Lecture notes in Physics 23, Engineering 223
by George Washington Pierce
This volume consists of a mimeographed non-commercial publication containing notes on lectures delivered by George Washington Pierce in a course given at Harvard ca. 1936.
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Lecture notes in Physics 23, Engineering 223
1936, Harvard University
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Mimeograph pages were bound in spring-back binder.
George Washington Pierce (1872-1956) earned his Harvard AM in 1899. He taught physics and communication engineering at Harvard as an Instructor in Physics (1902-1907), Assistant Professor of Physics (1907-1917), Professor of Physics (1917-1921), and Rumford Professor of Physics. He was also director of Harvard's Cruft Memorial Laboratory.
Charles Lyon Blair earned his Harvard SB in 1936, his Harvard SM in engineering in 1937, and took additional graduate study at Harvard from 1946 to 1947.
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