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    Handbook of Magneto-Optical Data Recording: Materials, Subsystems, Techniques

    By Terry W. McDaniel and Randall Victora

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    This handbook brings together in a single volume expert contributions on the many aspects of MO data recording, including the materials in use, techniques for achieving recording function, and storage device subsystems. As a multiple author treatment, it brings perspective from many viewpoints and institutions. The insights delivered should be valuable to a wide audience from students to practitioners in all areas of information storage.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateDec 31, 1995
    ISBN9780815517597
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