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Find materials for this course in the pages linked along the left. Mechanical process engineering introduction into particle technology. Materials and manufacturing process, volume 24, issue 6 author bios. Introduction to particle technology wiley online books. Pdf ph8151 engineering physics lecture notes, books. Mechanical process engineering particle technology ovgu. Particles erupt from the collision point of two relativistic 100 gev gold ions in the star detector. Electronic lecture presentations can be downloaded in various formats if marked by colored links. Everything in the notes has been presented in class, but not all that was discussed is contained in the following.
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