QUASICRYSTALS - MARIAN SUROWIEC

Discover the fascinating world of quasicrystals with this comprehensive monograph by Marian Surowiec. Immerse yourself in the aperiodic spatial network and learn about the methods of obtaining these extraordinary structures. Find out how quasicrystals are revolutionizing materials science and what applications they have in modern technologies.

• In-depth analysis of the internal structure of quasicrystals
• Detailed discussion of equilibrium systems containing quasicrystalline phases
• Characterization of quasiperiodicity and the conditions for the formation of quasicrystals
• Description of techniques for obtaining quasicrystals in the laboratory and in industry
• Classification of quasicrystals based on phase diagrams of aluminum alloys
• Discussion of atom configurations in quasicrystalline structures and approximants
• Analysis of defects in quasicrystals and their impact on physical properties

Marian Surowiec's monograph is a compendium of knowledge about quasicrystals that combines theory with practical applications. Based on his extensive scientific experience, the author presents a comprehensive picture of these fascinating materials. This book is an invaluable source of information for students, scientists, and materials engineers who want to delve into the secrets of quasicrystals.

The book also discusses the real structure of quasicrystals, their physical properties, and applications in various fields. The reader will learn how quasicrystals are used to coat wings and fuselages of aircraft, turbine blades of engines, cookware, and in hydrogen storage. It is a fascinating journey through the world of materials science, which opens new perspectives and inspires further research.

This publication is recommended for scientists and students of fields such as materials engineering, metallurgy, physics, chemistry, technical and computer education, geology, and all those who want to expand their knowledge in the field of materials science. Thanks to this monograph, you will understand why quasicrystals are considered one of the most promising materials of the future.

The book was published by PWN in 2020, has 182 pages and a format of 237x170 mm. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading and durability. It is an ideal item for anyone interested in modern materials and their applications in technology.