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North Queensland, James Cook University of North Queensland
Language
English
Pages
47

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Antennas, Radio, Radio waves

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1972, North Queensland, James Cook University of North Queensland
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Bibliography: l. [48-51]

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Townsville
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Natural philosophy research report,, no. 12

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Dewey Decimal Class
621.3841/35
Library of Congress
TK6565.A6 N46

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47 [29] l.
Number of pages
47

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OL5465032M
LCCN
73167814

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