for managers,technical
1956
professionals,purchasing and p
Brandt, Siegmund, Au.
Interactive quantum mechanics
2003
Bransden, B. H.; Joachain, C. J. Physics of atoms and molecules
1983
Bransden, B. H.; McDowell, M. R. C.
Charge exchange and the theory of ion-atom collisions
1992
Bransden, B. H.; Moorhouse, R. G.Pion-Nucleon System
1973
Bransden, B.H.
Quantum mechanics
2004
Bransden, B.H., Au.
Atomic collision theory
1983
Brassard, Gilles; Bratley, Paul
Algorithmics:theory and practics
1988
Brennam, Kevin F.
The physics of semiconductors:with applications1999
to optoelectronic devices
Brice, J.C.
The growth of Crystals from the Melt
1965
Brink, D. M.; Satchler, G.R.
Angular momentum
1968
Brink, D.M.
Semi-Classical methods in nucleus-nucleus scattering
1985
Broglia, R.A., Ed.
Frontiers and borderlines in many-particle physics
1988
Bromley, D.A.
Quantum physics an introduction
1989
Brooks, Michael
Quantum omputing and communications
1999
Brophy, J.J.
Basic electronics for scientists
1977
Brouillard, F.
Physics of ion-ion and electron-ion collision
1983
Brout, R.; Carruthers, P.
Lectures on the many-electron problem
1963
Brown, F.C.
Physics of solids: ionic crystals,iattice vibrations,and
1967imperfections
Brown, G.E.
Many body problem
1972
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Brown, G.I.
New guide to modern valency theory
1975
Brown, J.A., Au.
Digital computer electronics
1993
Brown, S. C.
Electron-molecule scatteing
1979
Brown, S.Brown, Au.
Quantum field theory
1992
Brown, Thomas Benjamin
Advanced undergraduate experiments in physics1961
Browne, Edgardo; Firestone, Richard
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B. of radioactive isotopes
1986
Bryant, G.W., Ed.
Optics of quantum dots and wires
2005
Bube, Richard H.
Electronic properties of crystalline solids
1974
Bueche, Frederick
Technical physics
1981
Bueche, Frederick J., Au.
Introduction to physics for scientists and engineers
1986
Bueche, Fredrick J.
College physics
1983
Bullough, R.K.
Solitons:topic in current physics
1980
Bunge, Mario
Delaware seminar in the foundation of physics 1967
Bunge, Mario
Scientific Research :II the search for truth.Scientific
1967
Research::I the search for system
Bunker, Philip
Molecular symmetry and spectroscopy
2005
Burcham, W.E., Au.
Nuclear and particle physics
1998
Burke, P. G.
Potential scattering in atomic physics
1977
Burke, P. G.; Eissner, W.B.; Hummer,
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Percival, I. C.
1983
Burke, P.G.; Moiseiwitsch, B.L.
Atomic processes and applications: in honour of 1976
David R. Bates' 60th birthday
Burkhardt, Hugh
Dispersion relation dynamics:a phenomenological
1969
introduction to S-matrix theory
Burnett, George M.; North, Alastair Transfer
M.; Sherwood,
and storage
John N.
of energy by molecules
1974
Burns, Gerald
Space groups for solid state scientists
1978
Burstein, E.
Atomic structure and properties of solids
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Buschhorn, Gerd W.
Fundamental physics - heisenberg and beyond 2004
Buschow, K.H.J.
Handbook of magnetic materials
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Buschow, K.H.J.
Ferromagnetic materials
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Butt, Hans-Jurgen
Physics and chemistry of interfaces
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Buttgenbach, S.
Hyperfine structure in 4d- and 5d- shell atomic 1982
Buxo, J.; Simonne, J.J.
Insulating films on semiconductors
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Buyana, Theodore
Molecular physics
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Byron, F.W.; Fuller, R.W.
Mathematics of classical and quantum physics 1969
C hamberlain, J.W.
Theory of planetary atmospheres :an introduction1978
to their physics and chemistry
Cabib, D.; IUPAP Conference on statistical
Statisticalphysics
physics:
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technion
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Caglioti, G.
Atomic structure and mechanical properties of metals
1976 : proceedings
Callaway, Joseph
Quantum theory of the Solid State
1976
Callen, H.B.
Thermodynamics:an introduction to the physical 1960
theories of equilibrium thermostatics and irr
Callister, W.D.
Materials science and engineering:an introduction
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Canter, Karl F.
Positron studies of solids,surfaces,and atoms 1986
Capra, Fritjof
The tao of physics
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Capri, A.Z.; Panat, P.V.
Introduction to electrodynamics
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Capri, Anton Z.
