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ISBN: 1-281-75992-9

Serie: Annals of discrete mathematics ; 5

Inhalt: Discrete Optimization I

Anmerkung: Description based upon print version of record. , Cover; TOCContents; Part 3: Methodology; Section 1: Surveys; CHChapter 1. Disjunctive programming; CHChapter 2. Methods of nonlinear 0-1 programming; CHChapter 3. An introduction to the theory of cutting planes; CHChapter 4. On the group problem and a subadditive approach to integer programming; CHChapter 5. A survey of lagrangian techniques for discrete optimization; CHChapter 6. Enumerative methods in integer programming; Section 2: Reports; CHChapter 7. Branch and bound/implicit enumeration; CHChapter 8. Cutting planes; CHChapter 9. Group theoretic and lagrangean methods , Part 4: Computer codesSection 3: Surveys; CHChapter 10. Branch and bound methods for mathematical programming systems; CHChapter 11. Computer codes for problems of integer programming; Section 4: Reports; CHChapter 12. Current state of computer codes for discrete optimization; CHChapter 13. Codes for special problems; CHChapter 14. Current computer codes; Part 5: Applications; Section 5: Surveys; CHChapter 15. Optimization and approximation in deterministic sequencing and scheduling: a survey; CHChapter 16. Selected families of location problems , CHChapter 17. A survey of multiple criteria integer programming methodsSection 6: Reports; CHChapter 18. Industrial applications; CHChapter 19. Modeling; CHChapter 20. Location and distribution problems; CHChapter 21. Communication and electrical networks; CHChapter 22. Scheduling; Conclusive remarks , English

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ISBN: 1-281-76842-1 , 9786611768423 , 0-08-085991-7

Serie: Methods of experimental physics ; v.12B

Anmerkung: Description based upon print version of record. , Front Cover; Astrophysics: PART B: Radio Telescopes; Copyright Page; Contents; Contributors; Foreword; Preface; Contents of Volume 12, Parts A and C; Contributors to Volume 12, Parts A and C; Chapter 1. Radio Telescopes; 1.1. Essentials of Radiometric Measurements; 1.2. Types of Astronomical Antennas; 1.3. Analysis of Paraboloidal-Reflector Systems; 1.4. Feed Systems for Paraboloidal Reflectors; 1.5. Antenna Calibration; 1.6. Practical Problems of Antenna Arrays; Chapter 2. Atmospheric Effects; 2.1. The Ionosphere; 2.2. Structure of the Neutral Atmosphere , 2.3. Absorption and Emission by Atmospheric Gases; 2.4. Extinction by Condensed Water; 2.5. Refraction Effects in the Neutral Atmosphere; Chapter 3. Radiometers; 3.1. Radiometer Fundamentals; 3.2. Parametric Amplifiers; 3.3. Maser Amplifiers; 3.4. Multichannel-Filter Spectrometers; 3.5. Autocorrelation Spectrometers; Index for Volume 12, Part B; Index for Volume 12, Part C , English

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Sprache: Englisch

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Umfang: 1 online resource (177 p.)

ISBN: 1-281-76333-0 , 9786611763336 , 0-08-087397-9

Serie: Pure and applied mathematics, a series of monographs and textbooks ; 81

Inhalt: Functional analysis

Anmerkung: Includes index. , Front Cover; Functional Analysis; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1. Preliminaries; 1. Norms on a Vector Space; 2. Finite Dimensional Normed Spaces; 3. Infinite Dimensional Spaces. Hamel and Schauder Bases; Chapter 2. Operator Theory; 1. Compact Linear Operators; 2. Riesz Theory and Complementary Subspaces; 3. The Open-Mapping Theorem; 4. Quotient Spaces of l1; 5. The Closed Graph Theorem; Chapter 3. Linear Functionals; 1. Special Subspaces of Ia and l1. The Dual Space; 2. The Hahn-Banach Theorem; 3. The Banach-Steinhaus Theorem , 4. The Completion of a Normed Space. Reflexive Banach SpacesChapter 4. The Weak Topology; 1. Topology from a Family of Seminorms; 2. Sets Which Define Seminorms; 3. Locally Convex Spaces. Kolmogorov's Theorem; 4. The Hahn-Banach Theorem. Reflexive Banach Spaces; Chapter 5. More about Weak Topologies; 1. Dual Spaces and the Krien-Milman Theorem; 2. The Eberlein-Smulian Theorem; Chapter 6. Applications to Analysis; 1. Applications to Trigonometric Series; 2. Miscellaneous Applications; Chapter 7. The Theory of Distributions; 1. Some Function Spaces. Partitions of Unity; 2. Fréchet Spaces , 3. The Fourier Transform4. Distributions: Definition and Characterizations; 5. Distributions: Examples. Properties, and Applications; Appendix A: Solutions to Starred Problems in Chapters 1-4; Appendix B: Reflexive Banach Spaces; References; Index , English

