NONTRADITIONAL METHODS IN DIFFUSION :

New York, NY: Metallurgical Society of AIME, 1984. First Edition, First Thus . Hardcover. Near Fine/None as Issued. BRAND NEW COPY w/PO name to fEP. Symposium proceedings form the Fall Meeting of The Metallurgical Society, Oct 4-5, 1983, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Quasi-elastic neutron scattering in studies of diffusion of atoms in solids and liquids. The papers are: 1, Quasi-Elastic Neutron Scattering (H. Zabel); 2, Study in Diffusion in Solids by Pulsed Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (H.T. Stokes); 3, Mossbauer Diffusion Studies (J.G. Mullen); 4, Aneslasticity & Diffusion of Hydrogen in Glaasy & Crystalline Metals (B.S. Berry & W.C. Pritchet); 5,Analysis of Anelastic Relaxations Controlled by a Spectrum of Relaxation Times; 6, Ion Beam Analysis & Ion Implantation in the Study of Diffusion (S.M. Myers); 7, Nuclear Reaction Analysis for Diffusion Studies (W.A. Lanford, R. Benenson, C. Burman, & L. Wielunski); 8, Diffusion Analysis Using Secondary Ion Mass Spectroscopy (SIMS) (W.T. Petuskey); 9, The Application of the Path Probability Method to Transport Phenomena (H. Sato); 10, Applications of Linear Response Theory to Diffusion (A.R. Allnatt & Y. Okamura); 11, Machine Calculations in Solid State Diffusion (G. Jacucci); and 12, Application of the Monte Carlo Method to Solid State Diffusion: A Tutorial Approach (G.E. Murch & S.J. Rothman).