Approaches the subject of physics from a contemporary viewpoint, integrating the Newtonian, relativistic and quantum descriptions of nature. The text covers all the traditional topics of physics with greater emphasis on the conservation laws, the concepts of field and waves, and the atomic view of matter.

Physics

Science & Math

Edward J. Finn

Marcelo Alonso

Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc.

Mechanical Measurements (Addison-Wesley Series in Mechanics & Thermodynamics)

T.G. Beckwith

N. Lewis Buck

Experiments, Instruments & Measurement

Modern Composite Materials

Broutman, Lawrence J.

Krock, Richard H. (Editors)

Geometry in Modules an Informal Course (Module D)

Muriel Lange

Focus on women's little-told stories in American history.

The Woman in American History

History

Lerner, Gerda

Americas

Introduction to Celestial Mechanics

McCuskey, S.W.

Astronomy & Space Science

Handbook of Electron Tube and Vacuum Techniques

Fred Rosebury

How to Pay Zero Taxes

How To Pay Zero Taxes

Unknown, Author

<p>Hardcover. Ex-university library. Jacket is marked and scored. Jacket leading corners, edges and spine ends are worn, torn and taped. Shelf marks on jacket and hardcover spine feet. Library labels on front inner flap and front pastedown. Hardcover leading corners and spine ends are bumped and worn. Library stamps on page block foot, title and final pages. Page block, early and closing pages are marked. Contents are clear throughout. Binding is sound. HJW</p>

States, Waves and Photons: a Modern Introduction to Light

Guttmann, Mark J.

Simmons, Joseph W.

<p>Penelope Fitzgerald's fascinating porttrait of Bloomsbury's saddest poet. Charlotte Mew (1869--1928) was a poet with a formidable reputation who, as Virginia Woolf put it, was 'very good and interesting and unlike anyone else' and who wrote some of the best English poems of the twentieth century. In her private life, to all appearances, she was a dutiful daughter living at home with a monster of an old mother. The proprieties had to be observed and no one must know that the Mews had no money, that two siblings were insane and that Charlotte was a secret lesbian, living a life of self-inflicted frustration. Despite literary success and a passionate, enchanting personality, eventually the conflicts within her drove her to despair, and she killed herself by swallowing household disinfectant. In this unexpectedly gripping portrait, Penelope Fitzgerald brings all her novelist's skills into play, giving us what Victoria Glendinning calls a 'tantalising, touching story!an entire life's emotional history in a short space'.</p>

Charlotte Mew and Her Friends with a Selection of Her Poems (Radcliffe Biography Series)

Biographies & Memoirs

Penelope Fitzgerald

Arts & Literature

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