tailieunhanh - THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF NON-UNIFORM GASES
The atomic theory of matter asserts that material bodies are made up of small particles. This theory was founded in ancient times by Democritus and expressed in poetic form by Lucretius. This view was challenged by the opposite theory, according to which matter is a continuous expanse. As quantitative science developed, the study of nature brought to light many properties of bodies which appear to depend on the magnitude and motions of their ultimate constituents, and the question of the existence of these tiny, invisible, and immutable particles became conspicuous among scientific enquiries | THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF NON-UNIFORM GASES Third edition s. Chapman . Cowling Cambridge Mathematical Library THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF NON-UNIFORM GASES AN ACCOUNT OF THE KINETIC THEORY OF VISCOSITY THERMAL CONDUCTION AND DIFFUSION IN GASES SYDNEY CHAPMAN . Geophysical Institute College Alaska National Center for Atmospheric Research Boulder Colorado AND T. G. COWLING . Professor of Applied Mathematics Leeds University THIRD EDITION PREPARED IN CO-OPERATION WITH D. BURNETT o CAMBRIDGE qjjjjP UNIVERSITY .
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