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Physics before and after Einstein
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Cardona, M.
Light scattering in solids:topic in applied physics 1975
Carey, Van P.
Statistical thermodynamics and microscale thermophysics
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Cartmell, E.; Fowles, G.W.A.
Valency and molecular structure
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Casey, E.J.
Biophysics:concept and mechanisms
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Cassels, J. M.
Basic quantum mechanics
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Castellani, C.
Disordered system and localization:lecture notes1981
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Ceolin, M.Baldo
Weak interaction:proceedings
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Chadan, K.; Sabatier, P.C.
Inverse problems in quantum scattering theory 1977
Chaichian, M.
Symmetries in quantum mechanics:from angular1998
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Path integrals in physics
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Chaikin, P.M.
Principles of condenced mater physicsv
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Chaitanya, Krishna
Physics and chemistry of freedom
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Quantum dots:a survey of the properties of artificial
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Chakravarty, A.S.
Introduction to the magnetic properties of solids 1980
Chalmers, Bruce, G.Ed.; Schadler, Progress
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Chandrasekhar, S.
Liquid crystals
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Chaney, J.F.; Putnam, T.M.
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Long wave optics:the science and technology of 1984
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MATLAB :Programming for engineers
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Chapra, Steven C.; Canale, Raymond
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Colosal magnetoresistive manganites
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Chattopadhyay, D.; Rakshit, P.C. Electricity and magnetism:with electromagnetic theory
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Chazalviel, Jean-Noel
Coulomb screening by mobile charges:applications
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Chen, Francis F.
Introduction to plasma physics and controlled fusion
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Chen, Min
Physics problems with solution
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Cheremisinoff, N.P.
Wood for energy production
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Chester, Marvin
Primer of quantum mechanics
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Chhabra, Bhupendra Singh
Intel 8086/8088 Microprocessor Architectture, Programming,
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Design and Interfacing
Chigrinov, G.
Liquid crystal devices:physics and applications 1999
Child, M.S.
Molecular collision theory
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Chilton, Frank
Superconductivity:proceedings
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Chilton, J. A.
special polymers for electronics & optoelectronics
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Chisholm, Roderick M.
Theory of knowledge
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Chopra, K. L.
Thin film phenomena
1969
Chopra, K.K.; Agarwal, G.C.
Quantum mechanics
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Chopra, K.L.
Optical behaviour of materials:indo-french seminar
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Choquard, Philippe
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Mesoscopic physics of complex materials
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Chowdhury, Debashish
Spin glasses and other frustrated systems
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Chrien, Robert E.; Kane, Walter R.Neutron capture gamma-ray spectroscopy
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Christian, Wolfgang; Antonelli, Andrew;
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Christiansen, J.
Hyperfine interactions of radioactive nuclei:topics1983
in current physics
Christman, J. Richard
Fundamentals of physics
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Christoffersen, Ralph E.
Basic principles and techniques of molecular quantum
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Chruscinski, Dariusz
Geometric phases in classical and quantum mechanics
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Cladis, patricia E.; Muhoray, Peter palffy
Dynamics and defects in liquid crystals
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Clark, Alfred
The chemisorptive bond: basic concepts
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Clark, D. S.
Physical metallurgy for engineering
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Clark, K. L.; McCabe, F. G.
Micro-prolog: programming in logic
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Light scattering by phonon-Polaritons
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Clayton, G.B., Au.
Operational amplifiers
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Clayton, George; Winder, Steve Operational amplifiers
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Fondations of nanomechanics
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Cockayne, B.; Jones, D.W.
Modern oxide materials: preparation,properties and
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Coehoorn, R.; Hartmann, Uwe
Magnetic multilayers and giant magnetoresistance:fundamentals
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Cohen, Bernard L.
Concepts of nulear physics
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Cohen, E.G.D.; Thirring, W.

Boltzmann equation: throry and applications
1973
Cohen, Harold
Mathematics :for scientist and engineers
1992
Cohen, M.H.
Amophours and liquid semiconductors:Proceedings
1972
Cohen, M.R.
Reason and nature: an essay on the meaning of1964
scientific method
Cohen, Richard L.
