History of Nobel Laureates in Physics
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On the nature of light and its applications 7.2. On the insight into microscopic and nanoscopic dimensions 7.3. On the study of matter through spectroscopy 7.4. On the study of particles and atoms 7.5. On the study of atomic magnetism 7.6. On the advances of technology and our everyday life Bibliography Biographical Sketches
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تاریخ انتشار 2011