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Sprache: Englisch

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ISBN: 1-281-98519-8 , 9786611985196 , 0-08-086764-2

Serie: Annals of discrete mathematics ; 1

Inhalt: Studies in integer programming

Anmerkung: Proceedings of the Workshop which was organized by the Institute of Operations Research, University of Bonn, and was sponsored by IBM Germany. , Front Cover; Studies in Integer Programming; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1. Reduction and Decomposition of Integer Programs Over Cones; Chapter 2. Some Valid Inequalities for the Set Partitioning Problem; Chapter 3. Backtracking Algorithms for Network Reliability Analysis; Chapter 4. Coloring the Edges of a Hypergraph and Linear Programming Techniques; Chapter 5. Sharp Lower Bounds and Efficient Algorithms for the Simple Plant Location Problem; Chapter 6. Partial Orderings in Implicit Enumeration; Chapter 7. A Subadditive Approach to Solve Linear Integer Programs , Chapter 8. Aggregation of Inequalities in Integer ProgrammingChapter 9. On the Uncapacitated Location Problem; Chapter 10. Some Coloring Techniques; Chapter 11. A Min-Max Relation for Submodular Functions on Graphs; Chapter 12. How Can Specialized Discrete and Convex Optimization Methods be Married; Chapter 13. On Integer and Mixed Integer Fractional Programming Problems; Chapter 14. Graphs with Cycles Containing Given Paths; Chapter 15. Algorithms for Exploiting the Structure of the Simple Plant Location Problem; Chapter 16. Reduction Methods for State Enumeration Integer Programming , Chapter 17. Subdegrees and Chromatic Numbers of HypergraphsChapter 18. Cutting-Plane Theory: Disjunctive Methods; Chapter 19. A 'Pseudopolynomial' Algorithm for Sequencing Jobs to Minimize Total Tardiness; Chapter 20. Complexity of Machine Scheduling Problems; Chapter 21. Certain Duality Principles in Integer Programming; Chapter 22. Parametric Integer Programming: the Righthand-Side Case; Chapter 23. An Example of Dual Polytopes in the Unit Hypercube; Chapter 24. Implicit Enumeration with Generalized Upper Bounds; Chapter 25. On Some Nonlinear Knapsack Problems , Chapter 26. The Minimal Integral Separator of a Threshold GraphChapter 27. On the Complexity of Set Packing Polyhedra; Chapter 28. Properties of Facets of Binary Polytopes; Chapter 29. Vertex Generation Methods for Problems with Logical Constraints; Chapter 30. Sensitivity Analysis in Integer Programming; Chapter 31. A Lifo Implicit Enumeration Search Algorithm for the Symmetric Traveling Salesman Problem Using Held and Karp's 1-Tree Relaxation; Chapter 32. Computational Performance of Three Subtour Elimination Algorithms for Solving Asymmetric Traveling Salesman Problems , Chapter 33. On Antiblocking sets and PolyhedraChapter 34. On the Generality of Multi-Terminal Flow Theory; Chapter 35. Valid Inequalities, Covering Problems and Discrete Dynamic Programs; Chapter 36. Some Partial Orders Related to Boolean Optimization and the Greedy Algorithm; Chapter 37. Integer Linear Programming with Multiple Objectives , English

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Sprache: Englisch

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ISBN: 1-282-28925-X , 9786612289255 , 0-08-095631-9

