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An Introduction to Microscopy by Means of Light, Electrons, X-rays or Ultrasound

The authors of these books are in some respects victims of the field of research in which they work. Recent developments have occurred so rapidly that the accounts are already somewhat dated. There is, for example, no extensive discussion of inductively coupled plasmas as excitation sources. However, the authors and editor cannot be blamed for this and the book will provide a valuable reference work for some years to come. J. N. WALSH