Landolt–Börnstein

Landolt–Börnstein is a comprehensive encyclopedia of scientific and medical data, named after the Swiss chemist August Landolt and the German physicist Rudolf Börnstein. It is a significant reference work for researchers and scientists in the field of physics, chemistry, and engineering.

History

The Landolt–Börnstein encyclopedia was first published in 1883 by August Landolt and Rudolf Börnstein. The initial volumes focused on physical and chemical properties of substances. Over the years, the encyclopedia has expanded to include a wide range of scientific and medical data.

Content

The Landolt–Börnstein encyclopedia is divided into several series, each focusing on a specific field of science or medicine. The series are further divided into volumes, each of which covers a specific topic in detail. The encyclopedia includes data on physical properties of substances, chemical reactions, biological processes, and medical conditions, among other topics.

Format

Each volume of the Landolt–Börnstein encyclopedia follows a standard format. The data is presented in tables and charts, with detailed explanations and references. The encyclopedia also includes internal links to related topics and articles, allowing readers to easily navigate and find relevant information.

Use

The Landolt–Börnstein encyclopedia is used by researchers and scientists worldwide. It is a valuable resource for those working in the fields of physics, chemistry, engineering, and medicine. The encyclopedia is also used in education, providing students with a comprehensive source of scientific and medical data.

Availability

The Landolt–Börnstein encyclopedia is available in print and online. The online version includes additional features, such as search functionality and access to updated data.