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Design of Logic-based Intelligent Systems
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Substantially revised and updated, this classic handbook - now presented electronically - is a comprehensive compilation of physical, chemical, material, and mathematical data, encompassing the entire field of electrical engineering. The CD-ROM includes definitions and explanations of nearly 2,000 terms; almost 3,500 equations and formulas,... |
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