Serie: Mathematics in science and engineering ; v. 122

Inhalt: Dynamic stochastic models from empirical data

Anmerkung: Description based upon print version of record. , Front Cover; Dynamic Stochastic Models from Empirical Data; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Notation and Symbols; CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF MODELS; 1a. Nature and Goals of Modeling; 1b. Description of Models; 1c. Choice of a Model for the Given Data; 1d. Validation; Notes; CHAPTER II. PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF STOCHASTIC DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS; Introduction; 2a. Assumptions and Discussion; 2b. Stationarity; 2c. Invertibility; 2d. Covariance Functions and Correlograms; 2e. Spectral Analysis; 2f. Prediction; 2g. Prediction in Multiplicative Systems , 2h. Prediction in Systems with Noisy Observations2i. Rescaled Range-Lag Characteristic; 2j. Fractional Noise Models; 2k. Conclusions; Appendix 2.1. Characteristics of Fractional Noise Models; Problems; CHAPTER III. STRUCTURE OF UNIVARIATE MODELS; Introduction; 3a. Types of Dynamic Stochastic Models; 3b. Types of Empirical Time Series; 3c. Causality; 3d. Choice of Time Scale for Modeling; 3e. Conclusions; Notes; Problems; CHAPTER IV. ESTIMABILITY IN SINGLE OUTPUT SYSTEMS; Introduction; 4a. Estimability of Systems in Standard Form; 4b. Estimability in Systems with Noisy Observations , 4c. Estimability in Systems with AR Disturbances4d. The Estimation Accuracy; 4e. Conclusions; Appendix 4.1; Appendix 4.2. Evaluation of the Cramér-Rao Matrix Lower Bound in Single Output Systems; Problems; CHAPTER V. STRUCTURE AND ESTIMABILITY IN MULTIVARIATE SYSTEMS; Introduction; 5a. Characterization; 5b. The Triangular Canonical Forms; 5c. Diagonal Canonical Forms; 5d. Pseudocanonical Forms; 5e. Discussion of the Three Canonical Forms; 5f. Estimation Accuracy; 5g. Conclusions; Appendix 5.1. Proofs of Theorems; Problems; CHAPTER VI. ESTIMATION IN AUTOREGRESSIVE PROCESSES; Introduction , 6a. Maximum Likelihood Estimators6b. Bayesian Estimators; 6c. Quasi-Maximum Likelihood (QML) Estimators in Single Output Systems; 6d. Computational Methods; 6e. Combined Parameter Estimation and Prediction; 6f. Systems with Slowly Varying Coefficients; 6g. Robust Estimation in AR Models; 6h. Conclusions; Appendix 6.1. Proofs of Theorems in Section 6a; Appendix 6.2. The Expressions for the Posterior Densities; Appendix 6.3. The Derivation of Computational Algorithms; Appendix 6.4. Evaluation of the Cramér-Rao Lower Bound in Multi- variate AR Systems; Problems , CHAPTER VII. PARAMETER ESTIMATION IN SYSTEMS WITH BOTH MOVING AVERAGE AND AUTOREGRESSIVE TERMSIntroduction; 7a. Maximum Likelihood Estimators; 7b. Numerical Methods for CML Estimation; 7c. Limited Information Estimates; 7d. Numerical Experiments with Estimation Methods; 7e. Conclusions; Problems; CHAPTER VIII. CLASS SELECTION AND VALIDATION OF UNIVARIATE MODELS; Introduction; 8a.The Nature of the Selection Problem; 8b.The Different Methods of Class Selection; 8c. Validation of Fitted Models; 8d. Discussion of Selection and Validation; 8e. Conclusions , Appendix 8.1. Mean Square Prediction Error of Redundant Models , English

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Sprache: Englisch

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ISBN: 1-281-77773-0 , 9786611777739 , 0-08-087461-4

Serie: Studies in environmental science ; 2

Inhalt: Air pollution reference measurement methods and systems

Anmerkung: Description based upon print version of record. , Front Cover; Air Pollution Reference Measurement Methods and Systems; Contents; Preface, His Royal Highness the Prince of the Netherlands; Introduction, Recommendations and Follow-up; Chapter 1. Reference methods and systems for air pollution studies; Chapter 2. Philosophy and principles of reference methods; Chapter 3. Comparability of air pollution measurements and the use of reference methods; Chapter 4. Dynamic generation of test atmospheres - quantitative aspects; Chapter 5. On the use of portable sampling units for reference measurement mthods , Chapter 6. Some economic aspects of a calibration unit as a part of a reference systemChapter 7. Application of reference methods in ambient air monitoring programs; Chapter 8. Principles for air quality assessment by impact and background; Chapter 9. Real time validation of air quality data; Chapter 10. Air pollution measurement system in India; Chapter 11. Pan American air monitoring network; Chapter 12. Aerosol spectrometry with centrifuges; Chapter 13. An evaluation of measuring methods for particulate matter; Chapter 14. Global air quality monitoring , Chapter 15. Standardization in meteorologyChapter 16. Intercomparison of analytical methods within the European monitoring and evaluation programme (EMEP); Chapter 17. Some aspects of the use of reference measurements and reference materials in ""Euregios""; Chapter 18. Short report of the workshop; Chapter 19. List of participants , English

