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A. B. Ligginscs including rates of convergence of estimators.Presents a tThis book provides an account of weak convergence theory, empirical processes, and their application to a wide variety of problems in statistics. The first part of the book presents a thorough treatment of stochastic convergence in its vari

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Photoelastic stress analysis,traditionally to study plane polymer models of structures (Frocht, 1941a, 1941b) by passing polarized light through transparent, loaded models and interpreting stress fields from the formation of interference fringes. The fringes appear because the chosen materials become optically anisotropic when

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Speckle techniques, light. In the early days of lasers, the effect was regarded purely as a nuisance, but it was not long before scientists started to study speckle for its own sake (Dainty, 1984) and to develop practical applications of the phenomenon.

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Optometric methods in biomechanical gait analysis,ns and forces during walking, which comprise kinematics and kinetics. The actual process of performing such an analysis involves measurement (kinematic and kinetic), storage, retrieval, processing, analysis and presentation. The practical measurement of gait kinematics was not possible until optical

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