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ISBN-13
9780521452533
Book Title
Fractals, Scaling and Growth Far from Equilibrium
ISBN
9780521452533
Subject Area
Science
Publication Name
Fractals, Scaling and Growth Far from Equilibrium
Item Length
10 in
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Subject
Mechanics / General, Physics / General
Series
Cambridge Nonlinear Science Ser.
Publication Year
1997
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.4 in
Author
Paul MEAKIN
Item Width
7 in
Item Weight
50.4 Oz
Number of Pages
694 Pages

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This 1998 book describes the progress that had been made towards the development of a comprehensive understanding of the formation of complex, disorderly patterns under conditions far from equilibrium. The application of fractal geometry and scaling concepts to the quantitative description and understanding of structure formed under non-equilibrium conditions is described. Self-similar fractals, multi-fractals and scaling methods are discussed, with examples, to facilitate applications in the physical sciences. Computer simulations and experimental studies are emphasised, but the author also includes discussion of theoretical advances in the subject. Much of the book deals with diffusion-limited growth processes and the evolution of rough surfaces, although a broad range of other applications is also included. The techniques and topics will be relevant to graduate students and researchers in physics, chemistry, materials science, engineering and the earth sciences, interested in applying the ideas of fractals and scaling.

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Publisher
Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10
0521452538
ISBN-13
9780521452533
eBay Product ID (ePID)
695643

Product Key Features

Author
Paul MEAKIN
Publication Name
Fractals, Scaling and Growth Far from Equilibrium
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Subject
Mechanics / General, Physics / General
Series
Cambridge Nonlinear Science Ser.
Publication Year
1997
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Science
Number of Pages
694 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10 in
Item Height
1.4 in
Item Width
7 in
Item Weight
50.4 Oz

