The Third Edition of "Factor Analysis in Chemistry" serves as a comprehensive handbook for factor analysis, integrating the latest research and techniques. It covers history, theory, and applications across various fields, simplifying complex concepts while maintaining mathematical rigor. Suitable for all skill levels, it remains a key reference in the discipline.
Tales Abstracted contains 100 short stories, designed to excite your senses. They are miniature versions of Twilight Zone and Outer Limits television series. They will feed your cravings for spine-tingling ghost stories, space adventure, heart-beating love stories, science fiction, philosophy, nightmares, nonsense, insanity, sanity, absurdity, the macabre, the bizarre, humor, pathos, and all the other sensations imaginable. They will play tricks on your imagination, take your breath away and shock you into reality. They are written for those who are fascinated by the abstractions of life, life outside as well as inside this world. They will take you to worlds you have never seen before. Each tale is designed to grasp your full attention from the first sentence to the very last sentence, often containing an unexpected twist at the end.
The author, an Emeritus Professor of Chemistry with a distinguished 45-year career at Stevens Institute of Technology, has made significant contributions to the field, particularly in Chemometrics. With over 80 research papers and a notable book on factor analysis, he has received numerous accolades for his work. After retirement in 1997, he relocated to Stuart, Florida, where he embraced various hobbies, including ballroom dancing and magic, while also writing "Tales Abstracted" and "200 Tales Abstracted."