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Rise of the new physics

By:

D`Abro, A

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: ; Vol. 1Publication details: New York Dover Publications 1951Description: ix, 426 p. Includes bibliographical reference and indexSubject(s):

Other classification:

C J1.1/SC

Summary: Written for intelligent readers not familiar with higher mathematics, it is the only thorough explanation in non-technical language of modern mathematical-physical theory. Combining both history and exposition, it ranges from classical Newtonian concepts up through the electronic theories of Dirac and Heisenberg, the statistical mechanics of Fermi, and Einstein's relativity theories.

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Written for intelligent readers not familiar with higher mathematics, it is the only thorough explanation in non-technical language of modern mathematical-physical theory. Combining both history and exposition, it ranges from classical Newtonian concepts up through the electronic theories of Dirac and Heisenberg, the statistical mechanics of Fermi, and Einstein's relativity theories.

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