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Superconductive techniques for computing systems : proceedings

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Symposium on superconductive techniques for computing systems (1960: Washington)

Language: English Series: ONR Symposium Report | ACR- 50Publication details: Washington Deptt. of the Navy, Office of Naval Research 1960Description: 413pSubject(s):

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510.78 Sy68p v.86

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