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530.132
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Page 46
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525
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621.381958
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PHD256
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530.41
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530.413
PHD341
Page 47
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621.381
324132
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541.34,530.42
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621.381952
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523.86
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523.18
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539,530
76287@APHD73G@APHD74G
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621.314
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PHD2402@APHD1360
PHD84G@B124
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PHD116G@B33
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PHD2361
539.757
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530.12
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543.31,546.22
122150@A129716@APHD30
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537.5352
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530.4
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PHD238
530.41
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621.380283,621.3824 230178@A230363@APHD1048
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530.41
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530.41
320677
Page 48
Author_Opac
621.381952
515.55
541.3
530.12
530.42
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530.12
539.757
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174449@A187136@A187674@A190026@APHD1576@APHD1622
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PHD122@APHD287
PHD1167
PHD113
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PHD120@A126258
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PHD24G
530.13
PHD349
PHD2217
539.72
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530.417
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79558@A97602@APHD252G
530.13
PHD383@APHD145G
530,530.12
263573@A263572@A263571@A263569@A105901@APHD1902@B3@A87510@APHD2220@B3
537.5
PHD1229
PHD2235
PHD2215
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535.5
291907
PHD1019
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PHD252@APHD267@A228374@A190187
539.14
163957@APHD227
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541.28
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530.12
190196@A148867@APHD245@A127096@A127097@APHD121G@APHD1145
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530.12
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PHD350
PHD1522
530.12
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621.36
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530.13
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515.64
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Page 49
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530.413
512.02
530
515.2433
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621.3827
621.38152,537.622
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530.12
539.6011
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541-34
530.13
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530.13
621.381958
620.5
537.623
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523.01
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523.1
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530.41
511.7,519.4
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535.5
621.3692
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296119
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PHD361
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PHD1357
PHD2176@APHD1841
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PHD2328@A277901
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PHD1812@B89
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PHD1595@B3
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PHD612
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PHD2290
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PHD3277
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PHD2420
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277289
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Page 50
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530.12
535
621.36
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186418@APHD29G
PHD2201
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PHD993@APHD987
PHD155
PHD1695@B168
PHD129G@APHD1072
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PHD109
621.381
308821@A308822@A308820
539.7
PHD949
523.1135
PHD794
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536.7
