Dear sweet cats, this thing kicked my ass in the best possible way. What a blast! ( )

I've only ever read one lucid explanation of relativity, and that was a chapter of [b:Music of the Spheres|393653|Music of the Spheres The Material Universe From Atom to Quaser, Simply Explained (Volume II The Microcosm Matter, Atoms, Waves, Radiation, Relativity)|Guy Murchie|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1387716643s/393653.jpg|383216]. But [a:Richard Feynman|1429989|Richard P. Feynman|https://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1219782432p2/1429989.jpg] is a great teacher, and this is a lucid book with actual equations. I could wrap my head around this subject under his guidance. I wonder if there is a seminal textbook on the subject... ( )

I admit that I never read the entire thing. However, this book has totally saved my life twice now. It's a fascinating and relatively easy-to-understand explanation of relativity, perfect for math projects. :) ( )

Tough going for non-professional physicists. ( )

Indeholder "Introduction", "Special Preface", "Feynman's Preface"
"1. Vectors", "2. Symmetry in Physical Laws", "3. The Special Theory of Relativity", "4. Relativistic Energy and Momentum", "5. Space-Time", "6. Curved Space". Og til slut et "Index".

Der er tre forord, hvilket er i overkanten. Det første af Roger Penrose. Det andet er om de stakler, der fulgte forelæsningerne og om de andre stakler, der skulle lave dem til en bog. Og det tredje er Feynmans eget, hvor han fortæller hvad han selv synes om projektet.

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