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    <title>Matériaux foctionnels</title>
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    <description>Title: Matériaux foctionnels
Authors: Talbi, Khedija
Abstract: This work is designed for MASTER students, option: materials physics. Physics department. &#xD;
. The content of this course corresponds to the official program of Functional materials        &#xD;
taught in the second year master.  &#xD;
This course of Functional materials is constituted of about four chapters, its objective &#xD;
introduces students to understand Optical reflection is a physical phenomenon whereby a light &#xD;
wave thus to understand Properties of Functional Materials : &#xD;
 the first chapter : Introduction &#xD;
 The second chapter : Dielectric materials &#xD;
 The third chapter : Electrical conductivity of solids &#xD;
 The fourth chapter : Magnetic and optical properties of solids</description>
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    <title>Cours Cristallographie</title>
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    <description>Title: Cours Cristallographie
Authors: Talbi, Khedija
Abstract: La cristallographie est la science qui étudie les matériaux cristallins : leurs structures &#xD;
atomiques, les relations entre structures et propriétés et la classification des structures &#xD;
cristallines. La cristallographie couvre un ensemble de techniques très puissantes pour &#xD;
explorer la composition et la structure de la matière à l'échelle des atomes et des molécules. &#xD;
Elle trouve aujourd'hui des applications dans presque tous les domaines de l'activité &#xD;
scientifique ou technique : biologie, chimie, sciences de la terre, minéralogie, archéologie, &#xD;
métallurgie, industrie pharmaceutique, industrie agroalimentaire, industrie chimie, médecine, &#xD;
matériaux biologiques et biotechnologie, stockage de substances, laser… Elle est à la base de &#xD;
l’élaboration de tous les nouveaux matériaux : cristaux liquides, matériaux composites, &#xD;
composants électroniques, cellules photovoltaïques, diodes électroluminescentes, téléphones &#xD;
portables, ordinateurs, nanotechnologie, gemmes synthétiques…, Elle utilise la diffraction des &#xD;
rayons X,  par les cristaux,</description>
    <dc:date>2019-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>THERMODYNAMICS LAB</title>
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    <description>Title: THERMODYNAMICS LAB
Authors: Fouddad, Fatma Zohra
Abstract: This laboratory manual is designed for second-year undergraduate students in physics and  focuses on three core areas of thermodynamics and material science: ideal gas behavior,  thermal and electrical conductivity of metals, and the thermal expansion of solids. Each chapter is carefully structured to include theoretical background, clear experimental &#xD;
procedures, data collection methods, and analytical guidance</description>
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    <title>Mathematics Analysis &amp; Algebra</title>
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    <description>Title: Mathematics Analysis &amp; Algebra
Authors: ARRAR, Amina
Abstract: This Mathematics I booklet is intended for first-year students in Materials Science and&#xD;
Technology. It provides a rigorous and gradual introduction to both analysis and algebra,&#xD;
combining theoretical concepts with corrected exercises. The first part focuses on analysis (set&#xD;
theory, real functions, limits, continuity, inverse functions), while the second part covers&#xD;
algebra (algebraic structures, vector spaces, and linear applications). The main objective is to&#xD;
develop solid mathematical intuition and prepare students to apply these concepts in physics&#xD;
and other scientific disciplines.</description>
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