Ralph Alpher and Robert C. Herman. �"Theory of the Origin and Relative Abundance Distribution of the Elements" in Review of Modern Physics,� 1950.� Volume 22, Number 2, April 1950.� Pp 153-212� Original printed wrappers. Original wrappers. GOOD copy, only, because of some problems with the spine (see pic). [++]� Written with Robert Herman, this is a deep and historically penetrating review of the "distribution of the elements" issue. Its 180-item bibliography is particularly useful.� Also included in this same issue is D. Ter Haar's "Cosmogonical Problems and Stellar Energy", an excellent review covering the first section of the issue (pp 119-152), and also including another very useful *chronological bibliography*. Wonderful paper.

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"Theory of the Origin and Relative Abundance Distribution of the Elements" in Review of Modern Physics.

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American Institute of Physics

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1950

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Soft cover

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