Explore Boltzmann’s probabilistic theory of heat, covering entropy, the Gibbs distribution, fluctuations, and dissipation. With applications from phase transitions to earthquakes, this book is for students and researchers seeking new ways of investigation in Thermodynamics.
This book presents condensed matter theory in a simple, clear, and convincing picture with a minimum of mathematics. It is for students, researchers, and anyone wanting to understand liquids, solids, and their physical properties and behaviour.
Stability Principle and the Nature of Quantization
This book shows how quantum phenomena can emerge from classical principles extended to non-inertial frames. Its Stability Principle reinterprets Bell inequality violations, arguing they reflect inherent statistical structure, not fundamental non-locality.
In 1968, Georges Charpak’s revolutionary invention—the Multiwire Proportional Chamber—transformed how physicists explore the subatomic world. This book traces the journey of that breakthrough, a tribute to human ingenuity and a call to future innovators.
This collection of research papers exploits optoelectronic methods in food, textile and geo sciences. Some discoveries break new ground, such as the ecology of waterfalls and the colours of clays. The challenge is to build your own apparatus.
Fundamentals of Quantum and Classical Optics
This clear guide to quantum and classical optics covers fundamental principles like entanglement and cutting-edge topics like quantum engines and label-free super-resolution imaging. It explains how light is used to study and control matter at the smallest scales.
Experimental Techniques for Physics and Engineering Labs
Bridge the gap between theory and real-world application with LabVIEW. This book guides students and practitioners from the basics of graphical programming to advanced automation, with case studies and practical examples based on semiconductor electronic devices.
Plasma instabilities are a major obstacle in achieving stable confinement in fusion devices. This book combines rigorous analysis with advanced simulations to uncover their dynamics and present practical strategies for mitigation, paving a path toward viable fusion energy.
This book offers a clear introduction to digital electronics. Written in simple language, it breaks down complex concepts with diagrams, solved examples, and numerous practice questions for self-assessment. Ideal for students, teachers, and independent study.
This book is a monograph on Albert Einstein’s odyssey to Special and General Relativity. Bringing together recent studies, it offers an in-depth analysis of the genesis of his theories, Einstein’s own derivations, and the philosophical perspectives of his work.
This lucid analysis of quantum mechanics emphasizes the fundamentals using Dirac’s notation. It explains the latest topics, like Quantum Computing, and features a rich collection of solved examples. This comprehensive text is ideal for graduate and research students in physics.
Adsorption Dynamics
Explore adsorption as a powerful tool for environmental challenges. This guide bridges theory with real-world application, covering fundamentals, advanced materials, and process design for water and air purification. A vital resource for researchers, students, and professionals.
This book presents a theoretical description of fiber Bragg gratings, focusing on channel densification and tunability. It includes full Matlab code to synthesize and optimize various gratings using genetic algorithms, simulated annealing, and tabu search.
Explore bulk and nanostructure crystals, from crystal lattices and band theory to energy gaps. This book discusses low-dimensional systems like graphene and carbon nanotubes and is an ideal introduction for students and researchers in condensed matter physics.
This book explores how magnetic reconnection in solar flares accelerates particles. These particles heat the solar atmosphere, launching supersonic shocks into the Sun’s interior and causing the seismic responses on the photosphere known as sunquakes.
Everything You Need to Know About Black Holes
What are black holes? They may hold the key to unifying Einstein’s gravity and quantum mechanics. Are they the final stage of a collapsing star? Or do primordial black holes reveal a different origin? This book presents the latest insights into these enormous challenges.
This book investigates dynamical mass generation in four-fermion models, exploring the composite Higgs boson and effective chiral Lagrangians. It proves these models describe the region between asymptotic freedom and quark confinement.
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