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April 11th, 2007
Light Twisted Crystals
Abstract:
The About Physics blog has covered a number of reports of growing nanotechnology innovations, the ever-increasing trend of technological miniaturization, as well as growth toward optical systems as sophisticated and revolutionary as electrical systems became over the twentieth century.
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