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laser chemistry: spectroscopy, dynamics and applications
helmut h. telle, angel gonzlez urea, robert j. donovan
Synopsis "laser chemistry: spectroscopy, dynamics and applications"
laser techniques are increasingly being applied to solving problems in chemistry and now form an integral part of a physical chemist ` s range of techniques. these techniques are becoming part of the syllabus of advanced courses in chemistry and physical chemistry as well as in physics. at present there is no textbook available which gives exclusive, modern coverage to this topic, and no book really written for the student. the area of laser chemistry will continue to grow and increase in importance and it seems timely to produce such a textbook. this book would fill a real niche in the wiley list and complement our existing physical chemistry, spectroscopy and instrumentation books. the authors of this textbook aim to provide a basic introduction into the field of laser chemistry and important applications. the textbook does not aim to become a specialised book at the forefront of research, which would have a tendency to date very quickly. i think this is a good proposal for a book. it certainly is aimed at a niche where there is no good textbook at the moment. the idea of providing a basic introduction and not a specialised book is a good one - as specialised books do rapidly go out of date. professor s. price, ucl. i am very happy to hear about this book. i think that the aim of the authors to restrict the book ` s content to the fundamentals and some applications is quite correct. this is what is needed to meet teaching demands at graduate and undergraduate levels. the whole book can serve as the main textbook for a specific course on laser chemistry, which i certainly intend to offer as soon as it (the book) becomes available. professor j. ferrero, universidad nacional de cordoba. the book would be a valuable addition demonstrating the diversity of laser applications in chemistry professor m. ashfold, university of bristol. at the outset i must say that i am extremely enthusiastic about the proposed book. it fills a need that is not currently met by any book on the existing market and i believe it may have considerable commercial success. i know that many other universities offer advanced undergraduate and graduate level courses in reaction dynamics, laser spectroscopy and related areas. i have no doubt that the new book would be keenly adopted in many of these institutions. dr a. ellis, university of leicester. i warmly support this book proposal and would fully agree with the prospective authors that the subject of laser chemistry increasingly occupies a place in the undergraduate curriculum for chemistry and chemical physics courses. moreover, it is not well served by currently available texts. i fully support the stated justifications made by the authors for such a book, and find both the proposed contents and the style of the sample chapter to be very encouraging. dr i. powis, university of nottingham. the book looks excellent and should be pursued. this book has just come at the right time for us. there is a big gap in this area which this book would fill dr p. gardner, umist
