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Slide 1Fig. 4.1, p.78

Slide 2Fig. 4.3, p.78

Slide 3Fig. 4.4, p.80

Slide 4Fig. 4.5, p.81

Slide 5Fig. 4.5a, p.81

Slide 6Fig. 4.5b, p.81

Slide 7Fig. 4.6, p.82

Slide 8Fig. 4.7, p.84

Slide 9Fig. 4.8, p.85

Slide 10Fig. 4.9, p.85

Slide 11Fig. 4.10, p.86

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Slide 13Fig. 4.13a, p.88

Slide 14Fig. 4.13b, p.88

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Slide 16Fig. 4.15, p.90

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Slide 18Fig. 4.17, p.92

Slide 19Fig. 4.17a, p.92

Slide 20Fig. 4.17b, p.92

Slide 21Fig. 4.17c, p.92

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Slide 24Fig. 4.19a, p.95

Slide 25Fig. 4.19b, p.95

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