This monograph provides a concise treatment of the theory of nonlinear evolutionary partial differential equations. For scalar hyperbolic conservation laws, the well posedness of the initial problem in the whole space as well as the initial boundary value problem in bounded domains is treated. Further, one of the first rigorous mathematical treatments of a class of non-Newtonian fluids is given. The new results, obtained here for both problems, have applications to many rapidly developing areas of physics, biology and mechanical engineering. Weak and Measure-valued Solutions to Evolutionary PDEs will be of interest to researchers and graduate students in mathematics, theoretical physics and engineering. In particular, engineers and physicists involved in fluid mechanics research, and mathematicians interested in PDEs will value this monograph.

The volumes of this bibliography show the Egyptologist where to find published and unpublished records of ancient Egyptian monuments which remain in situ, those which have been removed but can be traced to a definite site, as well as those in museums and private collections where the provenance has been lost. Monuments are arranged geographically and there are indices, including kings, deities and private individuals, for each volume. The first two volumes contain the account of the temples and tombs at Thebes. The third volume deals with the monuments of Memphis, with its vast necropolis of pyramids and tombs; the fourth with Lower and Middle Egypt. The fifth and sixth volumes cover the sites and temples of Upper Egypt, and the seventh Nubia, the deserts and finds of Egyptian objects outside Egypt. Monuments of provenance not known are being presented systematically in the eighth volume, parts 1 and 2 of which list statues, and parts 3 and 4 stelae. This second part of Volume III (Memphis: Saqqara to Dahshur) covers the southern section of the Memphite necropolis and the temple and town site of Mit Rahina. It lists published as well as important unpublished sources, such as manuscripts, drawings and photographs. Thirty-six pages of maps and plans accompany the text, and the volume is fully indexed. This is an unchanged reprint of the second edition, originally published in 1981.