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Random Fields: Analysis and Synthesis Revised and Expanded New ed Edition
Author(s): Vanmarcke Erik (Author)
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company
- Publication Date: 21 July 2010
- Edition: Revised and Expanded New ed
- Language: English
- Print length: 362 pages
- ISBN-10: 9812562974
- ISBN-13: 9789812562975
Book Description
Random Fields is self-contained and unified in presentation. The first edition was found, in a review in EOS (American Geophysical Union) to be “both technically interesting and a pleasure to read . . . the presentation is clear and the book should be useful to almost anyone who uses random processes to solve problems in engineering or science . . . and (there is) continued emphasis on describing the mathematics in physical terms.”
Editorial Reviews
Review
The author explains in a clear and thorough way the intricacies of random field modeling. Every time I pick up the book, I discover something new and exciting. I especially like its lucid coverage of the effects of local averaging, which provides an excellent basis for describing the world around us. –Gordon A Fenton Professor of Applied Mathematics Dalhousie University, Canada
As a researcher of the topic of laser beam propagation through random media for the last 35 years, I’m very familiar with random field theory. Vanmarcke’s book on this highly complex topic is written in a way that makes the material very accessible. It is a key reference for my students. –Ronald L Phillips Professor Emeritus School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science University of Central Florida and Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA
The author explains in a clear and thorough way the intricacies of random field modeling. Every time I pick up the book, I discover something new and exciting. I especially like its lucid coverage of the effects of local averaging, which provides an excellent basis for describing the world around us. –Gordon A Fenton Professor of Applied Mathematics Dalhousie University, Canada
As a researcher of the topic of laser beam propagation through random media for the last 35 years, I’m very familiar with random field theory. Vanmarcke’s book on this highly complex topic is written in a way that makes the material very accessible. It is a key reference for my students. –Ronald L Phillips Professor Emeritus School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science University of Central Florida and Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA
From the Back Cover
Random Fields is self-contained and unified in presentation. The first edition was found, in a review in EOS (American Geophysical Union) to be “both technically interesting and a pleasure to read ]] the presentation is clear and the book should be useful to almost anyone who uses random processes to solve problems in engineering or science ]] and (there is) continued emphasis on describing the mathematics in physical terms.”
