Physics for poets
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Physics for poets
McGraw-Hill, c1996
4th ed
Available at 2 libraries
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Note
Previous ed.: 1992
Includes bibliographical references (p. 254-255) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This classic text retains the flavour of earlier editions but includes updated discussions of chaos, relativity, quantum theory and cosmology. The text appeals to a wide range of students because of the authors entertaining writing style and use of descriptive examples instead of equations which make the presentation easier to follow.
Table of Contents
- A vast and most excellent space
- toward a science of mechanics
- the denouncement - Newton's laws
- the moon and the apple
- the romance of energy
- one last part for the machine
- waves
- does the Earth really move
- the birth of relativity
- the wedding of space and time
- E=mc2 and all that
- did God have any choice
- the atom returns
- Rutherford probes the atom
- the atom and the quantum
- particles and waves
- does God play dice?
- Schrodinger's cat
- the dreams stuff is made of.
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