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Review of Progress in Quantitative Nondestructive Evaluation
This series provides a comprehensive review of the latest research results in quantitative nondestructive evaluation (NDE). Leading investigators working in government agencies, major industries, and universities present a broad spectrum of work extending from basic research to early engineering applications. An international assembly of noted authorities in NDE thoroughly cover such topics as: elastic waves, guided waves, and eddy-current detection, inversion, and modeling; radiography and computed tomography, thermal techniques, and acoustic emission; laser ultrasonics, optical methods, and microwaves; signal processing and image analysis and reconstruction, with an emphasis on interpretation for defect detection; and NDE sensors and fields, both ultrasonic and electromagnetic; engineered materials and composites, bonded joints, pipes, tubing, and biomedical materials; linear and nonlinear properties, ultrasonic backscatter and microstructure, coatings and layers, residual stress and texture, and construction materials; new inspection procedures, process control, and probability of detection. This authoritative and up-to-date analysis of the field will be of interest to investigators in the fields of materials science and engineering, ceramics and glass science, electronic materials and devices, and instrument engineering.
edited by Donald O. Thompson, Dale E. Chimenti.