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Magnetism of Elementary Particles – S. V. Vonsovsky
After last book, we come to another book on the topic of magnetism. But this is not of the popular science kind as most of the books that we have seen so far, this is for the experts in the … Continue reading
Three Thousand Years of Magnets – V. P. Kartsev
We now come to a wonderful book titled Three Thousand Years of Magnets by V. P. Kartsev. The introduction of the book says: The universe is magnetic, from its vast, distant nebulae right down to elementary particles, and man is … Continue reading
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Tagged accelerators, electromagents, josephson effect, magnets, popular science, super conductors
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Have upped Tarasov’s Calculus. The link in the original post has also been updated. Also Landau and Rumer’s What is The Theory of Relativity has been re-upped.
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Science for Everyone – The Grand Biological Clock
So out of our remaining posts for Science for Everyone, as mentioned in Taking Stock we now come to The Grand Biological Clock by V. M. Dilman. Many, many thanks to gnv64 for making this possible. From the back cover: … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, life, medicine
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Quasi Particles – M. I. Kaganov and I. M. Lifshits
We come to Quasi Particles by M. I. Kaganov and I. M. Lifshits. A wonderful little book on solid state physics. The back cover says: This book, “Quasiparticles (Ideas and principles of solid state quantum physics)“, was written by two … Continue reading
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Tagged bosons, excitons, fermions, magnons, phonons, quantum mechanics, quasi particles, solid state physics
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New and improved version (cleaner, paginated, ocred, bookmarked, with cover) upped. Check the new link and report problems if any. Link on original post is also restored. You can download this book from here.
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Physics for Everyone series has been upped, with improved versions (single page, ocr, covers, pagination and bookmarked). Links in the originals posts have also been updated. Check the files and report problems if any. Physics for Everyone – Motion and … Continue reading
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Tagged books, kitaigorodsky, landau, mir, physics
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Integeral and Differential Calculus – N. Piskunov
Piskunov’s book is considered to be a classic. This text is designed as a course of mathematics for higher technical schools. It contains many worked examples that illustrate the theoretical material and serve as models for solving problems. The first … Continue reading
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Tagged calculus, differential, integral, piskunov
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Check this post regularly for updates on the link status of various books! Update 1 : A new and improved (better clean up, OCRed, bookmarked) version of Tarasov’s book This Amazingly Symmetric World has been upped. The LaTeX Version Scanned … Continue reading
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Little Mathematics Library – Induction in Geometry
After a break we being with our postings again. To start, we will see a title in the Little Mathematics Library which is a`natural continuation’ of last post, this one is called Induction in Geometry and the authors are L. … Continue reading
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Tagged geometry, induction, map coloring, number of dimensions, proof, yaglom
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