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Physicists
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"surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!"A collection of often humorous anecdotes about the 1965 Nobel Prize winner for physics. |
B FEYNMAN |
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Sir Isaac NewtonThis book looks at some of Newton's most important ideas and describes how his three laws of motion are used to solve problems. |
B New |
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Michael FaradayA biography of the nineteenth-century English scientist whose religious beliefs guided his exploration of electricity and magnetism. |
B Faraday |
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Enrico FermiA biography of the Nobel Prize-winning physicist whose work led to the discovery of nuclear fission, the basis of nuclear power and the atom bomb. |
B Fermi |
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EinsteinOffers a biographical profile of Albert Einstein, discussing both his contributions to science and his emotional and personal life. |
B EINSTEIN |
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EinsteinA biography of Einstein which focuses on the originality of his theories and the contradictions in his character. |
B EINSTEIN |
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Isaac NewtonChronicles the life of pioneering seventeenth-century scientist Isaac Newton, describing the world in which he lived, examining the contradictory elements of his personality, and discussing his place |
B NEWTON |
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"what Do You Care What Other People Think?"Richard Feynman recounts his life with his late wife and discusses his involvement in the investigation of the Challenger space shuttle disaster. |
B FEYNMAN |
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"surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!"A collection of often humorous anecdotes about the 1965 Nobel Prize winner for physics. |
B FEYNMAN |
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GeniusBiography of physicist Richard Feynman from his childhood to genius of modern physics. Also reveals the darker side of the man. |
B FEYNMAN |
