Who can find this paper for me?

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Thank you for offering to help find the paper "Sh. M. Kogan, Sov. Phys. Solid State 5, 2069 1964." It seems that the paper is not available online, but the person you were talking to might be able to fax it to you on Monday if you have a fax number. Alternatively, they have attached page 1 and will send page 2 separately. It is suggested that with some image processing, the quality of the paper could be improved within the file size limits. In summary, the paper may not be easily accessible online, but with some effort, you may be able to obtain it.
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I want to read this paper:
"Sh. M. Kogan, Sov. Phys. Solid State 5, 2069 1964."
However it is too old so I can't find it. Who can find it for me?
Can you send it to this email: hjq_seu@hotmail.com.
thank you very much!
 
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I don't think it is available on line. Do you have a fax number?
I could fax it to you on Monday.
 
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Meir Achuz said:
I don't think it is available on line. Do you have a fax number?
I could fax it to you on Monday.


Althogh I don't have a fax number, thank you all the same.:smile:
 
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Here's page 1 as a jpg file. They made me reduce it to <100kb.
Page 2 to follow.
 

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Page 2 attached.
PF should allow somewhat bigger uploads.
 

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With some image processing (clip off edges, brightness/contrast, reduce color count to (say)16, etc...), one could improve the quality within the bounds of the file size limits. Just a thought...
 
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Meir Achuz said:
Here's page 1 as a jpg file. They made me reduce it to <100kb.
Page 2 to follow.

It is so kind of you and I really appreciate your help.
 

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