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Nonlinearity And Disorder Theory And Applications 1st Edition J Garnier Auth

SKU: BELL-4203920

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Publisher: Springer Netherlands

File Extension: PDF

File size: 33.8 MB

Pages: 445

Author: J. Garnier (auth.), Fatkhulla Abdullaev, Ole Bang, Mads Peter Sørensen (eds.)

ISBN: 9781402001925, 9789401005425, 1402001924, 9401005427

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1

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Nonlinearity And Disorder Theory And Applications 1st Edition J Garnier Auth by J. Garnier (auth.), Fatkhulla Abdullaev, Ole Bang, Mads Peter Sørensen (eds.) 9781402001925, 9789401005425, 1402001924, 9401005427 instant download after payment.

An up to date exposition of nonlinear phenomena in random and inhomogeneous media which provides recent results on the combined effects of nonlinearity and inhomogeneity, including random inhomogeneity. Topics covered include recent developments within such popular areas as nonlinear photonic crystals, inhomogeneous optical fibres (dispersion management), discrete nonlinear lattices, discrete breathers, Bose-Einstein condensates, ultra-short optical pulse, Josephson lattices, various types of inhomogeneous waveguides and nonlinear quantization.