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Midwest Solid‐State Physics Conference

MAR 01, 1959
Robert J. Friauf

Masers, rasers, growth of whiskers—these were among the things discussed at the 1958 meeting of the Midwest Solid‐State Physics Conference, which was held on November 1 at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Some seventy persons were in attendance, representing institutions in six midwestern states.

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Robert J. Friauf, University of Kansas, Lawrence.

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Volume 12, Number 3

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