✍ Scribed by C.W. Hargens
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in everyday applications, many data are provided on the physical, chemical, mechanical, and electrical properties. The correlation is shown between these properties and the effects of various curing agents on performance.
Several chapters have been devoted to the different uses of epoxy resins in adhesives, laminates, castings, sealants, encapsulations, and coatings. Besides having supplied sample formulations for each use, the authors have discussed the various ramifications encountered in application techniques. The general quality of this book is exemplified in the chapter on Plasticizers and Flexibillzers. Herein they make the distinction between the two types of compounds and show how various materials are used in these capacities and their effects on performance.
Wisely enough, the authors have included a chapter on a topic which is becoming more and more prominent, "Handling Methods and Safety Precautions."
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Van Dyke's book is mainly about singular perturbation theory, although it begins with a discussion of some regular perturbation problems. It is the first systematic book on the subject. Principal emphasis is placed on the "method of matched asymptotic expansions," the systematic extension of Prandt
being particularly noteworthy for its detailed treatment of the elementary homotoph and homology theory of simplicial complexes. Some of the topics covered are the theory of continua, relative homology and cohomology, Peano continua, inverse limit sequence and the Eilenberg-Steelrod axioms for simpl