Superconductivity Sourcebook






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TitleSuperconductivity Sourcebook
PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons.
Publication DateJanuary 1989
ISBN #0471617067
Descriptionx, 308 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
LC Call No.QC611.92 .H86 1989
Dewey No.621.3 20
Notes"A Wiley Interscience publication"
SubjectsSuperconductivity
Control No.88027676
Dimensions9.56" x 6.41" x .85"


Synopsis

V. Daniel Hunt has provided a complete, one-stop information source to the most recent developments in superconductivity, The Superconductivity Sourcebook provides a comprehensive, up-to-date, and highly authoritative overview of this re-emerging technology.

Featuring more than 600 superconductivity-related definitions, acronyms, and references, Superconductivity Sourcebook provides the specialist with everything that is needed to understand superconductivity -- from the latest and most significant applications to a market potential analysis as well as an update on the status of superconductivity commercialization.

Also included are extensive listings of current reference materials representing state-of-the-art information. These resources include the delineation of the latest periodical literature, journal papers, conference proceedings, reference books, newsletters, journals and studies in the field. In all, more than 1400 individual points of contact are delineated throughout the text for the manager, physicist, engineer, or scientist seeking accurate information on superconductivity. The text is lavishly illustrated with charts, graphs, diagrams, and photographs throughout.


Reviews

V. Daniel Hunt provides a comprehensive and informative overview of superconductivity, description of significant applications, market potential analysis and current status of technology commercialization. Periodical literature, journal papers, conference proceedings, and reference books; national information resources including newsletters, journals, special reports, and video resources are listed. No index. Acidic paper. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Booknews, Inc. , 05/01/89


Description

The recent discovery of superconductivity at temperatures above 95 K is one of the most important scientific events of the past decade -- a discovery that presents the possibility of superconductivity at temperatures at or above room temperature. The Superconductivity Sourcebook provides a comprehensive, up-to-date, and highly authoritative overview of this re-emerging technology.

The Superconductivity Sourcebook features more than 600 superconductivity-related definitions, acronyms, and references. It gives the specialist everything that's needed to understand superconductivity --from the latest and most significant applications to a market potential analysis; as well as an update on the status of commercialization. All in all, more than 1400 individual points of contact are delineated throughout the book for the manager, physicist, engineer, or scientist seeking accurate information on superconductivity.


Benefits

This sourcebook is ideal for learning about:

  • Superconductivity applications—covers magnetic applications, medical applications, superconducting supercollider (SSC), superconducting radio frequency cavities, defense systems, electronic applications, computer systems, sensor applications, analog signal processors, magnetic shielding, voltage standard, electric power and utility applications, and transportation.

  • The market potential of superconductivity—contains a "business guide" to superconductivity products and details superconductivity funding activities in the United States, Japan, and other leading industrial countries.

  • Commercializing superconductivity—explains the government's role in commercializing superconductor applications.

  • Superconductivity definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations—shows how various terms are defined and related to a wide range of applications, from high energy physics to medical imaging, electronics, and R&D materials. The Superconductivity Sourcebook also includes extensive listings of the current reference materials representing the state-of-the-art information. Those resources include the delineation of the latest periodical literature, journal papers, conference proceedings, reference books, newsletters, journals, and studies in the field. Lavishly illustrated with charts, graphs, diagrams, and photographs throughout, The Superconductivity Sourcebook is a complete, one-stop information source to the state of the art in superconductivity.

Commentary

An up-to-date overview of superconductor theory and applications. Presents the basics of superconductivity, followed by a survey of recent research results from around the world, including the latest warm-temperature superconductivity experiments. Also addresses commercial aspects of superconductivity describing current and future applications of superconductors in various fields such as high energy physics, medical imaging, energy, electronics, and materials science. Includes a wealth of illustrations, photographs, charts, graphs, and diagrams.

The publisher, John Wiley & Sons


Table of Contents

1. Overview of Superconductivity
2. Superconductivity Applications
3. Market Potential
4. Commercializing Superconductivity
5. Superconductivity Definitions A-Z
6 . Acronyms and Abbreviations
7. Periodical Literature
8. Journal Papers
9. Conference Proceedings and Papers
10. Superconductivity Reference Books
11. Information Resources
12. Products and Services
13. Points of Contact
14. The Federal Superconductivity Initiative


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