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ISBN: 1-281-76843-X , 9786611768430 , 0-08-088712-0

Serie: Methods of experimental physics ; v. 12C

Anmerkung: Description based upon print version of record. , Front Cover; Astrophysics; Copyright Page; Contents; Contributors; Foreword; Preface; Contents of Volume 12, Parts A and B; Contributors to Volume 12, Parts A and B; Part 4: Single-Antenna Observations; Chapter 4.1. Observations of Small-Diameter Sources; 4.1.1. Introduction; 4.1.2. Solution of the Convolution Integral; 4.1.3. Observational Techniques; 4.1.4. Limits to the Accuracy of an Observation; Chapter 4.2. Fundamentals of Spectral-Line Measurements; 4.2.1. Brief Historical Survey of Early Spectral-Line Measurements; 4.2.2. Special Equipment Requirements for Spectral-Line Work , 4.2.3. The Frequencies of the Radio Lines; 4.2.4. The Strengths of the Radio Lines; 4.2.5. The Calculation of Expected Linewidths; 4.2.6. The Use of Switching Techniques in Spectroscopy; 4.2.7. Intensity Standardization in 21-cm Spectral-Line Work; 4.2.8. Measurements with Multichannel Filter Receivers; Chapter 4.3. Measurements with Radio-Frequency Spectrometers; 4.3.1. Introduction; 4.3.2. Switching Schemes and Baselines; 4.3.3. Baseline Fitting; 4.3.4. Noise Considerations; 4.3.5. The Spectral Resolutions in a Correlator System; Chapter 4.4. Measurements of Galactic 21-cm Hydrogen , 4.4.1. Introduction; 4.4.2. Emission Surveys; 4.4.3. Baseline Determination in Emission Measurements; 4.4.4. Calibration of Scale; 4.4.5. Absorption Measurements; 4.4.6. Baseline Determination in Absorption Measurements; 4.4.7. Zeeman Splitting and Polarization; Chapter 4.5. Pulsar Observing Techniques; 4.5.1. Pulsar Radio Emission; 4.5.2. Sensitivity and Time Resolution; 4.5.3. Dispersion Removal; 4.5.4. Period and Dispersion Determinations; 4.5.5. Polarization Observations; 4.5.6. Spectral Observations; 4.5.7. Interferometric Techniques; 4.5.8. Search Techniques , Chapter 4.6. Lunar Occultation Measurements; 4.6.1. Lunar Occultations; 4.6.2. Method of Observation; 4.6.3. The Moon as a Straight Diffracting Edge; 4.6.4. Shape of the Occultation Curve of a Point Source; 4.6.5. Time Scale of the Occultation Curve of a Point Source; 4.6.6. The Occultation Curve of a Source of Finite Size; 4.6.7. Position Measurement; 4.6.8. Lobe Analysis and Model Fitting; 4.6.9. The Restoration Technique; 4.6.10. Effect of Finite Antenna Beam; 4.6.11. Effect of Finite Receiver Bandwidth; 4.6.12. Effect of Receiver and Antenna Noise; 4.6.13. Minimum Useful Bandwidth , 4.6.14. Choice of Operational Bandwidth; 4.6.15. Practical Restoration Procedure; 4.6.16. Occultation Surveys; 4.6.17. Refraction Effects; Chapter 4.7. Scintillation Measurements; 4.7.1. Introduction; 4.7.2. Diffraction Theory; 4.7.3. Interplanetary Scintillation and Radio Source Structure; 4.7.4. Interstellar Scintillation and the Bandwidth Effect; Part 5: Interferometers and Arrays; Chapter 5.1. Theory of Two-Element Interferometers; 5.1.1. Introduction; 5.1.2. Signal Analysis; 5.1.3. Two-Dimensional Fourier Transform Relation between Brightness and Visibility; 5.1.4. Polarization Measurements with Interferometers , English

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ISBN: 1-281-79361-2 , 9786611793616 , 0-08-087526-2

