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Introducing gravitational-wave data analysis, this book is an ideal starting point for researchers entering the field, and researchers currently analyzing data. Detailed derivations of the basic formulae enable readers to apply general statistical concepts to the analysis of gravitational-wave signals. It also discusses new ideas on devising the efficient algorithms.

This book presents a coherent and comprehensive overview of neutrino physics, covering all major areas of interest. Presents fresh data, updates and material, including a chapter on direct measurements of the neutrino mass.

This book covers the physics of QCD phase transitions from fundamentals to frontiers, discussing the theory and experiments, from little bang experiments on earth to the Big Bang universe and compact stars. A self-contained introduction, the book is suitable as a textbook for graduate courses as well as for researchers.

Written by leading experts in the field, this book provides an authoritative overview on electromagnetic interactions. It describes the main features of the experimental data and the theoretical ideas used in their interpretation, and is an essential reference for graduate students and researchers in particle physics and electromagnetic interactions.

Based on lectures given by the distinguished physicist V. N. Gribov, this book introduces the theory of quantum electrodynamics in the shortest and clearest way for applied use. A distinctive feature is the systematic use of the Green function method which allows a straightforward generalization to strong and weak interactions.

This book presents a coherent and comprehensive overview of neutrino physics, covering all major areas of interest. Presents fresh data, updates and material, including a chapter on direct measurements of the neutrino mass.

Introduces modern developments on the bound state problem in Schroedinger potential theory and its applications in particle physics. It covers two-body problems, relativistic generalisations, the inverse problem, 3-body and N-body problems. Emphasis is given to showing how theory can be tested by experiment. Many references are provided.