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2000-05-03
Well testing: Interpretation methods - de Gilles Bourdarot (Author)
Caractéristiques Well testing: Interpretation methods
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Le Titre Du Livre | Well testing: Interpretation methods |
Date de Lancement | 2000-05-03 |
Traducteur | Elvis Amyra |
Chiffre de Pages | 314 Pages |
Taille du fichier | 58.91 MB |
Langage | Français & Anglais |
Éditeur | Poetry Bookshop |
ISBN-10 | 5175000821-DSY |
Type de eBook | EPub AMZ PDF LWP RPT |
Auteur | Gilles Bourdarot |
Digital ISBN | 107-8748014680-AXV |
Nom de Fichier | Well-testing-Interpretation-methods.pdf |
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