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Role and distribution of written informal communication in theoretical high energy physics
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Role and distribution of written informal communication in theoretical high energy physics
APA
Libbey M. A., Zaltman G., . (1967). Role and distribution of written informal communication in theoretical high energy physics. New York: American Institute of Physics.
Chicago
Libbey Miles A, Zaltman Gerald, . 1967. Role and distribution of written informal communication in theoretical high energy physics. New York: American Institute of Physics.
Harvard
Libbey M. A., Zaltman G., . (1967). Role and distribution of written informal communication in theoretical high energy physics. New York: American Institute of Physics.
MLA
Libbey Miles A, Zaltman Gerald, . Role and distribution of written informal communication in theoretical high energy physics. New York: American Institute of Physics. 1967.