Serie: Studies in mathematics and its applications ; v. 5

Inhalt: Asymptotic Analysis for Periodic Structures

Anmerkung: Description based upon print version of record. , Front Cover; Asymptotic Analysis for Periodic Structures; Copyright Page; TABLE OF CONTENTS; Introduction; Chapter 1. Elliptic Operators; 1. Setting of the ""model"" problem; 2. Asymptotic expansions; 3. Energy proof of the homogenization formula; 4. LP estimates; 5. Correctors; 6. Second order elliptic operators with non-uniformly oscillating coefficients; 7. Complements on boundary conditions; 8. Reiterated homogenization; 9. Homogenization of elliptic systems; 10. Homogenization of the Stokes equation; 11. Homogenization of equations of Maxwell's type , 12. Homogenization with rapidly oscillating potentials13. Study of lower order terms; 14. Singular perturbations and homogenization; 15. Non-local limits; 16. Introduction to non-linear problems; 17. Homogenization of multi-valued operators; 18. Comments and problems; Bibliography; Chapter 2. Evolution Operators; 1. Parabolic operators: Asymptotic expansions; 2. Convergence of the homogenization of parabolic equations; 3. Evolution operators of hyperbolic, Petrowsky or Schrodinger type; 4. Comments and problems; Bibliography; Chapter 3. Probabilistic Problems and Methods , 1. Stochastic differential equations and connections with partial differential equations2. Martingale formulation of stochastic differential equations; 3. Some results from ergodic theory; 4. Homogenization with a constant coefficients limit operator; 5. Analytic approach to the problem (4.76); 6. Operators with locally periodic coefficients; 7. Reiterated homogenization; 8. Problems with potentials; 9. Homogenization of reflected diffusion processes; 10. Evolution problems; 11. Averaging; 12. Comments and problems; Bibliography , Chapter 4. High Frequency wave Propagation in Periodic Structures1. Formulation of the problems; 2. The W. K. B. or geometrical optics method; 3. Spectral theory for differential operators with periodic coefficients; 4. Simple applications of the spectral expansion; 5. The general geometrical optics expansion; 6. Comments and problems; Bibliography , English

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ISBN: 1-282-29010-X , 9786612290107 , 0-08-095623-8

Serie: Mathematics in science and engineering ; v. 114

Anmerkung: Description based upon print version of record. , Front Cover; A Rational Finite Element Basis; Copyright Page; CONTENTS; PREFACE; THEOREMS AND LEMMAS; Chapter 1. PATCHWORK APPROXIMATION IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS; 1.1 Wedges and Pyramids; 1.2 Definitions and Notation; 1.3 Continuity; 1.4 Patchwork Approximation Spaces and Convergence; 1.5 Wedge Properties; 1.6 Isoparametric Coordinates; 1.7 Generalizations to Sides of Higher Order and to Three-Dimensional Elements; 1.8 Remarks and References; Chapter 2. THE QUADRILATERAL; 2.1 Inadequacy of Polynomials; 2.2 Rational Wedges; 2.3 Areal Coordinates as Limits of Rational Wedges , 2.4 An Example of Quadrilateral Wedges; 2.5 Projective Coordinates; 2.6 Polygons?; Chapter 3. RATIONAL WEDGES FOR SELECTED POLYCONS; 3.1 The 3-Con of Order Four; 3.2 The 4-Con of Order Five; 3.3 The Pentagon; 3.4 Some Elementary Congruences; 3.5 Wedges for 3-Cons of Orders Five and Six; 3.6 Two-sided Elements; 3.7 Related Studies; Chapter 4. ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY FOUNDATIONS; 4.1 Motivation; 4.2 Homogeneous Coordinates and the Projective Plane; 4.3 Intersection of Plane Curves; 4.4 The Fundamental Congruence Theorem; 4.5 Associated Points; 4.6 Resolution of Singularities , 4.7 Remarks and References; Chapter 5. RATIONAL WEDGE CONSTRUCTION FOR POLYCONS AND POLYPOLS; 5.1 Polycon Wedge Construction; 5.2 Verification of Polycon Wedge Properties; 5.3 The Case of the Vanishing Denominator; 5.4 Polypols and Deficit Intersection Points; 5.5 Polypol Wedge Numerators and Adjunct Intersection Points; 5.6 Illustrative Polycubes; Chapter 6. APPROXIMATION OF HIGHER DEGREE; 6.1 Data Fitting; 6.2 Degree Two Approximation; 6.3 Degree Three and Higher Degree Approximation; 6.4 Intermediate Approximation; 6.5 Higher Degree Approximation on Polypols , 6.6 A Concise Algebraic Geometry Analysis; 6.7 Algebrais Reticulation; Chapter 7. THREE-DIMENSIONAL APPROXIMATION; 7.1 Definitions and Background; 7.2 Triangular Prisms and Hexahedra; 7.3 Polyhedra; 7.4 Polycondra; 7.5 The Adjoint of a Well-Set Polypoldron; 7.6 Polypoldra Nodes and Adjacent Factors for Degree k Approximation; 7.7 Attainment of Degree k Approximation; Chapter 8. A RATIONAL SOLUTION TO AN IRRATIONAL PROBLEM; 8.1 Irrational Wedges; 8.2 The Method of Descent; 8.3 Wedges for an Ill-Set Polycon; 8.4 Nonconvex Quadrilaterals; 8.5 Remarks; Chapter 9. FINITE ELEMENT DISCRETIZATION , 9.1 Introductory Remarks; 9.2 Some Simple Quadrature Formulas; 9.3 Consistent Quadrature and the Patch Test; 9.4 Triangle Averaging; 9.5 Mosaic Discretization; 9.6 A Discrete Laplacian for Quadrilaterals; 9.7 Harmonious Discretization; Chapter 10. TWO-LEVEL COMPUTATION; 10.1 Recapitulation; 10.2 Synthesis; 10.3 Coarse Mesh Rebalancing; 10.4 Concluding Remarks; REFERENCES; INDEX , English

