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Born in about 1214, Bacon became a monk but was educated at Oxford before gaining a doctorate in Paris. His subjects included philosophy, divinity, mathematics, physics, chemistry and even cosmology. He carefully purified potassium nitrate (by recrystallisation from water) and went on to experiment with different proportions of the other two ingredients (sulfur and willow charcoal) until he was satisfied that. 

Under his father s tutelage until age 16, Sadi entered the Ecole Polytechnique (which his father had helped to found) to pursue a career in military engineering. However, the continued political turmoil, including his father s exile after the Battle of Waterloo, brought considerable disappointment and frustration to the self-effacing young military officer. He thereupon took retirement from active military service in 1818 to pursue personal studies in Paris, with roommate Hippolyte. Sadi s broad interests in mathematics, physics, chemistry, natural history, literature, music, and athletics were combined with... 

Quantum chemistry is hence a rapidly developing field which falls between the historically established areas of mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology. As a result there is a wide diversity of backgrounds among those interested in quantum chemistry. Since the results of the research are reported in periodicals of many different types, it has become increasingly difficult for both the expert and the nonexpert to follow the rapid development in this new multidisciplinary area. 

Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and Monte Carlo are notorious for their day and night use of such random number generators as billiards, roulette, and cards. Because of this, the idea and even the name of Monte Carlo (MC) have been accepted in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology. The key concept is that a random number, when drawn successively many times, may serve to create a sequence of system snapshots. 

The book provides students and practitioners with the necessary tools for analyzing processes and plants and designing them for safety. It makes use of knowledge in mathematics, physics, chemistry, as well as of thermal and fluid dynamics, as taught during the first semesters of engineering courses. 

A.A. Khassin, NATO Science Series IT. Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry 2005, 191, 249-271. 

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