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100			_aKaplan, Stan _911333
245			_aAn Introduction to TRIZ: The Russian Theory of Inventive Problem Solving
260			_bProductivity and Quality Publishing Pvt. Ltd. _c2010 _aMadras
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500			_a1. Introduction 2. History of TRIZ 3. An early result-Levels of inventive solutions 4. Regularities in the evolution of technological systems 5. How does TRIZ work? 6. Technical contradictions and the technical contradiction matrix-Altshuller's first solution system 7. Centrifugal governor example 8. Summary of the technical contradiction method 9. Physical contradiction 10. Separation principles 11. Relation between physical and technical contradictions 12. Levels of abstraction-Heat conduction example 13. SU-field theory 14. SU-field examples 15. SUH method 16. Moving down the ladder of abstraction 17. Nickel production example 18. Conclusion
600			_aProblem Solving - Methodology _911334
600			_aCreative Thinking _911335
600			_aCreative Ability in Business _9984
600			_aTechnological Innovations _911336
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