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Harrie Stewart Wilson Massey - Records

Title
Harrie Stewart Wilson Massey - Records
Repository
University of Adelaide, Physics Department
Date Range
1949
Description

Pyrox magnetic wire recorder numbered "2039" with five reels, two of which are Massey lectures: 1. Fundamental Particles, 2 August 1949; 2. Ionized Layers, 1 August 1949 [Recorder, wire 85.184]. See also the Cutting Book 22 September 1948 - 31 December 1949, University of Adelaide Archives.

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