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APS‐AAPT Meeting

MAR 01, 1962
Physics Today

NEARLY 5000 participants and more than five hundred papers combined to make this year’s annual joint meeting of the American Physical Society and the American Association of Physics Teachers the largest ever held in New York. Sixty sessions of contributed and invited papers, in addition to the traditional joint ceremonial session, a banquet, and several business meetings, were held during the four days between January 24 and 27.

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