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Launching Your Career--Book 3: A Practitioner’s
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Title:
Complex Electromagnetic Problems and Numerical
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Copyright Year:
2003
Authors: Sevgi, L.
Publisher:
Wiley-IEEE Press
Topics: Fields, Waves &
Electromagnetics
Abstract: Today, engineering
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