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541.3453,621
149161@A149266@APHD500@B4
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530.12
105768@A126261@A306904@A306903@A306902@A306901@A306905@A308201
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PHD2275@A277298@Ax
621.312136
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530.413
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92660@A94317@APHD1026@A226499@APHD617@APHD67
621.381952
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Page 51
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537
530
530
539.6,543.0858
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530.132,530.413
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621,621.384135
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621.4021
537.622
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537.623
539.72
530.132
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539.7213
530.141
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539.7217
530.12
530.12
148930@A296367
296374
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278792@APHD1679
PHD22G
PHD187
PHD2376
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296368
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Page 52
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PHD281G
PHD2250@APHD221G
PHD126G
PHD238G
669.9
PHD600
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PHD86G@B186
539.7
PHD1355@APHD1131
535
PHD1074
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PHD1883
530.44
PHD847
535,535.4
190479@APHD659@APHD778
530.474
PHD1686
PHD975
539.7
262798@A285799@APHD2122@APHD2126@APHD1866@APHD2124@APHD2125@APHD2123
539.6
PHD2190
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256271@A235827@APHD2065@B1@APHD2180@B2@APHD2066@B2@A163955@A170086@A17
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539.723
PHD653@APHD21G
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621.381952
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539.7
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621.381028
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PHD1832@APHD1513
530.141
320361
523.75
PHD1650
511.5,512.2
138406@APHD2051
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621.3675
300918
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530.15
263872@A263874@A263869@A263875@A263866@A263868@A263867@A263870@A263871@A26
530.15
214967@APHD1720
523.1
320869
621.381952
PHD1671
511.8
PHD545
530.143
PHD406@A133688
620.193
306017
537.5
PHD82
PHD2184
530.13
Page 53
Author_Opac
511.7
539.2,530.4175
530.41
46600@APHD278G
85238@B1@A153922@B5@APHD292@B1@APHD22@B4@APHD21@APHD09
133690@B2@A136106@B2@A137679@B2@A137680@B2@A136601@B2@A138584@B2@A15052
PHD981
523.1
320479
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PHD2274
530.413
PHD403
621.380413
PHD2285
537
157432@A158746@A158748@A103690@A186109@A103705@A156587@A158775@A158759@A15
537.623
PHD1654
PHD152G
501
PHD799
530.41,630.4175
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535
298909@A298908@A298907@A298910
530.12,530.12015122 PHD401@A291184
530.41
299364
PHD151G
PHD174
530.1435
PHD1118@B192
666
PHD408@APHD402@A148188@A161285
530
320509
530.410285
PHD407
530.1595
320508@A324024
530.15
132994@A132993
539.14
291178
533.293
PHD01
539.7
PHD2523
PHD2366
537.24
PHD1726
511.7 /515
50690@A50691@A25713@A49469@A147661@A291186@A170984@A189206@A191684@A191723
539.6
PHD32
PHD123G
541.369
307259
538.3
321745
631.43
320866
530.12
PHD2278
PHD30G
539.757
PHD1521@APHD1031
548.842
PHD373
536.56
PHD1854
621.38173
232559@APHD1345
535.5
320880
530.1595
297439
537.56
PHD884
530.41
PHD474@B74
539
149581@APHD262G@B76
551.511
188464@A186601@APHD584
621.1977,620.0078
130675@A131540@A131541@A133553@APHD1060@A171177@A180702@A213457@A233518
PHD225G@APHD128G
530.13
308199
Page 54
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PHD2248
PHD405
194584@A214964@A214965@A214966@A225799@A233563@APHD972
177303@APHD2286
149176@BI@APHD26G@BII@APHD43G@BI@APHD357
PHD1434
157576@A157577@A157578@A175447@A157448@APHD2144@APHD2143@A287800@A165229@
PHD1435
PHD162G
621.47
212051@APHD820
530.44
PHD429
530.411
PHD1699
530.132,530.13
156913@A156919@A182904@A156915@A156917@A156920@A295961@APHD1539@APHD1541@
621.381952
PHD1115
621.381952
288979@A288980@A288981@A288982@A288983@A288984@A288985@A289463@A289464@A28
530.12
PHD2788
574.191
PHD569
530.41,530.412
296528@A275592@A286052@A286051@A286319@A286318@APHD2210@APHD2211
537.622
PHD579
PHD266G
621.381952
PHD2299
629.892
PHD1049
536
PHD2234@APHD1901@B2@APHD1900@B1
516.36
308781
514.23
PHD398
PHD2459
530.14
PHD1736
621.4021
324157
531.1133
260124@APHD1646
530.144
233835@APHD1024
539.7217
309057
530
192373@A261997@A264346@APHD795@APHD959@APHD1004
539.7213
174132@APHD217G
539.7,539.74
148733@APHD105
530.0724
277284@B1@APHD2377@A277286@B3@A277285
PHDSA1G
530.41
298243
500.5
PHD882@APHD488
539.6
297082
530.143
PHD683
PHD2417
537.6,621.31701,620.1123
