A career in crystallography, 1944-1998.

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A career in crystallography, 1944-1998.

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Recounts author's life from childhood through retirement from IBM. Active in Optical Society of American and American Crystallographic Association. Includes a short history of crystallography; photocopies of contracts, correspondence, photographs, publications, personal documents; some in color.

1 vol. (172 pp.)

American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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