Decompression theory book

[M_Bipartitus]

I was interested if anyone had recomendations on books that are out there on decompression theory and models. I was looking to learn more on the teoryside of diving. (I'm AOW now) I'm working on a Ph.D in physics, so technical equations don't scare me. I'm thinking of the book by Bruce Weinke, "Basic Decompression Theory And Application". If anyone has a different sugestion I'd like to hear it.

 

[String]

Not quite books but check:

http://www.dive-tech.co.uk/links.htm

in the "Links" section are links to various papers on decompression theory.

 

[bedmund]

I'm thinking of the book by Bruce Weinke, "Basic Decompression Theory And Application".

That book is very good as it Wienke's "Reduced Gradient Bubble Model in Depth".

You might also check out http://www.decompression.org/maiken/home.htm

-Bill

 

[D1V3R]

I own the US diving manula and the NOAA diving manual
both contain an ungodly amount of information on decompression and mixed gas theory

 

[willy wonka dives]

any of Bruce's books are going to be prime choices for diving physics. He wrote/co wrote the books for NAUI Technical training.

I was interested if anyone had recomendations on books that are out there on decompression theory and models. I was looking to learn more on the teoryside of diving. (I'm AOW now) I'm working on a Ph.D in physics, so technical equations don't scare me. I'm thinking of the book by Bruce Weinke, "Basic Decompression Theory And Application". If anyone has a different sugestion I'd like to hear it.

 

[WaterDawg]

Dive Physiology in Plain English by Dr Jolie Bookspan. Its awsome!

 

[webediving]

NOAA Diving Manual is a must have for deco theory.

Also try
www.deepocean.net
www.gue.com
www.uhms.org/publications/publicat.html

They have some good info in deco plans VPM, RGBM, Neo Haldane, Bubble model, Hyperbaric operation manuals etc.

Have fun

TC