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Tag Archives: physics
This Amazingly Symmetrical World – Tarasov
In this post, we will see the book This Amazingly Symmetrical World by Lev Tarasov. As we had written in the earlier post with Tarasov’s Calculus, which was remade electronically using LaTeX typesetting engine, this is another of his books which have … Continue reading
Posted in books, life sciences, mathematics, mir books, mir publishers, physics, science
Tagged architecture, art, atoms, borders, conservation laws, cpt invariance, crystal, elementary, escher, interactions, lattice, lepton, nature, nuclear physics, ozma, particles, patterns, physics, quantum mechanics, quarks, relativity, symmetry, tesselations, violation
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Physics for the Technician – Zhdanov
Post from user srihyd (many, many thanks for the post) Thanks, Mitr. Just uploaded the following to Archive.org. This is my first scan and upload. So, let pl. let me know if anything I have to take care of in … Continue reading
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Tagged conservation laws, cosmic rays, coulombs laws, current, electricity, elementary particles, gases, heat, ideal gas, induction, light, magnetism, mir books, mir publishers, molecular physics, nuclear physics, nuclues, optics, oscillations, photometry, physics, polarisation, power, radiation, special relativity, spectrum, state, theory, thermodynamics, thermoelectricity, universe, waves, work
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Electricity And Man – Manoilov
In this post, we will see the book Electricity And Man by V. Manoilov. About the book: “… Life on Earth originated and developed in interaction with electromagnetic fields. Electricity is inherent in the living in its most complicated form – … Continue reading
Posted in books, engineering, life sciences, mir books, mir publishers, physics, science, soviet, technology
Tagged biophysics, conductivity, conductors, current, electric injury, electricity, electrocardiogram, electrodynamics, history, human, interaction, marat, medical, medical instruments, mir publishers, moscow, physics, science, technology, trauma, voltage
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नन्हें मुन्नो के लिए भौतिकी – सिकारुक (Physics for Kids – Sikoruk)
In this post, we will see the book नन्हें मुन्नो के लिए भौतिकी – सिकारुक in Hindi (Physics for Kids – Sikoruk). इस पुस्तक के बारें में इस पुस्तक में लेखक ने सरस ढंग से नन्हें-मुन्नो का भौतिकी की मुख्य परिघटनाओ … Continue reading
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Tagged भौतिकी, children's book, electricty, experimens, heat, hindi, light, magnetism, mir books, mir publishers, physics, pre-school, questions, solids, sound, speed
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The Quiet Sun – Pushkov, Silkin
In this post, we will see the book The Quiet Sun by N. Pushkov and B. Silkin. About the book: How can events 150 million kilometres away affect us here on earth? But if you have ever complained of poor radio … Continue reading
Posted in astronomy, books, engineering, geology, history, meteorology, mir books, mir publishers, physics, science, soviet
Tagged astronomy, auroras, earth, galileo, history, international quiet sun year, iqsy, magnetic fields, magnetism, northern lights, physics, solar, solar radiation, sunspots
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A Planet of Riddles – Novikov
In this post, we will see the book A Planet of Riddles by E. Novikov. About the book (from the back cover): This book is about our planet, the Earth we know so well. But is it then a planet of riddles? … Continue reading
