Diffusion and growth phenomena abound in the real world surrounding us. Someexamples: growth of the world's population, growth rates of humans, public interest in news events, growth and decline of central city populations, pollution of rivers, adoption of agricultural innovations, and spreading of
Diffusion phenomena
β Scribed by Richard Ghez
- Publisher
- Kluwer
- Year
- 2001
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 319
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This book is a second edition of the one that was published by John Wiley & Sons in 1988. The author's intention remains the same in this edition, which is to teach basic aspects of, and methods of solution for diffusion phenomena through physical examples. The emphasis is on modeling and methodology. This book seeks to bridge the gap between physico-chemical statements of certain kinetic processes and their reduction to diffusion problems. It should also constitute a consistent introduction to diffusion phenomena, whatever their origin or further application.
β¦ Subjects
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<p>This book is a second edition of the one that was published by John Wiley & Sons in 1988. It carries a new title because the former one, A Primer of Diffusion Problems, gave the impression of consisting merely of a set of problems relating to diffusion. Nonetheless, my intention was clearly spell
Diffusion and growth phenomena abound in the real world surrounding us. Some examples are growth of the world's population, growth rates of humans, public interest in news events, growth and decline of central city populations, pollution of rivers, adoption of agricultural innovations, and spread
Diffusion and growth phenomena abound in the real world surrounding us. Some examples: growth of the world's population, growth rates of humans, public interest in news events, growth and decline of central city populations, pollution of rivers, adoption of agricultural innovations