Random heterogeneous materials

Random heterogeneous materials

by S. Torquato

Part of Interdisciplinary applied mathematics -- v. 16.

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"This volume will be of particular interest to graduate students and researchers in applied mathematics, physics, chemistry, materials sciences, engineering, geophysics, and biology. Moreover, the book is self-contained and approachable by the nonspecialist."--BOOK JACKET.

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    How does Torquato's exploration of microscopic randomness and disorder in composite materials change your perception of the physical structures we interact with every day?

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    In what ways can the mathematical concepts used to describe heterogeneous materials be metaphorically applied to complex social systems or human communities?

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    The book bridges several distinct disciplines like physics, chemistry, and biology; how does this interdisciplinary approach challenge the way we traditionally categorize scientific knowledge?

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