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This book is a result of many years in active design work in the semiconductor industry. I started my career as a theoretical physicist working on dense matter theory and electromagnetic fields in an astrophysical environment. After a few years my interest turned toward integrated circuit design, where there were also electromagnetic fields, and I have been working in this field ever since. It is a rich environment for the study of nature and mathematics and I am thrilled to be a part of it. As a theoretical physicist one always tries to get a handle on experiments and observations by doing simple math- ematical modeling, and in my stint as a postdoc in the theoretical physics group at Caltech in the 1990s I was part of an Order of Magnitude Physics, 103c class that took this idea to town. The students were asked to estimate things such as the amount of rubber dumped into the air from cars on LA’s freeways and how long a grass straw would grow in a week with a given precipitation and sunlight. The class was taught by Professor Peter Goldreich and Professor Sterl Phinney, and it opened my eyes to the power of estimation. In my career I have always tried to understand things by first

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Author

Mikael Sahrling

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)

Published

2019

Language

EN

ISBN

9781108498456

Category

nonfiction