2002, ISBN: 9789056990947

London: Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 1828. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo. Sixth edition, with considerable additions respecting the nature and treatment of the disease… Meer...

London: Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 1828. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo. Sixth edition, with considerable additions respecting the nature and treatment of the disease, and particularly of the more protracted cases. Half contemporary leather, marbled paper boards. Speckled edges. xxviii, 415 pp. Evidence of prior reback, orig. calf spine laid down on newer leather spine. Rubbed to boards, worn to edges. Foxing to endpapers, interior largely clean with only a few sporadic spots. Hinges cracked., Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 1828, 3, No Dust JacketBook: Blemish -- Barely visible shelf wear on both boards, the remainder of the book is pristine.No marks, entries, or signs of previous ownership. ISBM is visible and unaltered (photo). No page toning. Boards and spine are tight and firm, the book lies flat, plumb, and square.Illustrations in the form of graphs, formulas, and tables are found on virtually every page (photo).A tip-in invoice reveals that the origional date of purchase was over two decades ago, by a professor of Physics, and the 2002 purchase price was $110.18."The combination of theoretical physics methods, numerical mathematics and computers has given rise to a new field of physics known as "computational physics." The purpose of this monograph is to present the various methods of computational physics, in particular the methods of band theory.The first chapter of the book provides an introduction to the field and presents the theoretical foundations of band theory. In the second and third chapters the authors describe both traditional and more modern methods of band theory and include practical recommendations for their use. Methods which are discussed include APW (augmented plane wave), Green's function method, LMTO (linear method of MT- orbitals), LKKR (linear Korringer, Kohn and Rostocker method), LAPW (linear augmented plane wave), ASW (augmented spherical waves), and LASO (linear method of augmented Slater orbitals).Great attention is paid to the practical aspects of these theories and the book is structured in such a way as to enable the reader to use any method in practice without reference to other sources.", Gordon and Breach Science, 1998, 5<