Optical Rheometry of Complex Fluids

• 1. Propogation of Electromagnetic Waves ; 2. Transmission by Anisotropic Media: The Jones and Mueller Calculus ; 3. Reflection and Refraction of Light ; 4. Total Intensity Light Scattering ; 5. Chapter 5. Spectroscopic Methods ; 6. Laser Doppler Velocimetry and Dynamic Light Scattering ; 7. Microstructural Theories of Optical Properties ; 1. Design of Optical Instruments ; 2. Selection and Alignment of Optical Components ; 3. Applications and Case Studies

"Fuller's new text....is a wonderful addition to the literature....written in a "user-friendly" style....every student, optical physicist interested in the areas of polymer liquids and colloidal dispersions, and chemical engineer intereted in optical measurements should own a copy of this book." --Optics & Photonics News"Highly recommended for any researchers in the chemical sciences who have an interest in this type of optical technique for characterizing microstructure in complex liquids....This presentation of such a wide range of techniques, unified by a common mathematical formalism, cannot be found in any other recent reference....[T]his monograph evinces Fuller's leadership in optical rheology and should be consulted by anyone who has a serious interest in eithertheoretical or practical aspects of this area." --Journal of the American Chemical Society"Fuller's new text....is a wonderful addition to the literature....written in a "user-friendly" style....every student, optical physicist interested in the areas of polymer liquids and colloidal dispersions, and chemical engineer intereted in optical measurements should own a copy of this book." --Optics & Photonics News"Highly recommended for any researchers in the chemical sciences who have an interest in this type of optical technique for characterizing microstructure in complex liquids....This presentation of such a wide range of techniques, unified by a common mathematical formalism, cannot be found in any other recent reference....[T]his monograph evinces Fuller's leadership in optical rheology and should be consulted by anyone who has a serious interest in eithertheoretical or practical aspects of this area." --Journal of the American Chemical Society