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Subtle Is the Lord

Abraham Pais

1982

McGraw-Hill encyclopedia of physics

Sybil P. Parker

1993

Physics for the inquiring mind

Eric M. Rogers

1960 ★ 4.7

Physics

Jay Orear

1979

Instrumentation fundamentals and applications

Ralph Morrison

1984

The birth of a new physics

I. Bernard Cohen

1960

Baltimore lectures on molecular dynamics and the wave theory of light

William Thomson Kelvin

1904

Fundamentals of acoustics

Lawrence E. Kinsler

1950

Physics for scientists and engineers with modern physics

Douglas C. Giancoli

1988

Triangle of thoughts

Alain Connes, Marcel Paul Schutzenberger, Andre Lichnerowicz

2001

The pupil as scientist?

Rosalind Driver

1983

Computational physics, FORTRAN version

Steven E. Koonin

1986

Physics for the health sciences

Carl R. Nave

1975

Physics

John D. Cutnell

1989 ★ 3.2

Princeton guide to advanced physics

Alan C. Tribble

1996

Descriptive physical oceanography

G L PICKARD, George L. Pickard, W J Emery

1963

The evolution of physics

Albert Einstein

1961

Group theory and its application to physical problems

M. Hamermesh

1962

The Character of Physical Law

Sean Runnette, Frank Wilczek, Richard Phillips Feynman

1965 ★ 3.6

The nature of physical theory

Percy Williams Bridgman

1936

The Usborne illustrated dictionary of physics

Chris Ade, Usborne Books, Jane Wertheim et al.

2000

Conversations With the Sphinx

Etienne Klein

1997

Inward bound

Abraham Pais

1986

And the trees clap their hands

Virginia Stem Owens

1983

Physics is fun

Jim Jardine

1964

Physics for scientists and engineers

Gene Mosca, Paul A. Tipler

1991 ★ 4.2

The structure of matter

F. O. Rice, Francis Owen Rice

1949

Modern physics

Paul A. Tipler, Mark J. Llewellyn, Ralph A. Llewellyn

1978

The cosmic code

Heinz R. Pagels

1983

The Physics of everyday phenomena

Jearl Walker

1979

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