51 pages. Publisher's binding sturdy, corners sharp, minor smudging to rear panel; contents age-toned but unmarked and attractive. The dust jacket, laid in at the front endpapers, is broken at its front flapfold and at its spine. 130 grams.

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Title: Two lectures. 1. The present situation in the theory of elementary particles. 2. Electron theory of superconductivity
Publisher: University Press, Cambridge [England]
Publication Date: 1949
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: Poor
Weight: 130 grams

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Carothers and Carothers is an independent bookselling firm specializing in the scholarly out-of-print and antiquarian market. Frank Carothers, the elder partner, has retired from the Library of the University of California at Berkeley after more than thirty years of collection management related work. Sara Carothers, the younger partner, is a recent graduate of the University of San Francisco, where she studied Japanese and French.

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