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P. G. Francisago and other cooperating individuals and institutions. The approach provides a formalism that allows the design of optical devices that approach the maximum physically attainable geometric concentration for a given set of optical tolerances. This means that it has the potential to revolutionize the

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Algebraic and geometrical methods,ed depend on the size of the units and are not significant in themselves. Only when there is a natural unit, such as the gas constant R, do numerical values assume absolute significance; for example, the heat capacity at constant volume of an ideal monatomic gas at a high enough temperature is ., wh

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Differential calculus,s essential. Calculus is valuable in science in general, and in chemistry in particular, for many reasons. Amongst these are that it enables us to study the effects of infinitesimal changes in conditions, effects which are often quite simple even though the effect of large finite changes may be quit

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Differential calculus in three or more dimensions; partial differentiation, and an equation connecting them, so that two variables are independent (see Section 1.4). In such cases the geometrical method is to draw a three-dimensional diagram and then to consider two- dimensional sections, which apply when the third variable is held constant. Thus we may consider . against

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Differential equations,eory we may have simple relations for the rates of change with time, distance or temperature of such quantities as energy (thermal conductivity, heat capacity), momentum (force, viscosity) or amount of substance (fluid flow, reaction kinetics, heat of reaction). These theories give rise to equations

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