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Mexico

MAR 01, 1949
Manuel Sandoval Vallarta

In the course of the last decade research in physics and allied sciences in Mexico has progressed a good deal. At the Institute of Physics of the University of Mexico in Mexico City theoretical research in the theory of gravitation and in cosmic rays has been going on for some time while experimental work has been carried out in the latter field, and x‐ray analysis of the structure of matter is being started.

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