154571@A170502@A290356@A290357@A290358@A290359@A290360@APHD1084@APHD928@A
PHD59G@APHD60G
621.381952
215642@A215645@A191056@A191055@APHD2071
537.5
PHD1248@APHD1249
537.5
PHD1239@APHD1240
PHD163G
537.622
PHD1173@APHD1174@APHD184@B1@APHD1171@B2@APHD185@B1 AND 2@APHD1172@B1
537.622
PHD5257@APHD2257
515.35
219725@A219727@APHD1779@A229377@A219728@A219726@APHD1823
511.7,519.40285
229376@A290373@A290374@A290375@APHD1889@APHD1780@APHD2038@APHD2039@APHD
537.622
PHD1176@APHD1177@APHD1175@APHD856@APHD1178
530.413
574.191
621.381,537.5
531.3
551.5
551.5
551.51
Page 55
Author_Opac
539.7214
537.622
530.41,530.413
621.38152,537.622
669.9
530.0922
539.72 ,539.7234
530.12
539.72112
182260@APHD218G
124902@A128163@A126196@APHD264G
145086@APHD89@A212638
231472@APHD1285
PHD715
308728
233227@APHD1130
296722
PHD233@A55000@A149579
PHD3055
510.62
121286@A127410@A239574@A309240
510.212
308899
535
50023@A50024@A70131@A71961@A87017@APHD1298@A13409@A16811@APHD1301@APHD55
538
PHD1826
538.3
PHD1899
PHD1527
539.757,539.754
PHD1804@APHD1715@APHD269@APHD2082@APHD268@A168943
539.764
PHD985
620.1
291661@B1@A291660@B1@A291659@B1@A291662@B1@A291658@B1@A291667@B2@A29166
621.3 ,537
171825@A190695@A160198@APHD1607@APHD427@APHD1555
535.843
291188
530.413
PHD1827
PHD3276@APHD3401
PHD3606
530.41
277297@APHD2382@A277297
539.6
297435
548.85
PHD2269
621.38154 ,530.7
164673@A164685@APHD1188@APHD1059@A181302
530.41
168823@APHD368@B2@APHD416@B1@APHD394@B2
621.381952
1146
538.3
PHD146
530.1
291201
541.28
PHD1313
512.943,530.1529434,530.152943
PHD2158@APHD1967@APHD2164@APHD2154@APHD1307@APHD1299@APHD1757@APHD2162
530.1522,512.2
193316@A193317@A193318@A193319@A193320@A138031@APHD1755@APHD1300@APHD1090
530.1529434
PHD2161
523.2
PHD1909
574.999
PHD1579
621.4834
PHD661
541.34515
PHD1452
537.5353
PHD1344
548.8
163116@APHD426
530.143
PHD1701
530.41
286043@A286044@APHD2020@A286045@APHD2121@APHD1971
530.13
297335@A296738
530.1435
PHD1120@B174
522.7
291223
523.01
306523
PHD2288
537.622
320359
530
621.381952
PHD2428@APHD2443
Page 56
Author_Opac
PHD6G
651.3
200599@A200114@A200337
530.41
309364
537.622
PHD665
537.24
324994
660.04,530.11,530.411210639@APHD208@A255721
621.367
308787
515.35
PHD111
621.380422
234930@APHD1520
539.758
PHD1727
546.3
296717
621.38275
212201@A308812@A308811@A308810@A308808@A308809
537.622
621.381952
260441@A289530@A289531@A289532@A289533@A289534@A285102@A218276@A218256@A23
621.381952
256874@A289103@A289104@A289105@A289106@A289107@APHD1859@A234233@A241243
539.72112,539.72172 PHD1617@A522652@A16787@A233242@APHD726@APHD1536
621.3813,621.044
138064@APHD586
PHD1642
621.38150288
PHD1696
530.13
PHD31@APHD193G
PHD2450
PHD249G
530.13
108658@A108659@A108660@A108661@A108662@A108663@A106864@A108665@A108666@A10
541.226
PHD1678
539.6
PHD206
530.120285
PHD1165
530.076
PHD2409@A277290
539.7
PHD2281
537
238566@A238567@A238568@A238569@A71563@A123951@A192004@A240885@A240886@APH
530.1435
PHD344@B31
537.622
PHD126@APHD165
530
530.413
PHD534
PHD237G
536.7
121274@APHD1109
531
PHD240
530.41
161389@A53367@A184614@APHD1108@A17817@A12972@A15210G@A126969@A50071@A5303
531
PHD517
530.13
50048@A52583@APHD658
530.41
PHD1459
530.143
307489
530.8
PHD192
PHD71G
530.141
291583
548.842
PHD1221
539.72112
132104@A132105@A132106@APHD212G
531
136618@A136317@APHD1516
531
PHD2795
PHD194G
511.322
228918@APHD2128@APHD2041
535.2
298087@APHD2891
621.3661
275103
Page 57
Author_Opac
533.2
535.43
510.76
537.67
PHD587
PHD3155
PHD2040@A214494
PHD1694@B176
PHD214G
530
510
PHD266@APHD418
621.381958
264076@A264077@A263330@APHD2046@A277898@A277899
PHD93G
PHD8G
539.7
PHD159
530.0904
297918
515.63
PHD941
537
PHD1071
536.7
PHD1150
510.62,510
121638@A121661@A121662@A121663@A121665@A121656@A121657@A121658@A121659@A12
516.36
307261
530.12
PHD1719
511.7/621.38195
281689@A281690@APHD1824@APHD1782@A227581@A242834
621.381959,621.381952
242282@A242283@A242284@A242285@A289148@A289149@A289150@A289151@A289152@A28
536.56
PHD509@BI@APHD510@BII@APHD511@BIII@APHD512@BIV@APHD513@BV
530.144
132997
530.13
236128@APHD127G
530.4
132996
530
PHD892
530.413
PHD712
539.7
PHD864
530.429
296123
PHD139G@B198
621.31701,519.4
76392@A255433@A76391@A98935@A117192@A98969@A98970@A107636@A260456@A76391@
535
PHD1997
530.16
PHD436
PHD100G
539.725
PHD77G
530
537.623
PHD1853@B99
PHD547
541.224
188536@A188537@APHD797
PHD244G
PHD979
621.381952
287345@A289074@A289075@A289076@A289077@A289078@A289621@A289622@A289623@A28
539
PHD1508@APHD1449
621.3815324
1219
PHD1350
621.381958
PHD1317
PHD1220
537.6,530.1
PHD2249@A290598@A324318
530.1
290597@A324317
530.1
PHD660@A324319@A324315
531,530.1
98918@A70500@A52041@A163946@A290591@A324311
532.5,530.1
49464@A76421@A243695@A290596@A324316
530.12
PHD441@B2@A324313@B3
Page 58
Author_Opac
537.12 ,530.142,530.1 71242@A85753@A86669@A88059@A89775@A53051@APHD515@A290592@B2@A324312

530.12
46006@A72939@A72940@A95255@A154750@APHD272@APHD1281@APHD1864@A290593@B3
537.6
133685@APHD501
530
PHD181G
PHD140G@B177
PHD1843@APHD1844
621.381952,621.381958
