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Vector Analysis and the Theory of Relativity

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Vector Analysis and the Theory of Relativity
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Publisher: Johns Hopkins press
ISBN/ASIN: 1440094349
Number of pages: 156

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This monograph is the outcome of a short course of lectures delivered, during the summer of 1920, to members of the graduate department of mathematics of The Johns Hopkins University. Considerations of space have made it somewhat condensed in form, but it is hoped that the mode of presentation is sufficiently novel to avoid some of the difficulties of the subject.

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