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ISBN: 1-281-98438-8 , 9786611984380 , 0-08-087463-0

Serie: Studies in environmental science ; v. 4

Anmerkung: Front Cover; Potential Indutrial Carcinogens and Mutagens; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1. Introduction; References; Chapter 2. Combination effects in chemical carcinogenesis; References; Chapter 3. Aspects of epidemiology, risk-assessment and "threshold dose"; References; Chapter 4. Tabular summaries of potential industrial carcinogens and mutagens; Chapter 5. Alkylating agents-epoxides and lactones; A. Epoxides; B. Lactones; References; Chapter 6. Aziridines, aliphatic sulfuric acid esters, sultones, diazoalkanes and arylalkyltriazenes; A. Aziridines , B. Aliphatic sulfuric acid esters; C. Sultones; D. Diazoalkanes; E. Aryldialkyltriazenes; References; Chapter 7. Phosphoric acid esters; References; Chapter 8. Aldehydes; References; Chapter 9. Acylating agents; References; Chapter 10. Peroxides; References; Chapter 11. Halogenated unsaturated hydrocarbons; References; Chapter 12. Halogenated saturated hydrocarbons; References; Chapter 13. Alkane halides, halogenated alkanols and halogenated ethers; A. Alkane halides; B. Halogenated alkanols; C. Haloethers; References; Chapter 14. Halogenated aryl derivatives; A. Chlorinated benzenes , References; Chapter 15. Halogenated polyaromatic derivatives; References; Chapter 16. Hydrazines, hydroxylamines, carbamates, acetamides, thioacetamides and thioureas; A. Hydrazine and derivatives; B. Hydroxylamines; C. Carbamates; D. Acetamides and thioacetamides; E. Thioureas; References; Chapter 17. Nitrosamines; References; Chapter 18. Aromatic amines and azo dyes; A. Aromatic amines; B. Azo Dyes; References; Chapter 19. Heterocyclic Amines and nitrofurans; A. Amines; B. Nitrofurans; References; Chapter 20. Nitroaromatics and nitroalkanes; A. Nitroaromatics; B. Nitroalkanes; References , Chapter 21. Unsaturated nitriles and azides; A. Unsaturated nitriles; B. Azides; References; Chapter 22. Aromatic hydrocarbons; References; Chapter 23. Anthraquinones, quinones, and polyhydric phenols; A. 9,10-Anthraquinones; B. Quinones; C. Polyhydric phenols; References; Chapter 24. Phthalic and adipic acid esters; References; Chapter 25. Cyclic ethers; References; Chapter 26. Phosphoramides and phosphonium salts; A. Hexamethyl phosphoramide; B. Phosphonium salts .; References; Chapter 27 . Miscellaneous potential carcinogens and mutagens; References; Summary; Subject Index , English

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