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AMU-ANL Conference on Direct Energy Conversion, November 4-5, 1963.

Name: AMU-ANL Conference on Direct Energy Conversion, November 4-5, 1963.
Keywords: Direct energy conversion, Energy conversion

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1963 United States English Publisher:Argonne, Ill. : Argonne National Laboratory

Authors: AMU-ANL Conference on Direct Energy Conversion (1963 : Argonne National Laboratory); U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. ANL.; Argonne National Laboratory. ANL.; Associated Midwest Universities.;

handle: 2027/mdp.39015078517102

AMU-ANL Conference on Direct Energy Conversion, November 4-5, 1963.

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"AEC Research and Development Report" ; "(TID-4500, 28th Ed.)" ; "Propulsion Systems and Energy Conversion" ; Includes bibliographic references. ; Operated by The University of Chicago ; Mode of access: Internet.

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Direct energy conversion, Energy conversion

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