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Cracking the Giant’s Causeway, or how to solve a 300 year old geology problem using kitchen materials
Wed
02/17/2010
1:00pm
RLM 11.204
Stephen Morris
University of Toronto Physics Department
Cracking the Giant’s Causeway, or how to solve a 300 year old geology problem using kitchen materials