Bücher von Martin White

After a tragic end to their military careers, Gerry and Paul have rebuilt their lives as civilians. Two years later, it now seems the spectres of their past are finally beginning to fade. However, when Gerry has a crisis, a simple plan is agreed: meet up in Edinburgh's Old Town, visit some old haunts, drink beer, talk things through - then go home. What could possibly go wrong? More than anyone could imagine… Drawn into a senseless brawl outside a night club, both men soon find themselves running for their lives through twisting closes in the oldest and most unpredictable part of town. A chance meeting in a side street leads to an offer of refuge as guests in a private club under an old tenement building - but this party isn't what it seems. They don't let just anyone in, nothing is really 'on the house', and before long these two ex-soldiers realise all the horrors of war are nothing compared to what lies ahead for them in Club Medusa…

This book collects the main contributions from the 4th edition of the NICFD conference, organized by the Special Interest Group on Non-Ideal Compressible Fluid Dynamics (SIG- 49). It provides some of the latest research findings in the field of NICFD, relevant to a number of engineering applications related to the conversion of renewable and waste energy sources, like, e.g., organic Rankine cycles, super-critical CO2 cycle power plants, combustors operating with supercritical fluids, and heat pumps. The book reports on research encompassing theoretical, computational, and experimental aspects of the gas-dynamics of non-ideal reactive and non-reactive flows and their impact for the design of internal-flow components (turbomachinery, heat exchangers, combustors). All chapters address challenges related to characterizing the behaviour of non-ideal fluids, where state-of-the-art models are used to predict the thermo-physical properties of both pure and multi-phase fluids.

Franz Schubert - genius and ladies' man? Martin White's novel explores the complex truth of his sexuality, conflicts, and illnesses - set against the background of Metternich's police state, and his escape to the Alps and Hungary.

The first single-volume edition of this play in almost 500 years, widely rated by critics as Philip Massinger's best work -- .