Superconductor Electronics: Fundamentals and Microwave Applications (Graduate Texts in Contemporary Physics) ebook

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This button opens a dialog that displays additional images for this product with the option to zoom in or out. Tell us if something is incorrect. Superconductor Electronics : Fundamentals and Microwave Applications. Graduate Texts in Contemporary Physics. Hinken: Superconductor Electronics: Fundamentals and. Girvin (ed. : The Quantum Hall Effect M. Kaku: Introduction to Superstrings . Lynn (e. : High-Temperature Superconductivity . Klapdor (e. : Neutrinos .

Series: Graduate Texts in Contemporary Physics. The book is very economical in its choice of words and is very dense as a whole. And then the application of quantum mechanics to electrodynamics and statistics is presented. And one of the gems of the book, a chapter on Interpretation is present which very few books present in such a clear and concise manner. This is followed by a brief introduction to relativistic quantum mechanics. People looking for a lot of detailed derivations and explanations will be better off looking elsewhere.

Hinken, Johann H. Verfasser (DE-588)154402761. Rubrics: Supraleitung Mikrowellentechnik Kryoelektronik. Download now Superconductor electronics fundamentals and microwave applications: Download PDF book format. Download DOC book format.

Graduate texts in physics. Superconductor Electronics, Professor Dr. Ing. Johann H. Hinken. Fundamentals of Semiconductors, Professor Dr. Peter Y. Yu, Professor D. Dres. Electroweak and Strong Interactions, An Introduction to Theoretical Particle Physics, Professor Dr. F. Scheck. Clusters and Small Particles, Boris M. Smirnov. The Physics of Quantum Fields, Michael Stone. The Quantum Hall Effect, Richard E. Prange Steven M. Girvin.

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Recent research on superconductors with high critical temperature has led to results that were not available when the original German edition was prepared but could be included in the present English edition. This concerns materials based on bismuth and thallium, as well as measurements of low microwave loss. The author would like to thank Mr. A. H. Armstrong for translating the book from German to English in a very dedicated and competent manner. Thanks are also due once again to Springer-Verlag for their generous support and cordial cooperation. Bad Salzdetfurth September 1989 Johann H. Rinken Preface to the German Edition The development of materials which lose their electrical resistance when cooled, even before reaching the boiling point of liquid nitrogen, has considerably in creased the interest in superconductor technology, and with it superconductor electronics. This development had not been foreseen when work on the present book started, just over a year ago. Nevertheless, recent results of research on materials with high critical temperature are included to the extent that they seem to be confirmed and to be of interest to superconductor electronics. The present book deals with the physical and technological foundations of superconductor electronics so far as they must be known in order to under stand the principal modes of operation of superconductor electronics components.