Showing posts with label eBooks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eBooks. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Bentham Science eBooks: Ion Implantation and Activation, Volume 2

Bentham Science offers various e-books which cover all major areas of technology, natural science, humanities and medicine. Flexible publication solutions have been supplied to the authors by Bentham e-book. These electronic books are rapidly published using state-of-the-art internet technology.
Here is the review of one of the recent e-books of Bentham, “Ion Implantation and Activation-Volume 2”. This e-book presents the derivation process of related models in a comprehensive step by step manner starting from the fundamental processes and moving up into the more advanced theories.
Ion implantation can be expressed theoretically as a binary collision, and, experimentally using various mathematical functions. Readers can understand how to establish an ion implantation database by combining theory and experimental data. The models described in this eBook can be directly related to practical experimental data with various approaches: physical, empirical or experimental. Readers can also understand the approximations, and assumptions to reach these models. Chapters in the book explain, in depth, various topics such as Pearson functions, LSS theory, Monte Carlo simulations, Edgeworth Polynomials and much more.
This book provides advanced engineering and physics students and researchers with complete and coherent coverage of modern semiconductor process modeling. Readers can also benefit from this volume by acquiring the necessary information to improve contemporary process models by themselves.
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Wednesday, 16 October 2013

Gluten Sensitivity-Diagnosis, Symptoms & Treatment

Gluten is basically composed of specific proteins which are present in various food products such as barley, rye and wheat. Gluten sensitivity is also known as gluten intolerance. It is an array of disorders like wheat allergy and celiac disease in which gluten has an undesirable impact upon the human body.

The various symptoms of this disorder include abdominal pain, headache, vertigos, diarrhea, muscular disturbances and numerous joint pains. The gluten sensitivity can lead to neurological problems like Ataxia.

Celiac disease is an perpetual disorder and its after effects may vary from time to time during the person`s life span. If left untreated, it will increase the risk of developing gastrointestinal cancer.

There are various methods for the diagnosis of celiac disease. It can be diagnosed by performing blood tests as well as through small intestinal biopsy. The biopsy procedure is considered as one of the most accurate testing technique for celiac disease.


The standard treatment is an absolute avoidance of gluten for good. The affected patients should avoid all gluten containing foods and should keep a strict observation on diet in order to allow the intestine to heal.