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Mathematics and the Laws of Nature: Developing the Language of Science (Revised Edition)
Mathematics and the Laws of Nature, Revised Edition describes the evolution of the idea that nature can be described in the language of mathematics. Colorful chapters explore the earliest attempts to apply deductive methods to the study of the natural world. This revised resource goes on to examine...
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Infobase Publishing
2011
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author | Tabak, John |
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description | Mathematics and the Laws of Nature, Revised Edition describes the evolution of the idea that nature can be described in the language of mathematics. Colorful chapters explore the earliest attempts to apply deductive methods to the study of the natural world. This revised resource goes on to examine the development of classical conservation laws, including the conservation of momentum, the conservation of mass, and the conservation of energy. Chapters have been updated and revised to reflect recent information, including the mathematical pioneers who introduced new ideas about what it meant to |
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spelling | cern-14137022021-04-22T00:41:44Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1413702engTabak, JohnMathematics and the Laws of Nature: Developing the Language of Science (Revised Edition)Mathematical Physics and MathematicsMathematics and the Laws of Nature, Revised Edition describes the evolution of the idea that nature can be described in the language of mathematics. Colorful chapters explore the earliest attempts to apply deductive methods to the study of the natural world. This revised resource goes on to examine the development of classical conservation laws, including the conservation of momentum, the conservation of mass, and the conservation of energy. Chapters have been updated and revised to reflect recent information, including the mathematical pioneers who introduced new ideas about what it meant to Infobase Publishingoai:cds.cern.ch:14137022011 |
spellingShingle | Mathematical Physics and Mathematics Tabak, John Mathematics and the Laws of Nature: Developing the Language of Science (Revised Edition) |
title | Mathematics and the Laws of Nature: Developing the Language of Science (Revised Edition) |
title_full | Mathematics and the Laws of Nature: Developing the Language of Science (Revised Edition) |
title_fullStr | Mathematics and the Laws of Nature: Developing the Language of Science (Revised Edition) |
title_full_unstemmed | Mathematics and the Laws of Nature: Developing the Language of Science (Revised Edition) |
title_short | Mathematics and the Laws of Nature: Developing the Language of Science (Revised Edition) |
title_sort | mathematics and the laws of nature: developing the language of science (revised edition) |
topic | Mathematical Physics and Mathematics |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/1413702 |
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