Nonlinear Problems in Immunology and Epidemiology HP Video

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Problems in Immunology and Epidemiology by Professor Sir Robert May

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This is part of the Hewlett-Packard Lectures on Mathematical Science series and was very kindly donated by Kindly donated by Mayumi Hepburn the Research Librarian for Agilent Technologies (previously Hewlett-Packard)

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Creator : Hewlett-Packard

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Date	Event
1 Jan 1939	Hewlett-Packard is founded
4 Jan 1972	Hewlett-Packard introduces the HP-35 calculator
1 Sep 1968	Hewlett-Packard introduces the HP-9100 desk calculator
11 May 1972	Hewlett-Packard to launch 3000 in Europe
10 May 1984	Hewlett-Packard releases the HP 110 portable laptop

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