Quantum Electronics

@article{Bloom1972QuantumE,
  title={Quantum Electronics},
  author={Arnold L. Bloom},
  journal={Nature},
  year={1972},
  volume={237},
  pages={178-179}
}
Progress in Quantum Electronics.J. H. Sanders and K. W. H. Stevens. Vol. 1. Pp. vii + 374. (Pergamon: Oxford and New York, December 1971.) £7. 

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