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E-Books for the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory: Springer

A guide to e-books at PPPL with links to core reference works available electronically.

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Springer’s e-book collection uses PDF and HTML data formats to make access for researchers, as convenient as possible. Springer e-book collections offer accurate reproductions of high quality Springer print book publications, together with all the added benefits of an online environment. Princeton subscribes to the following subject and date areas. Titles within Princeton's collection are noted by a green box.

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