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LODGE, OLIVER (1926) On Prof. Miller's Ether Drift Experiment. Nature, 117 (2955) 854 doi:10.1038/117854a0

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TitleOn Prof. Miller's Ether Drift Experiment
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AuthorsLODGE, OLIVERAuthor
Year1926 (June)Volume117
Issue2955
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/117854a0
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Full ReferenceLODGE, OLIVER (1926) On Prof. Miller's Ether Drift Experiment. Nature, 117 (2955) 854 doi:10.1038/117854a0
Plain TextLODGE, OLIVER (1926) On Prof. Miller's Ether Drift Experiment. Nature, 117 (2955) 854 doi:10.1038/117854a0
In(1926, June) Nature Vol. 117 (2955) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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