Stigmatic Optics (Second Edition) Dr Alexandra HarlanderStigmatism refers to the image formation property of an optical system which focuses a single point source in object space into a single point in image space. Two such points are called a stigmatic pair of the optical system.
Developments in Photoelasticity presents the time-tested advancements that have brought about a fundamental change in employing photoelastic analysis to solve a diverse range of applications
This chapter reviews research on species and functional groups that provide services in tropical forests and highlights areas in need of more research
assesses what it would take for an economy to transition to a position that enabled it to prosper without growth
The chapter discusses the key components of a modernization programme including the need for policy and legislation
from as early as the fourth century until the present day
Freeman originally published this book in 1983
its carbon footprint as well as all the other different on- and off-farm impacts caused by the tea industry
and assignments that are developed by faculty for students
how to judge between good ideas and bad ones
This chapter first discusses research on genes associated with pathogen resistance and porcine immune response
This chapter presents and discusses recent studies and technologies relevant to the breeding and cultivation of pomegranate fruit crops
This chapter considers the two nitrogen-utilising systems in the cow: the rumen microbiota and ruminant tissues
