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Unified Physics: Optics by R.F. Davidson, R.W. Tinnell

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Unified Physics: Optics
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Publisher: Delmar Publishers
ISBN/ASIN: B001R10LXC
Number of pages: 156

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These materials are intended to introduce both basic geometric optics and the laser. The student using these materials should have a working knowledge of technical mathematics including algebra and trigonometry. The materials are presented in an action-oriented format combining many of the features normally found in a textbook with those usually associated with a laboratory manual.

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