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Applied Linear Analysis for Chemical Engineers: A Multi-scale Approach with Mathematica® (De Gruyter Textbook) - Softcover

Balakotaiah; Vemuri; R. Ratnakar; Ram

 
9783110739695: Applied Linear Analysis for Chemical Engineers: A Multi-scale Approach with Mathematica® (De Gruyter Textbook)

Synopsis

This textbook gives a unified treatment of the solution of various linear equations that arise in science and engineering with examples. It is based on a course taught by the first author for over thirty years. Some unique features include:

  • Use of symbolic software for illustrating and enhancing the impact of physical parameter changes on solutions.
  • Multi-scale analysis of engineering problems with physical interpretation of time and length scales in terms of eigenvalues and eigenvectors/eigenfunctions.
  • Discussion of compartment models for various finite dimensional problems.
  • Evaluation and illustration of functions of matrices (and use of symbolic manipulation) to solve multi-component diffusion-convection-reaction problems.
  • Illustration of the techniques and interpretation of solutions to several classical engineering problems.
  • Emphasis on the connection between discrete (matrix algebra) and continuum.
  • Physical interpretation of adjoint operator and adjoint systems.
  • Use of complex analysis and algebra in the solution of practical engineering problems.

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About the Author

Vemuri Balakotaiah

is a Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and holds the Hugh Roy and Lillie Cranz Cullen Distinguished University Chair at the University of Houston.

Ram R. Ratnakar

is a Subject Matter Expert (Thermodynamics/PVT) and a Sr. Researcher in R&D Mathematics & Computation at Shell Int. E&P.

From the Back Cover

This textbook gives a unified treatment of the solution of various linear equations that arise in science and engineering with examples. It is based on a course taught by the first author for over thirty years. Some unique features include:

"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.