275944@A289473@A289474@A289475@A289476@A289477@A289478@A289479@A289480@A28
537.622
PHD745
621.381952
PHD1352
333.79 ,621.042
212380@A212791@APHD817
515.352
PHD529
537
PHD1401
621.381952
299309@A299306@A299308@A299307@A299305
530.413
PHD433
539.74
PHD918
539.758
PHD02
621
PHD623@B27
539.740212
PHD625@APHD226
620.11297
PHD1732
530.413
PHD104
537.622
305307
PHD2024
530.03
184527@APHD822
621.366
PHD1365
535.5
PHD1734
660.299
211977@A211978@A211979@A289712@A289713@A289714@A289715@A289716@A300189@B3r
621.381959
174930@A189114@APHD835
621.381952
PHD861
501
PHD880
537
PHD1711
PHD2074
531.163
PHD708
530.4
PHD1000
530.1
PHD885@B10@A290600@A324320
530.12
150522@APHD440@APHD275G@B4@A126209@A129877@A137759
532.0593
190183@A190367@APHD530
539.7
307098
539
299748
537.6
PHD1456
PHD1998
530.13
PHD1728
PHD1027
621.3028 ,530.7
160533@APHD194
530.144
320892
512.5
98281@A119204@APHD926
PHD3281
519.53,510.76
279886@APHD2049
PHD232G
530.413
PHD1825
621.381959,621.381952
217334@A217327@A217325@A217329@A217328@A281085@A217330@A281084@A217322@A28
621.3
296371@A296370@A309128@A309129
Page 59
Author_Opac
PHD186G
307929
PHD1625
PHD265G
PHD434
535.15
150803@APHD1153@APHD393@APHD571
530.412/548.9
320875@A324570
PHD161
541.28
PHD597
546.37
PHD1739
530.12
PHD974@A214678
PHD1724
515.7
160430@APHD574
530.4175
320692
539.757
PHD1158
535
PHD2333
539.7544
PHD1658
621.3661
PHD963@A173426@A173427@A173428@APHD168
PHD1325
530.1522
320872
535.1
3525@APHD199G
530.413
PHD493@APHD492
530.41
296537@A296111@A290794
PHD1160
530.15
PHD716
PHD919
537
PHD1635@A283973@A283974
530.41
PHD763@A299365
PHD125G
537.5/537.50744/621.38028/537.
PHD1210@APHD1213@APHD1212@A190700@APHD1211
529
291199
530.4175
164176@A164177@APHD560
522.5
277288
PHD250G
539.75
PHD156
537.5
621.381,537.5
280658@A282951@A280669@A280657@A284384@A284386@A282953@A282955@A284385@A28
621.381958
198976@A199641@A195843@A198978@A195845@A198977@A195842@A199640@A199411@A19
621.381528
PHD632
537.5
537.6221
320727
514.74
PHD578
530.143
PHD1430
530.12
PHD439
530.13
130670@A131795@A177935@APHD1633@APHD2200
539,536
280676@A280750@A280731@A280753@A280766@A280724@A280701@A280683@A280696@A28
621.381952,621.381958
264555@A234853@APHD2042
530.41
PHD87@APHD454@APHD453@APHD452@APHD451@APHD455@APHD370
530.41
PHD479@BXI@APHD481@BXII@APHD476@BXIII@APHD480@BXV@APHD909@BXXII@APHD910
530.144
PHD81@APHD97@APHD207G
539.7
162747@APHD1368
535
PHD747
530.1
535.2
Page 60
Author_Opac
537.622
PHD1700
PHD263G
510.53,530.15
77708@A76889@A149723@A11476@A77708@A76781@A76884@A7769@A149724@APHD38@AP
530
500.503
306021@A306022
537.532,539.72112
227213@APHD1045@APHD1046
PHD215G
535
PHD1067
535.5
PHD1223
PHD04
669.95
PHD548
531.39,530.12
124179@APHD580
539.757
PHD63@APHD64
539.757
PHD651
515.55
174215@APHD1209
519.4
530.15
77394@A77394@A119502@A105849@A126266@APHD1315@APHD1314
530.12
286016@A287226@A287224@A287223@A287225@A287227@APHD771
PHD2363
621.381959,621.381952
193120@A212218@A212219@APHD1362@A181755@A255715@A264028@A212546@APHD549
535
PHD1279
PHD1277
PHD1276
530
PHD16G
PHD153G
530.12
78240@A87880@A115365@A188406@A233706@APHD1629
538
90284@APHD209G
PHD2405
530.144
PHD78@A291176@A118879@A121812@A162034
530.413
PHD1460
537.5352
131098@APHD173
621.381952
290361@A290362@A290363
515.6
1451174@A145474@APHD144
531
305317
539.757
PHD2232@APHD2193
551.56
PHD908
551.69
PHD608
511.7,519.40285
98374@A116283@A116933@A119830@A119831@A121486@A122751@A122774@A122785@A122
510.78
131218@A133207@APHD1340
539.7
PHD277@APHD270
539.7
164596@B1@A132893@B2@A160336@B4@APHD276@B2
539.757
PHD2186
539.757
PHD03
539.757
PHD45
551.5 11
153564@APHD148
621.48,621.042
181850@APHD656
539.7
PHD55
530.413
PHD342
539.2
296726
530.132
167767@A298861@A298860@A298862@A298859@A298858
510
299621
539.6
PHD520
Page 61
Author_Opac
541.224
551.5028
519.2
537.5
PHD805@APHD620
PHD1745
PHD1208
PHD599
PHD260G
539.7
PHD2011
530
54466@Bv.1@A70458@B1@A70459@B2@APHD130G@B2
PHD2063
621.36
324105
PHD592
530.12
195075@A158099@A158042@A217752@A195076@A195073@A158097@A158043@A217754@A19
PHD182G
530.12
291194@APHD115G@BII@APHD132G@BI
535.15
291332
535.15
PHD2197
620.193
309375
530.13
PHD1523
537.623
PHD1783
PHD1162
621.38152
321430
PHD239G
621.380413
PHD1437
621.38173
199614@A199617@A199616@A199613@APHD603
621.3815,621.381537 116642@A260684@APHD602@A196626@A261711
621.38173
264896@A264897@A295270@A300204@BTBLS@A300198@A300199@A300200@A300201@A300
535.2
296281
669.91,537.623
132837@APHD438
PHD34G
530.143
296740
537.67
296712
572.80285
290777@A292640
PHD2413
PHD211G
PHD257G
541.33
PHD2466
539.754
PHD1367
530.41
PHD1879
539.14
PHD422
669.950282
296121
538
305934
621.384
150327@APHD538
537.622
309373
621.381959
PHD859
530
PHD151
.
PHD1787
530.41
298260
xxx,535.22
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530.092,531.1133
296727@APHD2191
PHD38G
539.7523
PHD112
PHD746
Page 62
Author_Opac
537
PHD1474
PHD185G
530.412,546.31
PHD804
621.381952
PHD2018
539.757
PHD1537@B1@APHD1538@B2@APHD23@B3@APHD08@B3
539.413,530.413
PHD380@APHD737
621.38132/621.38179/621.38173
