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Introduction a l'Etude de la Mecanique Ondulatoire.

BROGLIE, Louis Victor, duc de (1892-1987).

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8vo. xvi, 292, [1], [3 blank] pp. Photo frontispiece, figs., 2 full-page plates; ownership ink stamp on front flyleaf. Printed wraps; small water stain base of spine, spine rubbed. Ink stamp of Fe...

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8vo. xvi, 292, [1], [3 blank] pp. Photo frontispiece, figs., 2 full-page plates; ownership ink stamp on front flyleaf. Printed wraps; small water stain base of spine, spine rubbed. Ink stamp of Federico Grabiel. Fine. FIRST EDITION. Broglie, Nobel laureate in Physics (1929), postulated the wave nature of electrons, one of the bases of quantum physics. His 1924 doctoral thesis proposes this theory and he stated them further in his 1928 publication of Mecanique Ondulatoire. First Edition.

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Publisher: Librairie Scientifique Hermann, 1930.
Year: 1930
Type: Used
Binding: Softcover

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Introduction a l'Etude de la Mecanique Ondulatoire.

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