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Goldman, J. E. (1979) Abstract: A quarter of a century of magnetism: Personal reminiscences. Journal of Applied Physics, 50. 7307pp. doi:10.1063/1.326940

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TitleAbstract: A quarter of a century of magnetism: Personal reminiscences
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Year1979Volume50
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