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Volume II of the biography explores the life and correspondence of Reverend Adam Sedgwick, a prominent figure in geology. The book, originally published in 1890, offers insights into his contributions to science and education. As a part of Hansebooks' initiative to preserve historical literature, this reprint aims to keep Sedgwick's legacy accessible for future generations. The series highlights the significance of historical writers and scientists, ensuring their work remains available despite its rarity.

Volume 1 of this reprint captures the life and correspondence of Reverend Adam Sedgwick, a prominent figure in the field of geology during the 19th century. The book offers insights into his contributions to science and education, reflecting on his personal experiences and professional relationships. This edition preserves the original text from 1890, providing readers with an authentic glimpse into Sedgwick's thoughts and the historical context of his work.

The first volume of this reprint offers a detailed exploration of the life and correspondence of Reverend Adam Sedgwick, a prominent figure in geology and education during the 19th century. It captures his contributions to science and academia, along with personal insights through his letters. The book provides a valuable historical perspective on Sedgwick's influence and relationships, reflecting the intellectual climate of his time. This edition maintains the integrity of the original 1890 publication, ensuring an authentic reading experience.

Neural-network models for event analysis are widely used in experimental high-energy physics, star/galaxy discrimination, control of adaptive optical systems, prediction of nuclear properties, fast interpolation of potential energy surfaces in chemistry, classification of mass spectra of organic compounds, protein-structure prediction, analysis of DNA sequences, and design of pharmaceuticals. This book, devoted to this highly interdisciplinary research area, addresses scientists and graduate students. The pedagogically written review articles range over a variety of fields including astronomy, nuclear physics, experimental particle physics, bioinformatics, linguistics, and information processing.

The accomplishments and the available expertise of scientists working on spin systems, lattice gauge models, and quantum liquids and solids has culminated in an extraordinary opportunity for rapid and efficient development of realistic strategies and algorithms of ab initio theoretical analysis of conventional and exotic condensed-matter systems. This volume presents the latest results in the interdisciplinary field of lattice many-body systems. These include magnetism and phase transitions and lattice gauge problems in quantum field theory. Also treated are strongly correlated systems that help to unify many-body problems in solid-state physics, crystallography, and materials sciences and that helped their quantitative understanding.