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Field Theoretical M1ethods in Mlany-Body Systeimis. D. A. Kirzhnits. Trans-lated from the Russian edition (1963) by\. J. Meadows. D. N1. Brink. Ed. Per--arnon. New York-. 1967. 410 pp. Ilus.S17.

Forest Hydrology. Proceedings of a Na-tional Science Foundation Advanced Sci-ence Seminar (University Park. Pa.). Aug-List-September 1965. Willialm E. SopperAind Howalrd W. t u11. Eds. Pergarmon,New York. 1967. 829 pp. Illts. $45.Fighty-fiv,e patpers.Geography and 1\Manufacturing. Guin-

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