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Velocity of light. [ facsimile reprint of Michelson's notebook ] by Albert Abraham Michelson, 1964
Light Waves and Their Uses by Albert Abraham Michelson, 2010-03-04
The Decennial Publications, Volume 9 by Albert Abraham Michelson, 2010-04-03
Experimental determination of the velocity of light by Albert Abraham Michelson, 2010-08-17
Lights waves and their uses by Albert Abraham Michelson, 2010-08-17
Biography - Michelson, Albert (Abraham) (1852-1931): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2003-01-01
Albert Abraham Michelson. by Albert Abraham] LODGE, Sir Oliver Joseph (1851-1940). [MICHELSON, 1926-01-01
Repetition of the Michelson-Morley Experiment. by Albert Abraham (1852-1931), F. G. PEASE & F. PEARSON. MICHELSON, 1929-01-01
The rigidity of the Earth. by Albert Abraham (1852-1931) & Henry Gordon GALE (1874-1942). MICHELSON, 1919-01-01
Détermination Expérimentale De La Valeur Du Metre En Longueurs D'ondes Lumineuses (French Edition)
A method for determining the rate of tuning-forks. by Albert Abraham. (1852-1931). MICHELSON, 1883
The echelon spectroscope. by Albert Abraham. (1852-1931). MICHELSON, 1899
On M. Wolf's modification of Foucault's apparatus for the measurement of the velocity of light. by Albert Abraham. (1852-1931). MICHELSON, 1885
Radiation in a magnetic field. by Albert Abraham. (1852-1931). MICHELSON, 1897-01-01

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