Cambridge Monographs on Physics: Interferometry by W. H. Steel (1967- Hardcover)

W. H. Steel's authoritative text covers a broad range of topics, from the fundamental concepts and mathematical foundations of interferometry to its practical implementations in various scientific and industrial contexts. The author meticulously explores the design and function of different interferometers, the interpretation of interference patterns, and the precision measurement capabilities of this technique.

Given its history as part of a prestigious technical library collection, this book is not only a repository of scientific knowledge but also a piece of scholarly heritage. Potential buyers should note that, as a used library reclamation, the book contains stamps, markings, and other signs of previous library use. This text is ideal for physicists, engineers, and students seeking a thorough understanding of interferometric techniques and their wide-ranging applications.