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Materials for Tomorrow --Theory, Experiments and Modelling
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Preface
4 b T J9 g$ V; |5 U. c1 sMaterials science has assumed a key position for new technological developments,
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Nowadays it occupies a bridging position between physics, chemistry and engineering
! T0 B, J% y- u1 Yand extends from basic science in physics and chemistry on the
: q' T7 V: l i, M4 hatomic scale to large-scale applications in industry. The increasing number
; X1 V' {# }3 M0 j% B! z0 d8 Pof materials science study courses at universities underlines the present and. L3 J" X; v* E# I# `3 X
future importance of understanding and developing materials for the future.( I3 l; \( g4 K' I5 w6 {6 O
The contributions to this book evolved from the lectures of such a course,
/ H& }2 K; q$ `- {namely the Heraeus summer school on “New Materials for Today, Tomorrow
@0 n+ \: b% p7 r# ^, Fand Beyond”, held at Chemnitz University of Technology in October 2004.
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