2009, ISBN: 0521118069

[EAN: 9780521118064], Neubuch, [PU: Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom, Cambridge], H. BONDI ASSUMPTION AND MYTH IN PHYSICAL THEORY, Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths th… Más…

[EAN: 9780521118064], Neubuch, [PU: Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom, Cambridge], H. BONDI ASSUMPTION AND MYTH IN PHYSICAL THEORY, Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths that have grown up around various scientific theories and ideas, particularly special relativity and Mach's principle. His critical - and often light-hearted - approach to what are usually regarded as complicated ideas leaves the reader with the feeling that perhaps much of his subject is common sense after all. Professor Bondi's aim is to provoke thought, rather than to provide all the answers. He first discusses the limits of theory-making, the significance of depth and universality and the devising of effective tests for scientific theories. The relation of Einstein's theory to classical Newtonian mechanics is then considered, the author showing that relativity can be regarded simple as an extension of Newton's ideas on dynamics to the whole of physics. After deriving the equations of special relativity by the so-called k-calculus, he disposes rapidly of the 'clock paradox' and moves on to discuss general relativity, the significance of the result of Newman and Penrose concerning gravitational waves, the sources of gravitation and inertia, Mach's principles and the Hoyle-Narlikar relativity theory. This is a Brand New book, in perfect condition. Quick dispatch., Books<

ISBN: 9780521118064

Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths that have grown up around various scientific theories and ideas, particularly special relativity and Mach''s principle. His critical - and ofte… Más…

Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths that have grown up around various scientific theories and ideas, particularly special relativity and Mach''s principle. His critical - and often light-hearted - approach to what are usually regarded as complicated ideas leaves the reader with the feeling that perhaps much of his subject is common sense after all. Professor Bondi''s aim is to provoke thought, rather than to provide all the answers. He first discusses the limits of theory-making, the significance of depth and universality and the devising of effective tests for scientific theories. The relation of Einstein''s theory to classical Newtonian mechanics is then considered, the author showing that relativity can be regarded simple as an extension of Newton''s ideas on dynamics to the whole of physics. After deriving the equations of special relativity by the so-called k-calculus, he disposes rapidly of the ''clock paradox'' and moves on to discuss general relativity, the significance of the result of Newman and Penrose concerning gravitational waves, the sources of gravitation and inertia, Mach''s principles and the Hoyle-Narlikar relativity theory. | Assumption and Myth in Physical Theory by H. Bondi Paperback | Indigo Chapters Books > Science & Nature > Math & Physics > Physics P10117, H. Bondi<

2009, ISBN: 0521118069

[EAN: 9780521118064], Neubuch, [PU: Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom], Language: English. Brand new Book. Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths that have grown up around v… Más…

[EAN: 9780521118064], Neubuch, [PU: Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom], Language: English. Brand new Book. Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths that have grown up around various scientific theories and ideas, particularly special relativity and Mach's principle. His critical - and often light-hearted - approach to what are usually regarded as complicated ideas leaves the reader with the feeling that perhaps much of his subject is common sense after all. Professor Bondi's aim is to provoke thought, rather than to provide all the answers. He first discusses the limits of theory-making, the significance of depth and universality and the devising of effective tests for scientific theories. The relation of Einstein's theory to classical Newtonian mechanics is then considered, the author showing that relativity can be regarded simple as an extension of Newton's ideas on dynamics to the whole of physics. After deriving the equations of special relativity by the so-called k-calculus, he disposes rapidly of the 'clock paradox' and moves on to discuss general relativity, the significance of the result of Newman and Penrose concerning gravitational waves, the sources of gravitation and inertia, Mach's principles and the Hoyle-Narlikar relativity theory., Books<

2009, ISBN: 9780521118064

Buch, Softcover, Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths that have grown up around various scientific theories and ideas, particularly special relativity and Mach's principle. His cri… Más…

Buch, Softcover, Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths that have grown up around various scientific theories and ideas, particularly special relativity and Mach's principle. His critical - and often light-hearted - approach to what are usually regarded as complicated ideas leaves the reader with the feeling that perhaps much of his subject is common sense after all. Professor Bondi's aim is to provoke thought, rather than to provide all the answers. He first discusses the limits of theory-making, the significance of depth and universality and the devising of effective tests for scientific theories. The relation of Einstein's theory to classical Newtonian mechanics is then considered, the author showing that relativity can be regarded simple as an extension of Newton's ideas on dynamics to the whole of physics. After deriving the equations of special relativity by the so-called k-calculus, he disposes rapidly of the 'clock paradox' and moves on to discuss general relativity, the significance of the result of Newman and Penrose concerning gravitational waves, the sources of gravitation and inertia, Mach's principles and the Hoyle-Narlikar relativity theory. [PU: Cambridge University Press], Seiten: 100, Cambridge University Press, 2009<

ISBN: 9780521118064

Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths that have grown up around various scientific theories and ideas, particularly special relativity and Mach''s principle. His critical - and ofte… Más…

Professor Bondi discusses some of the myths that have grown up around various scientific theories and ideas, particularly special relativity and Mach''s principle. His critical - and often light-hearted - approach to what are usually regarded as complicated ideas leaves the reader with the feeling that perhaps much of his subject is common sense after all. Professor Bondi''s aim is to provoke thought, rather than to provide all the answers. He first discusses the limits of theory-making, the significance of depth and universality and the devising of effective tests for scientific theories. The relation of Einstein''s theory to classical Newtonian mechanics is then considered, the author showing that relativity can be regarded simple as an extension of Newton''s ideas on dynamics to the whole of physics. After deriving the equations of special relativity by the so-called k-calculus, he disposes rapidly of the ''clock paradox'' and moves on to discuss general relativity, the significance of the result of Newman and Penrose concerning gravitational waves, the sources of gravitation and inertia, Mach''s principles and the Hoyle-Narlikar relativity theory. Books > Science & Nature > Math & Physics > Physics List_Books, [PU: Cambridge University Press]<