Mathematical Methods of Physics
With supplementary material, such as graphs and equations, this text creates a strong, solid anchor for first-year students.
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With supplementary material, such as graphs and equations, this text creates a strong, solid anchor for first-year students.
This is considered to be one of the best introductory treatments of superconductivity and has been reprinted because of its enduring value.
From the author's introductory course at Orsay, this text explains the basic knowledge of superconductivity for both experimentalists and theoreticians.
This edition of Kaku's book, first published in 1988, ensures the continued availability of a valuable introduction to this field, already heralded in some quarters as the physics of the 21st century.
Helmut Burkhardt reviews in 1999 Accelerator Physics.
The impact of CERN, particularly with regard to technology transfer and industrial spin-offs, shows an interesting three-fold pattern that reflects the very different geographical and political regi...
This is a fascinating account of a major particle accelerator application success by an enthusiastic scientist who played a major role in its development. Harry Gove contributed an article on AMS to ...
David C Rahm reviews in 1999 Making Physics: a Biography of Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Nobel prizewinner in 1984, architect and mason of CERN's biggest ever physics discovery and director-general of CERN from 1989 to 1993, Carlo Rubbia remains a continual fountainhead of new ideas. A ...
Now playing to full houses in London's theatreland is Copenhagen, a fascinating new play that imagines a dialogue between the ghosts of quantum pioneers Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg.