Color Imaging Fundamentals and Applications
E. Reinhard, E. Khan, A.Akyüz, G. Jonhson
Table of Contents
I Principles
1. Introduction
2. Physics of Light
3. Chemistry of Matter
4. Human Vision
5. Perception
II Color Models
6. Radiometry and Photometry
7. Colorimetry
8. Color Spaces
9. Illuminants
10. Chromatic Adaptation
11. Color and Image Appearance Models
III Digital Color Imaging
12. Image Capture
13. High Dynamic Range Image Capture
14. Display Technologies
15. Image Properties and Image Display
16. Color Management
17. Dynamic Range Reduction
IV Appendices
A. Vectors and Matrices
B. Trigonometry
C. Complex Numbers
D. Units and Constants
E. The CIE Luminous Efficiency Functions
F. CIE Illuminants
G. Chromaticity Coordinates of Paints
Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Simulation in Hysys
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Its about application of HYSYS for flash calculations. An example from "Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics by J.M.Smith" is used to simulate the results.
Fuente: Tabish288
Visualizing the van Deemter equation Understanding HPLC
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The van Deemter equation is important to HPLC. Listen to Hillel Brandes, Ph.D. discuss the equation.
Fuente: HPLCSessions
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