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HIGH-PERFORMANCE CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS:Science and Applications
Copyright © 2008 by World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.
All rights reserved. This book, or parts thereof, may not be reproduced in any form or by any means,
electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or any information storage and retrieval
system now known or to be invented, without written permission from the Publisher.
Author:D.D.L. Chung Book Series Editor Buffalo, NY, U.S.A.
This is the inaugural volume of the book series “Engineering Materials
for Technological Needs”. The technological needs relevant to this
series include those that are related to the electronic, optical, magnetic,
thermal, electrochemical, energy, environmental, structural, construction,
aerospace, automobile, security, manufacturing and medical industries.
Each book in the series addresses materials that serve various functions
in a particular area of technological need by describing the relevant
scientific concepts, the status of the technological need, the limitations of
the technology, the pros and cons of the materials available, how the
materials are applied, evaluated and fabricated, how various materials are
integrated to form an assembly that can be used in practice, the
performance and durability of the competing materials for each specific
application, and the future directions.
The books in this series differ from other books in their emphasis on
materials for technological needs. Existing books in the materials area
largely focus on the fundamental science of particular classes of
materials. The material classes in these existing books tend to be
distinguished from the viewpoint of science rather than the viewpoint of
applications. In contrast, from the viewpoint of a particular application,
the relevant materials may include metals, polymers, ceramics,
composites and semiconductors, which constitute the traditional classes
of materials. The impetus of scientific research hinges on the success of
applications. It is important to develop materials for applications rather
than just studying materials for the sake of advancing the science of
materials. In spite of the obvious importance of the linkage between
science and applications, this linkage has long been weak, due to
insufficient communication between the science community and the
application community. This book series is intended to alleviate this
problem by addressing materials from an application perspective. The
books do not assume prior knowledge of the applications and require from
its readers the equivalence of only one introductory course in
materials science. Due to the tutorial nature of the books in the series,
the books are expected to be useful as textbooks in undergraduate and
graduate levels. In addition, due to the timeliness and importance of the
topics and to the inclusion of an up-to-date list of references, these books
are expected to be used by professionals as reference books as well.
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