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saurabh sharma
could anybody please suggest a good book covering the field of nanotechnology starting from the elementary ideas upto the present developments.
THANKS.
THANKS.
Good book covering the field of nanotechnology
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around recommendations for books covering the field of nanotechnology, with a focus on materials that address both elementary concepts and recent developments in the field.
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Main Points Raised
- One participant requests suggestions for a comprehensive book on nanotechnology, from basic ideas to current advancements.
- Another participant notes that the original post may be in the wrong forum and suggests it will be moved for better visibility.
- A repeated request for book suggestions emphasizes the need for resources covering the entire spectrum of nanotechnology.
- One suggestion includes 'The Most Beautiful Molecule' and 'Pleasure of Finding Things Out' for early ideas in nanotechnology.
- Another participant recommends checking out arxiv.org for research papers on nanotechnology as a supplementary resource.
- A participant humorously mentions the iPod Nano, which appears unrelated to the topic.
- Another recommendation is "Introduction to NANOTECHNOLOGY" by Charles P Poole Jr and Frank J Owens, noted as a useful resource by a participant.
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Participants generally agree on the need for book recommendations, but there is no consensus on specific titles or resources, and multiple suggestions are offered without resolution on the best option.
Contextual Notes
Some posts may not directly address the request for book recommendations, and there are varying levels of relevance in the responses provided.
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Andre
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Hi Saurabh and welcome,
I'm sure there are lots of kind members here, who can help you. Unfortunately your post has landed in a wrong forum somehow. Now no doubt that one the moderators will move this to a more proper area, with a better chance of a reply.
Good luck.
I'm sure there are lots of kind members here, who can help you. Unfortunately your post has landed in a wrong forum somehow. Now no doubt that one the moderators will move this to a more proper area, with a better chance of a reply.
Good luck.
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franznietzsche
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saurabh sharma said:
go to arxiv.org and start searching for nanotech papers. Start reading. Look up anything you don't understand.
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Plastic Photon
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Try 'The Most Beautiful Molecule' and if you want something that goes into the elementary (early) ideas, pick up a copy of 'Pleasure of Finding Things Out', one of the lectures in the book goes into fitting all 24 volumes of Encylcopedia Brittanica on the head of a pin.
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jhe1984
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If you find a good one, please reply on this thread (wherever it ends up). Edit: Here are two websites you might checkout (www.nanotechnology.com[/url]) & ([url]www.foresight.org[/URL]) - you might be able to start from there.
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tribdog
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here's a good one, whoops dropped it. nobody move its right here somewhere
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mattmns
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Hmm, I would think that the first step would be to actually buy the ipod nano.
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marlon
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I suggest "Introduction to NANOTECHNOLOGY" from Charles P Poole Jr and Frank J OWENS. It has served me wellsaurabh sharma said:
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marlon
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