Additional Product Features

LCCN
96-044263
Series Volume Number
Series Number 5
Lc Classification Number
Qc20.7.G44 M43 1998
Reviews
‘In Fractals, Scaling and Growth Far from Equilibrium Paul Meakin gives a masterly survey of the mathematical tools available for describing such surfaces, summarises models of growth and relevant experimental studies, and then applies the mathematics of fractals and scaling to the growth of surfaces and interfaces in materials. This book provides an authoritative account for graduate students and researcher studying the geometry of surfaces and interfaces. [It] provides a definitive account of the mathematical description of shapes of systems far from equilibrium, and richly deserves inclusion in the prestigious Cambridge Nonlinear Science series.’Andrew Briggs, The Times Higher Education Supplement, ‘The mathematical treatment of the book is carefully presented, emphasizing the results, rather than intricate mathematical detail. It is suitable for graduate students, with background in physical sciences. On the whole, the book provides readable treatment of the basics of fractal geometry and scaling, to facilitate quantification of the structures grown under the non-equilibrium conditions … a solid contribution in the field.’Miroslav M. Nova, UK Nonlinear News, 'The mathematical treatment of the book is carefully presented, emphasizing the results, rather than intricate mathematical detail. It is suitable for graduate students, with background in physical sciences. On the whole, the book provides readable treatment of the basics of fractal geometry and scaling, to facilitate quantification of the structures grown under the non-equilibrium conditions ... a solid contribution in the field.'Miroslav M. Nova, UK Nonlinear News, Review of the hardback: '... a true work of scholarship and a very helpful starting point into the appropriate research papers ... The book is handsomely produced ... A good investment for an institutional library in an important area of modern research.' Stephen K. Scott Chemistry in Britain, 'In Fractals, Scaling and Growth Far from Equilibrium Paul Meakin gives a masterly survey of the mathematical tools available for describing such surfaces, summarises models of growth and relevant experimental studies, and then applies the mathematics of fractals and scaling to the growth of surfaces and interfaces in materials. This book provides an authoritative account for graduate students and researcher studying the geometry of surfaces and interfaces. [It] provides a definitive account of the mathematical description of shapes of systems far from equilibrium, and richly deserves inclusion in the prestigious Cambridge Nonlinear Science series.' Andrew Briggs, The Times Higher Education Supplement, ‘… a true work of scholarship and a very helpful starting point into the appropriate research papers … The book is handsomely produced and the inclusion of a small number of colour plates is to be applauded … A good investment for an institutional library in an important area of modern research.’Stephen K. Scott, Chemistry in Britain, '... a true work of scholarship and a very helpful starting point into the appropriate research papers ... The book is handsomely produced and the inclusion of a small number of colour plates is to be applauded ... A good investment for an institutional library in an important area of modern research.' Stephen K. Scott, Chemistry in Britain, Review of the hardback: 'This monograph provides and extensive exposition of the fundamental aspect of scaling, pattern formation far-from-equilibrium and fractals … The mathematical treatment of the book is carefully presented, emphasising the results, rather than intricate mathematical detail … the book provides [a] readable treatment of the basics of fractal geometry and scaling, to facilitate quantification of the structures grown under the non-equilibrium conditions … an extensive bibliography of over 1300 references makes this monograph a solid contribution in the field.' Miroslav M. Novak UK Nonlinear News, 'The mathematical treatment of the book is carefully presented, emphasizing the results, rather than intricate mathematical detail. It is suitable for graduate students, with background in physical sciences. On the whole, the book provides readable treatment of the basics of fractal geometry and scaling, to facilitate quantification of the structures grown under the non-equilibrium conditions ... a solid contribution in the field.' Miroslav M. Nova, UK Nonlinear News, Review of the hardback: '… a true work of scholarship and a very helpful starting point into the appropriate research papers … The book is handsomely produced … A good investment for an institutional library in an important area of modern research.' Stephen K. Scott Chemistry in Britain, Review of the hardback: 'In Fractals, Scaling and Growth Far from Equilibrium Paul Meakin gives a masterly survey of the mathematical tools available for describing such surfaces, summarises models of growth and relevant experimental studies, and then applies the mathematics of fractals and scaling to the growth of surfaces and interfaces in materials. This book provides an authoritative account for graduate students and researcher studying the geometry of surfaces and interfaces. [It] provides a definitive account of the mathematical description of shapes of systems far from equilibrium, and richly deserves inclusion in the prestigious Cambridge Nonlinear Science series.' Andrew Briggs The Times Higher Education Supplement, 'In Fractals, Scaling and Growth Far from Equilibrium Paul Meakin gives a masterly survey of the mathematical tools available for describing such surfaces, summarises models of growth and relevant experimental studies, and then applies the mathematics of fractals and scaling to the growth of surfaces and interfaces in materials. This book provides an authoritative account for graduate students and researcher studying the geometry of surfaces and interfaces. [It] provides a definitive account of the mathematical description of shapes of systems far from equilibrium, and richly deserves inclusion in the prestigious Cambridge Nonlinear Science series.'Andrew Briggs, The Times Higher Education Supplement, Review of the hardback: 'This monograph provides and extensive exposition of the fundamental aspect of scaling, pattern formation far-from-equilibrium and fractals ... The mathematical treatment of the book is carefully presented, emphasising the results, rather than intricate mathematical detail ... the book provides [a] readable treatment of the basics of fractal geometry and scaling, to facilitate quantification of the structures grown under the non-equilibrium conditions ... an extensive bibliography of over 1300 references makes this monograph a solid contribution in the field.' Miroslav M. Novak UK Nonlinear News, '... a true work of scholarship and a very helpful starting point into the appropriate research papers ... The book is handsomely produced and the inclusion of a small number of colour plates is to be applauded ... A good investment for an institutional library in an important area of modern research.'Stephen K. Scott, Chemistry in Britain, ‘This monograph provides and extensive exposition of the fundamental aspect of scaling, pattern formation far-from-equilibrium and fractals … The mathematical treatment of the book is carefully presented, emphasising the results, rather than intricate mathematical detail … the book provides [a] readable treatment of the basics of fractal geometry and scaling, to facilitate quantification of the structures grown under the non-equilibrium conditions. an extensive bibliography of over 1300 references makes this monograph a solid contribution in the field.’Miroslav M. Novak, UK Nonlinear News, 'This monograph provides and extensive exposition of the fundamental aspect of scaling, pattern formation far-from-equilibrium and fractals ... The mathematical treatment of the book is carefully presented, emphasising the results, rather than intricate mathematical detail ... the book provides [a] readable treatment of the basics of fractal geometry and scaling, to facilitate quantification of the structures grown under the non-equilibrium conditions. an extensive bibliography of over 1300 references makes this monograph a solid contribution in the field.'Miroslav M. Novak, UK Nonlinear News
Table of Content
Preface; 1. Pattern formation far from equilibrium; 2. Fractals and scaling; 3. The basic models; 4. Experimental studies; 5. The growth of surfaces and interfaces; Appendix I. Instabilities; Appendix II. Multifractals; Bibliography.
Copyright Date
1997
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Decimal
530.1/3
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes

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