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T P Hughes London: A Hilger 1915 pp xxi + 518 price £35 There is now considerable interest in the interaction of intense laser radiation with matter, primarily as a result of work on laser fusion, and this text is the first to appear on the subject. Most of the book is concerned with a review of work on laser induced ionization and gas breakdown and on the interaction of laser radiation with solid targets.
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