Encyclopedia of Applied Physics
Combustion to Diamagnetism
Published on 1. November 1992
Book
Hardback
XII, 571 pages
978-3-527-28126-8 (ISBN)
Description
Consisting of 20 volumes, the "Encyclopedia of Applied Physics" was developed as a means of uniting the various aspects of modern technology and their physical applications. The EAP is a reference tool for all physicists, engineers, computer scientists and other professionals who are connected with the technical world, either in the academic or industrial sectors, and who are interested in the technical applications of physics. It should also be of interest to firms and businesses which are active in up-to-the minute technological research and production in the areas of communication, transportation, electronics and defence.
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Collision processes of atoms and molecules; combustion; composite materials; compressible flows; computer aided design; computer aided manufacturing; computer applications; computer data bases; computer graphics; computer hardware; computer networks; computer programming languages; computer software; computers; computers in physics; conduction in one and two dimensions; conformational analysis; conservation laws and symmetries; constants, fundamental; copper; critical phenomena; cryogenics; crystal defects; crystal growth; crystalline state; crystallography; cybernetics; cyclotrons; data acquisition; data analysis.