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Classical Least Squares, Part II: Mathematical Theory Continued
Classical Least Squares, Part II: Mathematical Theory Continued
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Market Profile: Process Raman Spectroscopy
Milestones in Spectroscopy
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Near-Infrared Spectrophotometric Analysis of Human Blood Glucose: Influence of Repeating Errors on Prediction Accuracy
Spectroscopy Moves into the Digital Age
Spectroscopy Moves into the Digital Age
Happy Sesquicentennial, Spectroscopy!
Happy Sesquicentennial, Spectroscopy!
Spectroscopy Uncensored: An Insider's Story of the First 15 Years
Spectroscopy Uncensored: An Insider's Story of the First 15 Years
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Spectroscopy's Silver Anniversary
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