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ID001059
Call Number921/EIN
Title ProperEinstein
Other Title InformationDecoding the Universe
LanguageENG
AuthorBalibar, Francoise
PublicationGreat Britain,  Thames & Hudson,  1999.
Description143p   Black Spine
SeriesNew Horizons
NoteDescribes the life of the brilliant scientist, mathematician, astronomer and humanist , Albert Einstein, who , although not a brilliant student, published groundbreaking studies of the relationships of mass, energy, the speed of light and the ways in which they are observed and measured. A Jew in Nazi Germany, he fled when World War II came about and his theories were fundamental to the construction of the atom bomb.
NoteA passion to understand
Physics in crisis
A year of miracles
Matter, space, time
The uses of fame
The old man alone
Einstein's legacy
Documents
Chronology
Furthur reading
List of illustrations
Index
Standard Number0810929805
Price. QualificationRs. 150(Pb)
Classification Number921
Key WordsEinstein, Albert, 1879-1955 ;  Physicists - Biography ;  Scientists - Biography


 
 
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