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On 2015, Jan 02, , at 14:50, Bill Norwood <bnorwood111@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,to
- I just encountered a retiree who got an advanced degree, but "forgot"
include any physics course, and now she regrets it.perhaps
- Can anyone recommend a book that might help her to get launched,
including experiments doable using practical objects such as one mightfindPrinciples
at home, at the gym, at the stove, at the beach, at the amusement parketc.
Thanks,
Bill Norwood, U of MD at College Park
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Here’s another too demanding, and I believe similar to Feynman et alii.
It failed because too complete and demanding, IIUC.
I post it, because one of the authors was my MA thesis advisor.
Eisberg and Lerner. Physics / Foundations and Applications. It includes
extensive use of numericals using the Leapfrog algorithm. [Newton-Feynman?]
bc remembers his saying, “A wave is a wave is a wave.” when commenting on
the similarity of Alpha emission and transmission in optical total
reflection.
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