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E-book Title: Motion Mountain - The Adventure of Physics
Author: Christoph Schiller
Book Description: The Motion Mountain Physics Text is a free and entertaining physics textbook -
with more than 1300 pages - for undergraduates and anybody interested in physics. The text, guaranteed to be
surprising and challenging on every page, is a guide through the adventure of physics.
How do objects and images move? How can animals move? What is motion?
How does a rainbow form? Is levitation possible? Do time machines exist? What does 'quantum' mean? What is the maximum force value found in nature? Is 'empty space' really empty? Is the universe a set? Which problems in physics are still unsolved?
The site publishes a free physics textbook that tells the story of how it became possible, after 2500 years
of exploration, to answer such questions. The book is written to be entertaining, surprising and challenging on
every page. With little mathematics, the text explores the most fascinating parts of mechanics, thermodynamics,
special and general relativity, electrodynamics, quantum theory and modern attempts at unification. The essence
of these fields is summarized in the most simple terms: it is shown how they are based on the notions of
minimum entropy, maximum speed, maximum force, minimum change of charge and minimum action.
The text explores the limits of time and space, and the wonders that can be discovered there. Written in
English, its over 1300 pages are provided for students, teachers, and for anybody who is interested in the
precise description of nature.
For each field of physics, the latest research results, the best images,
the most interesting physical puzzles and the most telling physical curiosities are presented.
More than 1600 challenges and over 500 illustrations and tables are included.
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Reviewed by on 2010-01-19
My Rate 3
it has good explanation
Reviewed by on 2009-12-29
My Rate 3
i liked the book
Reviewed by on 2009-09-24
My Rate 3
Needs more detail clarification on some ideas
Reviewed by on 2009-09-09
My Rate 3
phisics
Reviewed by on 2009-09-06
My Rate 5
i want read this book
Reviewed by on 2009-07-16
My Rate 5
By far, better than any text I've seen in college. I just wish I could get it hardcopy...
Reviewed by on 2009-06-06
My Rate 5
good
Reviewed by on 2009-02-09
My Rate 5
High qualiy, good entertainment
Reviewed by on 2009-01-18
My Rate 5
I like the new edition even more than this one. Great!
Reviewed by on 2008-12-23
My Rate 5
Real fun - I learn something new all the time.
Reviewed by on 2008-10-05
My Rate 1
I am wonder what such book can bring new in theory of relativity
Reviewed by on 2008-09-13
My Rate 5
I enjoyed it immensely.
Reviewed by on 2008-08-06
My Rate 5
it gives me immense pleasure to gain knowledge about beauty of our physical world
Reviewed by on 2008-08-06
My Rate 5
it gives me knowledge about beauty of our physical world.
Reviewed by on 2008-08-01
My Rate 3
good
Reviewed by on 2008-07-24
My Rate 3
nice to know info
Reviewed by on 2008-05-06
My Rate 5
Its a superb book. Quantum mechanics and General theory of relativity have been described beautifully.
Reviewed by on 2008-01-22
My Rate 3
bcoz it help man to understand secrates of life.
Reviewed by on 2008-01-22
My Rate 3
bcoz it help man to understand secrates of life.
Reviewed by on 2008-01-10
My Rate 4
I like books explaining the whys
Reviewed by on 2007-02-25
The book is excellent. I completely share the positive comments on the guestbooks. It is of professional quality, a bit idiosyncratic,
and in general e real treat to read. A pearl of the internet.
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