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ooking for applications, (ii) mathematicians working in applications in need of theory, and (iii) scientists and engineers applying mathematical models and methods. The intention of this book is to stimulate this flow of information. In the first three chapters (accessible to third year students of

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GaugingFluid properties and flow measurements are also included in this category, as well as age measurement (dating) of archeological and aging objects. Usually gauging does not provide localized (probing) indications, and does not pertain to composition or elemental analysis. In addition, no imaging info

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Elemental and Content Analysiss to determining the relative content of known materials in a mixture. For example, determining the elemental composition of soil means identifying the elements in the soil (oxygen, silicon, etc.) and their weight fractions. Also determining how much hydrogen in the soil (say due to water moisture)

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Experimentss introduced in the calculations do not undermine the viability of the concept upon which the design is based. Experiments are also used to validate a developed measurement model, and to obtain calibration data necessary to determine the system constants needed to relate the model results to the exp

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Finalizationy demonstration, the development of a prototype suitable for field testing, and finally the full production of a working model. These stages of development are discussed below, guided by reference [1348].

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