Two of the most fruitful chapters are on the topic of money and healing (chapters 5 and 6). In addressing public policy, he explains how Congress blocked a liquidation plan and in so doing helped obscure Amtrak's poor financial condition, which makes Amtrak the Enron and WorldCom
- Title : Mathematical Physics (Dover Books on Physics)
- Author : Donald H. Menzel
- Rating : 4.74 (639 Vote)
- Publish : 2016-1-18
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 432 Pages
- Asin : 0486600564
- Language : English
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Several topics seldom presented, such as electron theory and relativity, appear in considerable detail, because an understanding of them is increasingly vital to the student of atomic physics. The book concludes with a discussion from first principles of the theory of relativity.
Nearly 200 problems ranging over a wide level of difficulty and selected from many different fields of physics are included, with answers, at ends of chapters.
"The treatment is more detailed than normal for an advanced text excellent set of sections on Dyadics, Matrices, and Tensors. But the author's treatment of his chosen subjects in classical physics is no way slighted, and his book has proved valuable to students in all fields of physics.
The opening section provides scores of definitions, conversion factors, dimensional constants, and electromagnetic quantities for ready reference later on.
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