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Readership: Graduate students and professionals in engineering, physics and material science.
Andrew Briggs, Department of Materials, University of Oxford, and Oleg Kolosov, Department of Physics, University of Lancaster
Review(s) from previous edition"Acoustic microscopy had already helped to solve many problems in materials science. A textbook giving a full treatment of acoustic microscopy was therefore bound to be very welcome. Here it is! - Ultrasonics
"Such an elegant technique, so widely applicable, is bound to attract increasing numbers of enthusiasts. They can do no better than turn to this excellent book and learn not only the tools of their specialism but also a great deal of physics admirably expounded and faultlessly illustrated. [...] This is a great book." - Contemporary Physics
"A masterly volume that will not easily be surpassed." - Proceedings RMS
1: Son et Lumiere 2: Focusing and Scanning 3: Resolution 4: Lens Design and Selection 5: Electronic Circuits for Quantitative Microscopy 6: A Little Elementary Acoustics 7: Contrast Theory 8: Experimental Elastic Microanalysis 9: Biological Tissue 10: Layered Structures 11: Anisotropy 12: Surface Cracks and Boundaries 13: Acoustically Excited Probe Microscopy 14: So what happens when you defocus? References Index
