This book discusses and explains in a clear, concise, and colloquial style the foundational concepts that determine how Science proceeds in investigating the natural world, and the knowledge it is able to provide. It uses simple facts to explain difficult concepts such as material reality, hypotheses, theory, and the logical foundations of Science.
Focusing on transport phenomena at the nanoscale, this graduate textbook serves as a comprehensive resource for students in physics, chemistry, and electrical engineering. It delves into the unique behaviors and principles governing transport processes in small-scale systems, providing a foundational understanding essential for advanced studies and research in these fields.