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- Introduction
- Part I - Background
- Polymer Material Science, Processing Properties, Polymer Processes
- Part II - Processing Fundamentals
- Dimensional Analysis and Scaling, Transport Phenomena in Polymer Processing, Analyses Based on Analytical Solutions
- Part III- Numerical Techniques
- Introduction to Numerical Analysis, Finite Differences Method, Finite Element Method, Boundary Element Method, Radial Functions Method
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