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Polymer networks : principles of their formation, structure and properties
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ISBN: 0751404802 Year: 1998 Publisher: London : Blackie academic and professional,

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Mesoporous molecular sieves 1998 : proceedings of the first international symposium, Baltimore, MD, U.S.A., July 10-12, 1998
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ISBN: 9780444828262 0444828265 9780080536248 0080536247 9786611058517 1281058513 Year: 1998 Publisher: Amsterdam ; New York : Elsevier,

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The original properties of mesoporous molecular sieves are so unique that the design of most existing catalysts could be reconsidered. It might indeed be of interest to introduce MMS either as a support or as the active phase, merely on the basis of their high surface areas, narrow pore size distribution and flexibility in composition. The recent literature provides examples of MMS based catalysts of many types such as acid-base solids, supported metals and supported oxides, mixed oxides, anchored complexes and clusters, grafted organic functional groups and others. Examples of all these devel


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Microporous and mesoporous materials.
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ISSN: 18733093 13871811 Year: 1998 Publisher: New York : Elsevier Science,

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Moduli of curves
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ISBN: 0387984291 0387984380 9786610010295 1280010290 0387227377 Year: 1998 Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] : Springer,

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Aims Theaimofthisbookistoprovideaguidetoarichandfascinatings- ject: algebraic curves, and how they vary in families. The revolution that the ?eld of algebraic geometry has undergone with the introd- tion of schemes, together with new ideas, techniques and viewpoints introduced by Mumford and others, have made it possible for us to understandthebehaviorofcurvesinwaysthatsimplywerenotpos- ble a half-century ago. This in turn has led, over the last few decades, to a burst of activity in the area, resolving long-standing problems and generating new and unforeseen results and questions. We hope to acquaint you both with these results and with the ideas that have made them possible. The book isn’t intended to be a de?nitive reference: the subject is developing too rapidly for that to be a feasible goal, even if we had the expertise necessary for the task. Our preference has been to - cus on examples and applications rather than on foundations. When discussing techniques we’ve chosen to sacri?ce proofs of some, even basic,results—particularlywherewecanprovideagoodreference— inordertoshowhowthemethodsareusedtostudymoduliofcurves. Likewise, we often prove results in special cases which we feel bring out the important ideas with a minimum of technical complication.

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