| Description |
1 online resource |
| Contents |
Lattice Specific Heat -- Electronic Specific Heat -- Magnetic Specific Heat -- Specific Heat of Cryogenic Liquids -- Specific-Heat Anomalies -- Experimental Techniques -- Einstein Internal Energy Function (E -- E[subscript 0]) / 3R -- Einstein Specific Heat Function C[subscript v] (Einstein) / 3R -- Debye Internal Energy Function (E -- E[subscript 0]) / 3R -- Debye Specific Heat Function C[subscript v] (Debye) / 3R |
| Summary |
Recent discoveries of new materials and improvements in calorimetric techniques have given new impetus to the subject of specific heat. Nevertheless, there is a serious lack of literature on the subject. This invaluable book, which goes some way towards remedying that, is concerned mainly with the specific heat of matter at ordinary temperatures. It discusses the principles that underlie the theory of specific heat and considers a number of theoretical models in some detail. The subject matter ranges from traditional materials to those recently discovered - heavy fermion compounds, high temperature superconductors, spin glasses and so on - and includes a large number of figures, tables and references. The book will be particularly useful for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as academics and researchers |
| Notes |
"Solutions to problems" (9 p.) inserted |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Low temperatures.
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Materials at low temperatures.
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Specific heat.
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Superconductors -- Thermal properties.
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specific heat.
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SCIENCE -- Mechanics -- Thermodynamics.
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Low temperatures
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Materials at low temperatures
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Specific heat
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Superconductors -- Thermal properties
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781860949395 |
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1860949398 |
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