A Short History

So what does the list of basic properties of a LG necessary to yield an emergent behavior consistent with the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations look like Such 

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L. F. Haber, The Chemical Industry during the Nineteenth Century, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1958, 292 pp. T. K. Derry and T. 1. Williams, A Short History of Chemical Technology, Oxford University Press, Oxford, I960, 782 pp. 

Dickinson, H. W. (1939). A Short History of the Steam Engine. Cambridge, Eng. Cambridge University Press. 

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Asimov, I. (1965). A Short History of Chemistry. Garden Cicy, NY Dnuhlcday. 

Smith, E. C. (1937). A Short History of Naval and Marine Engineering. Cambridge, England Babcock and Wilcox. 

Transient social use, characteri2ed by a short history of use in social situations, occurring mainly among individuals of average intelhgence who are age 10—16 years... 

With this in mind, I have presented the information in this book in a form that can be easily understood. I think that it is quite important that any student of the body of knowledge that we call "science" needs to be cognizeuit of the history and effort that has been made by those who preceded us. It was Newton who said "If I have seen further, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants . Thus, I have tried to give a short history of each particular segment of solid state theory and technology. 

Krebs, Robert E. The history and use of our earth s chemical elements a reference guide. Westport (CT) Greenwood P, 1998. ix, 346p. ISBN 0-313-30123-9 A short history of chemistry — Atomic structure The periodic table of the chemical elements — Alkali metals and alkali earth metals - Transition elements metals to nonmetals — Metallics and metalloids - Metalloids and nonmetals — Halogens and noble gases - Lanthanide series (rare-earth elements) — Actinide, transuranic, and transactinide series... 

Burland, Cottie Arthur. The magical arts a short history. New York Horizon P, 1966. 196p. 

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T. K. Derry and Trevor I. Williams. A Short History of Technology From the Earliest Times to A.D. 1900. New York Dover Publications Inc., 1993. (Reprint of Oxford University Press edition 1961.)... 

T. K. Derry and Trevor I. Williams. A Short History of Technology. New York Dover, 1960. 

Craddock, P. T. (1992), A short history of the patination of bronze, in Jones, M. (ed.), Why Fakes Matter - Essays on Problems of Authenticity, British Museum, London, pp. 63-70. 

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Revell, S.H. (1974). The breakage-and-reunion theory and the exchange theory for chromosome aberrations induced by ionizing radiations A short history. In Advances in Radiation Biology (Lett, J.T. and Zelle, M., Eds.). Vol. 4, Academic Press, New York, pp. 367-415. 

Gephart, R.E., A Short History of Plutonium Production and Nuclear Waste Generation, Storage, and Release at the Hanford Site, PNNL-SA-32153, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, 1999. 

Chapter 1 is an introduction to the field of molecular fluorescence, starting with a short history of fluorescence. In Chapter 2, the various aspects of light absorption (electronic transitions, UV-visible spectrophotometry) are reviewed. 

Fast, solid state, microwave-assisted, synthesis. A short history of reactions carried out in the solid state under the influence of microwaves was reported by Kniep (1993) who presented this technique as characteristic of a fast solid-state chemistry and described the preparation of CuInS2 by using a method first developed by Whittaker and Mingos (1992) and extended by Landry and Barron(1993). Copper, indium and sulphur (all powders between 100 and 300 mesh) in a molar ratio 1 1 2 were thoroughly mixed and loaded into a silica ampoule. This, sealed under vacuum, was placed in a domestic microwave oven and irradiated at 400 W and 2450 MHz. 

Franklin, K. J. (1949). A Short History of Physiology, 2nd ed. Staples Press, London. Hall, T.S. (1969). Ideas of Life and Matter. Vols.l 2. Chicago Press. 

Leif RC, Stein JH, Zucker RM. A short history of the initial application of anti-5-BrdU to the detection and measurement of S phase. Cytometry A. 2004 Mar 58(l) 45-52. 

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