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Page 111
... Fell bundles, introduced by J. M. G. Fell under the name of C*-algebraic bundles, in order to deal with disassembled C*- algebras20. However it is crucial to ... Fell has not attempted to generalize this for Fell 111 Chapter 16. Fell Bundles.
... Fell bundles, introduced by J. M. G. Fell under the name of C*-algebraic bundles, in order to deal with disassembled C*- algebras20. However it is crucial to ... Fell has not attempted to generalize this for Fell 111 Chapter 16. Fell Bundles.
Page 142
... Fell Custer , June 25 1876. " The current Custer marker , inscribed as the place where he fell , stands on the same site as a rounded wooden head- board that was visible amid the crude bur- ial stakes that predated the erection of the ...
... Fell Custer , June 25 1876. " The current Custer marker , inscribed as the place where he fell , stands on the same site as a rounded wooden head- board that was visible amid the crude bur- ial stakes that predated the erection of the ...
Page 404
... Fell. About. the. Author. Few people are better qualified than the author to write about choosing plant varieties. At age 19, Derek Fell began working with Europe's biggest and oldestestablished seed house, Hurst Seeds Ltd., in London. At ...
... Fell. About. the. Author. Few people are better qualified than the author to write about choosing plant varieties. At age 19, Derek Fell began working with Europe's biggest and oldestestablished seed house, Hurst Seeds Ltd., in London. At ...
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