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Sound Waves, Their Shape and Speed: A Description of the Phonodeik and its Applications and a Report on a Series of Investigations Made at Sandy Hook Proving Ground

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Sound Waves, Their Shape and Speed: A Description of the Phonodeik and its Applications and a Report on a Series of Investigations Made at Sandy Hook Proving Ground
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AuthorDayton C Miller
LanguageGerman
Published1937
Pages164
ISBNB00085M3SE Invalid ISBN

Sound Waves, Their Shape and Speed: A Description of the Phonodeik and its Applications and a Report on a Series of Investigations Made at Sandy Hook Proving Ground is a 1937 book by Dayton C Miller.

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The book presents the author's independent contribution to the foundations of physics, developed outside the scientific mainstream.

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