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Frontiers: twentieth-century physics
The revolution in twentieth century physics has changed the way we think about space, time and matter and our own place in the universe. It has offered answers to many of the big questions of existence, such as the ultimate nature of things and the how the universe came into being. It has undermined...
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Taylor and Francis
2000
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author | Adams, Steve |
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description | The revolution in twentieth century physics has changed the way we think about space, time and matter and our own place in the universe. It has offered answers to many of the big questions of existence, such as the ultimate nature of things and the how the universe came into being. It has undermined our belief in a Newtonian mechanistic universe and a deterministic future, posing questions about parallel universes, time-travel and the origin and end of everything. At the same time we have witnessed amazing attempts at unification so that physicists are able to contemplate the discovery of a si |
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spelling | cern-4041852021-04-22T03:15:05Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/404185engAdams, SteveFrontiers: twentieth-century physicsBiography, Geography, HistoryThe revolution in twentieth century physics has changed the way we think about space, time and matter and our own place in the universe. It has offered answers to many of the big questions of existence, such as the ultimate nature of things and the how the universe came into being. It has undermined our belief in a Newtonian mechanistic universe and a deterministic future, posing questions about parallel universes, time-travel and the origin and end of everything. At the same time we have witnessed amazing attempts at unification so that physicists are able to contemplate the discovery of a siTaylor and Francisoai:cds.cern.ch:4041852000 |
spellingShingle | Biography, Geography, History Adams, Steve Frontiers: twentieth-century physics |
title | Frontiers: twentieth-century physics |
title_full | Frontiers: twentieth-century physics |
title_fullStr | Frontiers: twentieth-century physics |
title_full_unstemmed | Frontiers: twentieth-century physics |
title_short | Frontiers: twentieth-century physics |
title_sort | frontiers: twentieth-century physics |
topic | Biography, Geography, History |
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