Richard Wayne Hales lecture notes. 1936-1951

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Richard Wayne Hales lecture notes. 1936-1951

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Richard Wayne Hales' lecture notes, from physics and electronics classes at Iowa State College and University of California, circa 1936-1951. Some notes are typed, others are handwritten. Quizzes and examinations are included. Topics of notes include magnetism, electrical engineering, nuclear physics and others.

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Richard Wayne Hales was a student at Iowa State College and University of California in the 1940s. He later became a professor at Brigham Young University. From the guide to the Richard Wayne Hales lecture notes, circa 1936-1951, (L. Tom Perry Special Collections) ...

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