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A Short Course in Cloud Physics

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Rees, J A·1976·Physics Bulletin

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R R Rogers Oxford: Pergamon 1975 pp xii + 221 price £6.50 Professor Rogers' book is based on a postgraduate course in atmospheric thermodynamics and cloud physics, for physical meteorologists. It is however a well organized text written at a level which is likely to appeal to a wider audience and, as the preface suggests, is a useful introduction to the subject for nonspecialists.

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Authors
Rees, J. A.
Venue
Physics Bulletin
Published
1976-08
Volume
27
Issue
8
Pages
355-355
ISSN
0031-9112 (ISSN-L)
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W2754757181
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588
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Type
journal article
Language
en
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