192269@A192655@A192655@A162946@A260309@APHD831@APHD555
537.5
PHD1236@APHD1237
530.12
277294
541.22
PHD1665
PHD170G
541.224
281567@A281571@A281570@A281569@A281568@APHD1735@A154762
530.41
297923
510.62,510
147888@A147889@APHD130
548.842
132999@APHD432
537.622
PHD694
537.622
PHD1123
PHD88G@B39
515.352
320552
530.1
277283
530.143
320938
621.38154,530.7
288670@A288671@A288672@A288673@A288674@A281544@APHD2098@APHD1187@APHD2097
1PHD1110
PHD1110
530.143
PHD1392
669.0284
177535@APHD780
535.5
PHD1656
523.8
PHD1113
PHD1589@APHD1588
621.381952
PHD2463
621.381952
PHD2810
621.381952
PHD2362@APHD2296
537.6
324099
530
PHD1384
539.758
PHD988
535.42
324278
530.416,539.728
PHD803@APHD802@A94719
530.01
291842
530.12
291594@A291195@A298096@A324022@A323990
530.12
PHD2823@APHD2824@A296732
539.757
PHD1132@B30
533,539.6
160882@APHD133
621.381952
PHD1730
PHD1896
530.02
324149
530.1435
PHD639@B51
PHD652
621.381952
PHD2462
531
PHD561
621.38804
PHD539
531.1133
PHD969
515.35
PHD1353
Page 63
Author_Opac
530.42
541.224 ,539.6
621.31701,519.4
539
620.110113
621.381045
621.381548,530.7
530.41
PHD1741
119871@A123662@A123663@APHD44
219466@A282898@A284348@A219470@A281333@A285905@A281330@A284354@A281336@A28
PHD2225
305935@B129
320432
281720@A281706@A281711@A281718@A281712@A281703@A281702@A281708@A281719@A28
166426@APHD2499
PHDSA4G
530.413,661.06
PHD1868@APHD1867
621.38043
285363@A284828@A285354@A284835@A284826@A285677@A284827@A285356@A285360@A28
621.3819582,621.3822170082@A211313@A211314@APHD2045
530.41,530.4
297437@A299666
621.381952
PHD114
535.15
296366
551.563
PHD883
530.413
PHD1529
621.31244
536.7
PHD973
PHD2238
523.1
297336
523.01
307756@A307757@A307758
621.380414
308813@A308814
539.74,539.14
263653@APHD1104@APHD1033@APHD749
621.819598
PHD1604
530
PHD2229
548.5
PHD664
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530.14
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PHD186
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PHD1163
530.144, 539.74
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530.141
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535.846
PHD1666
658.408
PHD589
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PHD876
530.132,530.13
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621.38154,530.7
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537.5
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PHD 748
530.12
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541.224,541.21
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548
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Page 64
Author_Opac
530.41
530
514.74
530.41
539.754,530.417
535.15
530.132 ,530.13
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530.0285
530.412
530.413
535.2
621.3692
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519.53
530.42
516.374
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669.91
620.1923,531.38
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PHD3291
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121290@APHD378
PHD2237
PHD2236
PHD752
PHD1774@APHD754
PHD237
PHD1066
PHD980
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PHD263
PHD2493
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PHD34@A133793@A124862
PHD1771
PHD1770
PHD1168
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PHD709
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PHD71
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PHD77
78236@APHD2439
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PHD796
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PHD387@APHD149G
PHD2302
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296721
324309
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PHD3434@APHD3433
294485
189095@A174846@APHD178
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299620@A306608@A297920@A306609
Page 65
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547.6141
535.84
541.224,539.6
530.1554
541.26
539.7
530.12
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510
539.2
621.36
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621.381952
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519.233
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523.4
531.1133
530.13
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671
551.576
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530.7
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621.38043
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620.11
535.5
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539.72112
530.414
669.9,620.11
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621.75,670.42
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539.7/539.76
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PHD296
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PHD692
PHD2415
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296127
PHD274
PHD431
PHD471
PHD72
PHD1716
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PHD257
