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Theory of Heat

Theory of Heat

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Series: Dover Books on Physics

Physics

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ISBN10: 0486417352
ISBN13: 9780486417356
Publisher: Dover Pubn Inc
Published: Jun 13 2001
Pages: 400
Weight: 0.91
Height: 0.76 Width: 5.39 Depth: 8.39
Language: English

Though James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879) is best remembered for his epochal achievements in electricity and magnetism, he was wide-ranging in his scientific investigations, and he came to brilliant conclusions in virtually all of them. As James R. Newman put it, Maxwell combined a profound physical intuition, an exquisite feeling for the relationship of objects, with a formidable mathematical capacity to establish orderly connections among diverse phenomena. This blending of the concrete and the abstract was the chief characteristic of almost all his researches.

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