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Homogenization theory is a powerful method for modeling the microstructure of composite materials, including superconductors and optical fibers. This book is a complete introduction to the theory. It includes background material on partial differential equations and chapters devoted to the steady and non-steady heat equations, the wave equation, and the linearized system of elasticity.
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Doina Cioranescu (Professor, University of Paris VI and CNRS, France) Patrizia Donato (Professor, University of Rouen, France)
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