37691Lecture notes on applied reservoir simulation
The book reflects changes in both simulation concepts and philosophy over the years, by staying with tried and true simulation practices as well as exploring new methods which could be useful in applied modeling.
37692Lecture notes on equilibrium point defects and thermophysical properties of metals
In this book, the main attention is paid to equilibrium point defects in metals and their relation to thermophysical properties of metals. Along with a discussion on experimental data and theoretical estimates now available, some approaches are proposed that seem to be most suitable for settling the question.
37693Lecture notes on quantum mechanics
This book is written based on lecture notes covering three to four semesters of graduate courses in quantum mechanics. The author sets out by explaining the physical concepts of quantum mechanics, and then goes on to describe the mathematical formalism and present illustrative examples of the ideas and methods that serve to amplify points discussed in the text. Exercises, with solutions, are included.The chapters are not independent, but build on one another. Subjects range from the failures of classical theory to second quantization, including chapters on the Dirac theory and Feynman diagrams. The book is intended for use as a graduate level text as well as a reference.
37694Lectures on fuzzy and fuzzy SUSY physics
Noncommutative geometry provides a powerful tool for regularizing quantum field theories in the form of fuzzy physics. Fuzzy physics maintains symmetries, has no fermion-doubling problem and represents topological features efficiently. These lecture notes provide a comprehensive introduction to the field. Starting with the construction of fuzzy spaces, using the concrete examples of the fuzzy sphere and fuzzy complex projective spaces, the book moves on to discuss the technology of star products on noncommutative R2d and on the fuzzy sphere. Scalar, spinor and gauge field theories as well as.
37695Lectures on phase transformations in nuclear matter
The atomic nucleus, despite being one of the smallest objects found in nature, appears to be large enough to experience phase transitions. This study deals with the liquid and gaseous phases of nuclear matter, as well as with the experimental routes to achieve transformation between them. Theoretical models are introduced from the ground up and with increasing complexity to describe nuclear matter from a statistical and thermodynamical point of view. Modern critical phenomena, heavy ion collisions and computational techniques are presented while establishing a linkage to experimental data.
37696Lectures on phase transitions
Experimental charactristics; thermodynamic quantities; model hamiltonnians; degenration and quasiaverages; methods of quasiaverages; phenomenon of condensation; homogenneous fluctuations...
37697Lee Hammond's big book of drawing
This giant book brings together the best projects from her other titles into one super-sized guide. Readers will find: - Popular subjects like people, animals, flowers and nature - An encouraging "You Can Do It" section - Clear step-by-step instructions to guarantee success - Chapters on choosing materials and mastering basic techniques.
37698LEED materials: A resource guide to green building
An architect's knowledge of materials can make or break a building's rating. Though LEED's performance-based criteriaexclude individual materials and products from earning points toward certification, their specific use can. Apply a material in the wrong situation and you may not get credit for it. Fortunately, with a little insider knowledge, you can also use one material to get credit in two, three, or even more areas. LEED Materials is packed with critical information on nearly two hundred materials, products, and services.
37699Leed materrials : a resource guide to green building
Contents: Site construction, wood & plastics, thermal & moisture protection, doors & windows, finishes, furnishings, special construction, mechanical, electrial.