
Cosmic Anger: Abdus Salam – The First Muslim Nobel Scientist
Hafeez Hoorani reviews in 2008 Cosmic Anger: Abdus Salam – The First Muslim Nobel Scientist.
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Hafeez Hoorani reviews in 2008 Cosmic Anger: Abdus Salam – The First Muslim Nobel Scientist.
Carlo Bradaschia reviews in 2009 Gravitational Waves Vol 1: Theory and Experiments.
Quite technical and advanced, this book is meant for theoretical and mathematical physicists working on general relativity, supergravity and cosmology.
Based on university lectures given by the author, this book provides an overview of gravitational lensing, which has emerged as a powerful tool in astronomy with numerous applications, ranging from th...
This book treats two fields of physics that are usually taught separately – quantum field theory (QFT) on one side and cosmology and gravitation on the other – in a more unified manner.
Carlos Lourenço reviews in 2018 What goes up... Gravity and Scientific Method.
Andrea Giammanco reviews in 2018 Welcome to the Universe.
This book debates the topic of quantum information from both a physical and philosophical perspective, addressing the main questions about its nature.
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the physics of the strong interaction, which is necessary to analyse and understand the results of current experiments at particle accelerators.
In this book, popular-science writer Paul Nahin presents a collection of everyday situations in which the application of simple physical principles and a bit of mathematics can make us understand how ...