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The large, the small, and the human mind. edited by Malcolm S Longair English
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TextPublication details: Cambridge New York : Cambridge University Press 1997.Description: 185ISBN: - 8175960612
- 530.01 R63 L 23645
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| 520.954 V4211 S 18805 Sûrya-Siddhânta : a text-book of Hindu astronomy, | 523.01092 V559 C 23877 Chandrasekhar and his limit. | 530.01 H3934 N 23706 Nothingness : the science of empty space. | 530.01 R63 L 23645 The large, the small, and the human mind. | 530.1 F871 P 23667 Parallel universes : the search for other worlds | 530.1 R1182 C 23328 Convergence of modern Science & Vedic spirituality/ | 530.14 L5157 T 23718 The trouble with physics : the rise of string theory, the fall of a science, and what comes next/ |
This volume provides an accessible, illuminating & stimulating introduction to Penrose's vision of theoretical physics for the 21st century. His enthusiasm & insight shine through this brilliant account of the problems of modern physics.
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