Metallurgy of elemental and compound semiconductors

Metallurgy of elemental and compound semiconductors

:258 PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED ELECTROMAGNETICWAVES,edited by Rudolph E. Langer. 396 pages, diagrams, 6 )< 9 i,. Madison (Wisconsin), The University of ...

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ELECTROMAGNETICWAVES,edited by Rudolph E. Langer. 396 pages, diagrams, 6 )< 9 i,. Madison (Wisconsin), The University of Wisconsin Press, 1962. Price, $6.00. This is the published record of a symposium on electromagnetic waves which was conducted by the Mathematics Research Center, U. S. Army, on April 10-12, 1961, at the University of Wisconsin. "Its objective was . . . namely, the analysis of the fundamental facts of the wave's (sic) behavior, their propagation, their diffraction, their scattering, etc." Some of the papers included in this book are: "Fields Excited in a Receiving-type Antenna" by F. J. Tischer; "Diffractton by Polygonal Cylinders" by Joseph Keller; "Dipoles in a Dissipative Media" by Ronold W. P. King ;and "Integral Equation Perturbation Methods in Low-frequency Diffraction" by B. Noble. HYDROGEN EMBR1TTLEMENTIN METAL FINISHING, edited by Harold J. Read. 213 pages, diagrams, illustrations, 6 X 9 in. New York, Reinhold Publishing Corp., 1961. Price, $7.50. Representing the papers presented at a symposium held in Los Angeles in 1960, with

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the addition of two special chapters writtell by the editor, this volume covers phases of the problem of hydrogen embrittlement. The seven symposium papers deal with transport of hydrogen, behavior of hydrogen in iron and steel, measurement of hydrogen embrittlement, the effectiveness of undercoats, and the use and control of hydrogen in different types of steel. METALLURGY OF ELEMENTAL AND COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTORS, edited by Ralph O. Grubel. Volume 12 of Metallurgical Society Conferences. 480 pages, diagrams, illustrations, 6 X 9 in. New York, Interscience Publishers, inc., 1961. Price, $13.00.

This volume represents the proceedings of a conference held in Boston in August, 1960. Thirty papers are divided into six topics: Germanium and silicon for Esaki-tunnel diodes ; dendritic growth of germanium ; vapor growth of germanium and silicon ; I I I-V compound growth and solubility considerations; other semiconductor materials (boron, for example) ; and evaluation.

PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED THEORIES IN LOGIC, by Wilhelm Windelband. 81 pages, 5¼ X 72 in. cal Library, 1961. Price, $'2.75.

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ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEARSCIENCE. VOLUME11, edited by Emilio Segr~. 513 pages, diagrams, 6 X 9 in. Palo Alto (Calif.), Annual Reviews, Inc., 1961. Price: $7.00 (U.S.A.) ; $7.50 (foreign). A WRITER'S GUIDE FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS, by Robert R. Rathbone and James B. Stone. 348 pages, diagrams, illustrations, 6 X 9 in. Englewood Cliffs (N. J.), PrenticeHall, Inc., 1962. Price, $7.95 (trade) ; $5.95 (text). MATHEMATICS--ACULTURALAPPROACH,by Morris Kline. 701 pages, diagrams, illustrations, 6 X 9 in. Reading (Mass.), Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc., 1962. Price, $7.75. INTRODUCTIONTO THEORETICALPHYSICALCHEMISTRY,by Sidney Golden. 307 pages, 6 >( 9 in. Reading (Mass.), Addlson-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc., 1961. Price, $9.75. METAL-FILLED PLASTICS,by John Delmonte. 240 pages, diagrams, illustrations, 5½ X 7½ in. New York, Reinhold Publishing Corp., 1961. Price, $5.75.