The Origins of Modern Color Science
Author: J. D. Mollon
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Description: The Origins of Modern Color Science by J. D. Mollon meticulously explores the historical development of color science, starting with Newton's groundbreaking work. This offers valuable insights into the evolution of theories and experiments, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in the science behind color perception.
Pages: 40
Megabytes: 0.39 MB
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