B

B, or b, is the second letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English is ''bee'' (pronounced ), plural ''bees''.

It represents the voiced bilabial stop in many languages, including English. In some other languages, it is used to represent other bilabial consonants. Provided by Wikipedia

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by Beauzamy, B.
Published 1978
Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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by Aulbach, B.
Published 1984
Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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by Dacorogna, B.
Published 1982
Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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by Neundörfer, B.
Published 1973
Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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by Peyer, B.
Published 1963
Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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by Graf, B.
Published 1984
Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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by Riemann, B.
Published 1923
Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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by Dhillon, B. S.
Published 2014
Springer International Publishing

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by Capp, B. S.
Published 1989
Clarendon

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by Capp, B. S.
Published 2012
Oxford University Press

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by Capp, B. S.
Published 2003
Oxford University Press

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by Gelvin, S. B.
Published 1991
Springer Netherlands

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by Mohammadi, B.
Published 2010
Oxford University Press

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by Capp, B. S.
Published 1994
Clarendon

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by Rosner, B. S.
Published 1994
Oxford University Press
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by Lyman, B.
Published 1989
Springer Netherlands

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by Anderson, B.
Published 1996
Springer Netherlands

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by Indurkhya, B.
Published 1992
Springer Netherlands