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Category Archives: books
Geochemistry for Everyone – Fersman
In this post we will see Geochemistry for Everyone by Alexander.E.Fersman This book is neither a fascinating novel nor a scientific treatise. It is built according to a special plan. One after another its four parts pass from general problems … Continue reading
Posted in books, chemistry, foreign languages publishing, geology, science, soviet, technology
Tagged atoms, chemical elements, geochemistry, geology, mendelev
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A Spaceship In Orbit – Kolesnikov, Glazkov
In this post we will see A Spaceship In Orbit by Yu.V. Kolesnikov, Yu. N. Glazkov “What lies ahead of you is the investigation of the crater-gnawed Moon and the landing on Mars. You are expected to penetrate into the … Continue reading
Posted in Aerodynamics, astronomy, books, engineering, mir books, mir publishers, science, soviet, technology
Tagged astronauts, planets, space travel, spaceship, stars, sun
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I need new bookshelves…
Given the bibliophile that I am, the space for books always tends to fill up… There are about 15 more boxes to arrive, and the shelf is already overflowing, (there are two more which are full)…. All randomly placed, no … Continue reading
Posted in books, used books
Tagged bibliomania, bibliomaniac, bibliophile, bibliophilia, books, bookshelf, damitr, procrastination
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Selected Problems in Physics – Shaskol’skaya and El’tsin
In this post we will look at a very special problem book by Shaskol’skaya and El’tsin. This extremely popular problem book was translated outside the erstwhile USSR. THE present collection of problems is a further development and revision of our book … Continue reading
Posted in books, physics, problem books, soviet
Tagged olympiads, physics, problems and solutions
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On The Neuronal Organization of The Brain – Poliakov
In this post we see a book on neuroscience titled On The Neuronal Organization of The Brain by G. I. Poliakov. Though much of the material in the book may be dated. This monograph is devoted to a description of … Continue reading
Posted in books, life sciences, mir books, mir publishers, physiology, science
Tagged auto regulation, brain, control, function, nervous system, neuronal network, neurons, reflex mechanisms
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Space Adventures From Your Home – Rabiza
In this post we will see a children’s book on experiments on space travel titled Space Adventures in Your Home by F. Rabiza Space Adventures in Your Home will help you perform experiments on your own. Of course, this book … Continue reading
Posted in Aerodynamics, astronomy, books, engineering, mir books, mir publishers, physics, science, soviet, technology
Tagged children's book, cosmonautics, heat, laws of motion, physics, rockets, space experiments, space vechicles, weightlessness
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Problems in Physics – Kapitza
This one I have been searching for a while. I had read reference to this work in some book (which I don’t remember now), and ever since was trying to find it. Luckily today I landed on a page (Edit: … Continue reading
This Chancy, Chancy, Chancy World – Rastrigin
In this post we will see This Chancy, Chancy, Chancy World By Leonard Rastrigin. Have you ever sat down and thought about how often chance affects your life? If you have, then you probably realize that chance literally hits us … Continue reading
Posted in books, computers, mathematics, mir books, mir publishers, science, statistics, technology
Tagged chance, control, cybernetics, descision, evolution, monte carlo, risk
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Sounds We Cannot Hear – Kudryavtsev
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Tagged applications, chemistry, crystals, microscope, moise, oscillators, popular science, sounds, supersonics, ultrasound
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When Daddy Was a Little Boy – Raskin
We now come to childrens book titled When Daddy Was A Little Boy by Alexander Raskin. This is a book written by a father about stories he told his daughter Sasha, to cheer her up when she was sick. They … Continue reading