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320543
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PHD875
PHD1737
PHD2256
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PHD240G
PHD1032
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PHD728@A154365@A158933@APHD902
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Page 66
Author_Opac
621.381952
172131@APHD1342
621.38195,519.40285 131736@A162827@APHD2035@APHD2036@APHD2034
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621.381952
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621.381952
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PHD1912
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537.5
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263895@A263985@A298901@APHD1836@A298900@A298899
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286128@A286131@A286129@A281507@APHD1675
530.41
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574.192
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134481@APHD251
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530.416
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551.5113
PHD1311@APHD1312
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121176@A122838@A125698@A174803@A96484@A78246@APHD1574@APHD144G
512
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530.11
PHD1382@APHD1093@APHD1092@APHD1762@A233871@A323806@A323807@A323808@A3238
620.198
PHD447
537.622
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Page 67
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530
530,536
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Page 68
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621.388
530.41
539.72167
537.623
519.4
551.515
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539.7216
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530.12
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537.6226
291197@A296125
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134693@A291193
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539.721
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131758@APHD222G
530.15
296767
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530
106482@Bpt.2@A62821@Bpt.2@A63353@Bpt.2@A63354@Bpt.2@A105952@Bpt.2@A177696@Bpt
536.7
PHD1573@APHD2792
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291844
520
291843
537.622
145223@APHD700@A308983
530.41
PHD16
539.754,539.757,539.577
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539.7
162839@APHD765@A24767@A24323
520.954
PHD1018
539.7
PHD1524
551.6954,551.6554
181434@A191962@APHD690
537.24
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PHD657@A153323@A183817
Page 69
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531.3
530.1,530.12
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539.72
539.7
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530.41 ,530.413
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279218@A241634@A151343@A296120
286781@APHD3137
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PHD2404
PHD2403
PHD191
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Page 70
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621.3421
531.16
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515.9
85763@A85841@A86340@A90651@A95315@A97685@A98278@A98346@A117548@A118264@A1
512.9
72720@A87967@APHD288
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515.625
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517.7,515.723
94601@APHD1564
530.1334
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539,536
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530.12
277293
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539.7
PHD1905
530.13
320526@A320525@A320528@A320527@A320529
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620.11
PHD2170@A278701@APHD2171
536.42
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539.752
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621.381952
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548.85
298240
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546.3
297219
Page 71
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621.38152
320362
530.12
290572@A290573@A290574@A290575@A290576@APHD2740@A297910
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539.721
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275105@APHD2178
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515.9
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537.67
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537.24
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72842@A77330@A77331@A107342@APHD283G
530.12
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530.13
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537.622
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PHD1990
523.88
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530.414
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