Problem Analysis in Science and Engineering

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS, Page vii
PREFACE, Pages ix-xiii
A GENERAL RE-STATEMENT OF THE LAWS OF DYNAMICS BASED ON GRAPH THEORY, Pages 1-40, GORDON C. ANDREWS
THE NETWORK CONCEPT AS A UNIFYING PRINCIPLE IN ENGINEERING AND THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES, Pages 41-111, FRANKLIN H. BRANIN JR.
SYSTEMS STRUCTURE AND STABILITY, Pages 113-145, F.J. EVANS, A. ABD-ALI
ON MEASUREMENTS AND THEIR GROUP-THEORETICAL FOUNDATION, Pages 147-198, OLE IMMANUEL FRANKSEN
A QUALITATIVE MODEL OF THE QUALITY OF RANGELAND OF THE SAHELIAN ECOSYSTEM, Pages 199-228, DANIEL J. HORNBACH, RAYMOND FITZ
THE MULTIPLE-PARAMETER STABILITY THEORY AND ITS RELATION TO CATASTROPHE THEORY, Pages 229-255, K. HUSEYIN
TENSORS VERSUS MATRICES IN DISCRETE MECHANICS, Pages 257-282, HAYRETTIN KARDESTUNCER
ENERGY, ECOLOGY AND ECONOMICS: ELEMENTS OF A THERMODYNAMICALLY BASED ECONOMY, Pages 283-340, HERMAN E. KOENIG, THOMAS C. EDENS
ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES UNDER PUBLIC REGULATION—A THERMODYNAMIC ANALOGY, Pages 341-360, NIELS C. LIND
A SPARSITY-ORIENTED APPROACH TO THE DESIGN OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS, Pages 361-389, N. ORLANDEA, D.A. CALAHAN
ELEMENTARY CATASTROPHE THEORY, Pages 391-426, M.J. SEWELL
ON THE EXTENSION OF COMPLEMENTARY VARIABLES MODELING THEORY TO BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY, Pages 427-462, G.H. SMERAGE
THE REASON OF THE ANALOGIES IN PHYSICS, Pages 463-514, E. TONTI