Atomic Finding I. B. Khriplovich's "Parity Non-conservation in atomic phenomena

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A user is seeking the book "Parity Non-conservation in Atomic Phenomena" by I. B. Khriplovich, expressing a preference for a free version but is open to reasonable pricing. They found a link on ResearchGate but noted it only provides an 8-page document, while the actual book exceeds 300 pages. Google Books offers a limited preview of 25 pages in English. Suggestions include checking local libraries for interlibrary loans and exploring WorldCat for availability. However, prices for purchasing the book online are high, with some listings on AbeBooks priced at $1165. It is recommended to negotiate prices directly with sellers, with one user suggesting an offer of $100.
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Hello! Can someone point me towards a place where I can find this book: I. B. Khriplovich, "Parity Non-conservation in atomic phenomena.". Ideally I would prefer a free version, but even paying (a reasonable price) for it is ok. Thank you.
 
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Purportedly uploaded by the author:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/239885546_Parity_Non_Conservation_in_Atomic_Phenomena
 
Keith_McClary said:
Purportedly uploaded by the author:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/239885546_Parity_Non_Conservation_in_Atomic_Phenomena
Are you able to open it? When I download it, it is just 8 pages (the actual book is more than 300).
 
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