num_pages: 378
description: The material presented in this volume addresses the use of mathematics in the non-destructive testing of industrial components. NDT has gained increasing importance due to the demand for a high level of safety in manufacturing plant and products. The NDT community recognizes that mathematicalmodelling can play a vital role in developing techniques for this purpose, one that complements the traditional experimental research in developing, validating, and improving inspection procedures. The material assembled here emphasizes the application of the models as well as their theoreticalbasis and is aimed at encouraging the dialogue between theoreticians and practicing engineers. Contributions include comprehensive review articles covering a wide range of NDT techniques as well as more specialized papers describing areas of topical interest.
language: English
title: Mathematical Modelling in Non-Destructive Testing
titlecomplete: Mathematical Modelling in Non-Destructive Testing (The Institute of Mathematics and its Applications Conference Series, New Series, 16)
publisher: Oxford University Press