Fisica tecnica per l’ingegneria biomedica
Proposta del 10 ottobre 2025
Titolo: Fisica tecnica per l’ingegneria biomedica
Autori: Umberto Lucia, Giulia Grisolia
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Anno pubbl.: 2025
ISBN: 9798219065453
Proposto a: BCI
Autori: Umberto Lucia, Giulia Grisolia
Editore:
Anno pubbl.: 2025
ISBN: 9798219065453
Proposto a: BCI
Il volume tratta in modo chiaro e aggiornato i fondamenti di termodinamica e trasferimento di energia, con applicazioni specifiche all’ingegneria biomedica.
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