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THE science and practice of radio-communication have, during recent years, advanced at such a rate that it is desirable that the books dealing with fundamental principles should be revised to keep abreast of the progress, and also that new books or monographs should deal in an up-to-date manner with the latest phases or applications of the subject.
(1) The Elements of Radio-Communication
By O. F. Brown E. L. Gardiner. Second edition. Pp. viii + 551. (London: Oxford University Press, 1939.) 16s. net.
(2) Télégraphie et téléphonie sans fil
Par C. Gutton. (Collection Armand Colin: Section de physique, No. 6.) Neuviẽme édition entiérement refondue. Pp. 183. (Paris: Armand Colin, 1939.) 15 francs.
(3) The Radio Manual
For Radio Engineers, Inspectors, Students, Operators and Radio Fans. By George E. Sterling. Third edition. Pp. vi + 1120. (London: Chapman and Hall, Ltd., 1938.) 25s. net.
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S.-R., R. (1) The Elements of Radio-Communication (2) Télégraphie et téléphonie sans fil (3) The Radio Manual. Nature 144, 1068–1069 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1038/1441068a0
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