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  • Numerical Solutions of Boundary Value Problems of Non-linear Differential Equations

    The book presents in comprehensive detail numerical solutions to boundary value problems of a number of non-linear differential equations. Replacing derivatives by finite difference approximations in these differential equations leads to a system of non-linear algebraic equations which we have solved using Newton’s iterative method. In each case, we have also obtained Euler solutions and ... Read more

    $47.99 CAD

  • Numerical Solutions of Boundary Value Problems with Finite Difference Method

    Series series IOP Concise Physics
    Containing an extensive illustration of the use of finite difference method in solving boundary value problems numerically, a wide class of differential equations have been numerically solved in this book. Starting with differential equations of elementary functions like hyperbolic, sine and cosine, special functions such as Hermite, Laguerre and Legendre are solved. Airy function, stationary ... Read more

    $40.99 CAD

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    This "lucid, masterfully written introduction to an often difficult subject . . . belongs on the bookshelf of every student of statistical physics" (Dr. Brian J. Albright, Applied Physics Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory).This book provides an accessible introduction to stochastic processes in physics and describes the basic mathematical tools of the trade: probability, random walks, and ... Read more

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  • The Logic of Simultaneity – Relativity without Inertial Frames

    This book is an account of my first encounter with Einstein's Special Relativity. It is inevitable that in trying to unravel the theory's logical inconsistencies I did not at first attempt succeed in correcting it. The logic does not stand the test of a detailed follow through. Our fundamental understanding of relativity in the universe is thus still waiting to be put right. Patience. (Feb. 2019) ... Read more

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  • Quantum Mechanics

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    by Martin Pieper ...
    Series series Physics and Astronomy (R0)
    Anyone who has always wanted to understand the hieroglyphs on Sheldon's blackboard in the television series The Big Bang Theory or who wanted to know exactly what the fate of Schrödinger's cat is all about will find a short, descriptive introduction to the world of quantum mechanics in this essential . In particular, the text focuses on the mathematical description in the Hilbert space. The ... Read more

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  • Finite Theory of the Universe, Dark Matter Disproof and Faster-Than-Light Speed

    by Phil Bouchard ...
    The mathematical representation of General Relativity uses a four dimensional reference frame to position an object in time and space and tells us time is a linear variable that can have both a negative and positive value. This therefore implies time becomes itself a dimension and causes the theory to open doors to ideas such as: singularity, wormhole, paradoxes, etc.You will learn from this book ... Read more

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  • Fundamental ideas and problems of the theory of Relativity

    Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity is based on two principles:The laws of physics are constant, even when objects move at constant speeds relative to each other.The speed of light is the same for everyone, regardless of how they move relative to the light source.One fundamental problem with Einstein's theory of relativity is that relative spacetime is not true. Special relativity also ... Read more

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  • Black Holes

    Gravitation, #18

    Series Book 18 - Gravitation
    Black holes are theoretically hypothesized astronomical objects in all theories of gravitation. By definition, black holes emit no photons and, therefore, all information about black holes is being sought indirectly, by formulating theories and seeking observations. The likelihood of observing and detecting black holes is at nearest distances, likely inside and nearest the centers of galaxies, ... Read more

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  • Imagine If Einstein Was Wrong

    by Phil Bouchard ...
    In this book a new mathematical model is being suggested which is based on the classical mechanics. The theory is objective and predicts low scale GPS gravitational time dilation, perihelion precession disparity, gravitational light bending, artificial faster-than-light motion, up to the rotation curve for all galaxies, natural faster-than-light galactic expansion and can consequently be used to ... Read more

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  • A Complete Course in Physics (Mechanics->Kinematics Theory) - First Edition

    by Rajat Kalia ...
    Series Book 1 - A Complete Course
    This book contains theory on Kinematics. The content has been presented in a neat way to meet the eye of +1/+2 students. ... Read more

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  • Einstein's Geometry and Tests

    Gravitation, #6

    Series Book 6 - Gravitation
    General Relativity is the theory of gravity that incorporates special relativity and the weak equivalence principle which states that accelerating frames of reference and gravitational fields are indistinguishable. It is a metric theory, sometimes also called a geometric theory. Metric theories describe physical phenomena in terms of differential geometry.This stands in contrast to Isaac Newton's ... Read more

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  • Introduction to the Theory of Relativity

    This brief document (less than 10,000 words) provides an introduction to the special theory of relativity with ample use of diagrams. The approach is slow and deliberate, providing a nice contrast to the rushed, condensed presentation of college textbooks and professors. ... Read more

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