I also picked up the problem book. As a basis for comparison, I used the edition that I also own. I picked up the new set as FLP set are among some of my most favorite physics books and I wanted to own it in a relatively error free version. I read the FLP long ago and now wanted to read it again using the new edition. Here is my assessment of the quality of printing of the new Millennium edition putting is side by side with the edition.
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The binding is quite nice and the books are good looking. The pages are not glossy at all but the quality of paper is not great. The print however is not good at all. The letters are 'thin' and rickety and harder to read compared to the original red edition that has nice thick bold black letters printed. They are readable if direct light is shining on them, however, they do cause eye strain and require effort to read. All FLPs old and new editions have a lot of room on the right margin and this is nothing new. However, the left margin for the Millennium edition is too close to the spine making it awkward to read.
The pictures are however, nicely done and so are the math, the formulas, and the equations. In short, the printing of the Millennium edition does not do justice to the excellent content. My advice for People who are contemplating purchasing the new millennium edition is to skip it and try to acquire one of the older versions in good condition and deal with the errata online. I have not decided yet whether to keep mine or send it back.
I love FLP but the printing quality of the Millennium edition does leave a bad taste in mouth. I wanted to leave less than 3 stars for my review but it would not be fair to do so because of the excellent content.
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Some of you have been searching for etymology of 'remediate. Barnhart is, "as good as it gets. Notice too a hint of mediation in remediation. On remediation as means of avoiding temptation: Heraclitus and others have said dialectic is Error. You are already extinct! But if you think our global problems are at least partially affective outcomes of bad human thinking methods, and you sense there may be a way out Thank you for reading. Upon what basic memeos are your remediations founded? Stux is a mental and social boat anchor. A social New World Order ball and chain on humanity.
Eschew stux, cohere flux! Number 2 is Doug's simplification of classical languages' canonic language, grammar, syntax, and logic. Doug's purpose in remediating English is to move it from 2 to 1. OK, allow Doug to ask you a question, "Why can we say, 'stux sux? So English unremediated does its best to describe reality in stux-sux terminology AKA dialectic. Stux means perpetual objective state. OK, Doug, "Why can we say, 'flux is crux? Henri Louis Bergson, over years ago said this, paraphrased, "spontaneity can explain inertia, but inertia cannot explain spontaneity.
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Simply, spontaneity is superior inertia in explaining and understanding reality. Doug says, "change is hyper state," and colloquially, "flux is hyper stux. Quantum language is change-ic: Quantum language is hyper classical language. This is a key enabler for our readers and for our students. If you agree that flux is hyper state, then you can omniscriminate Value hyper value. Value is what Pirsig intended by " Perpetual state, being perpetually stuck is what Pirsig meant by ESQ!
Social 'law' is inertial. Canonic dogma is inertial. Static 'truth' is inertial.
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Pure classical physics' deceit. Doug - 12May, Jun An author named Heinz R. Pagels now deceased who was a premier physicist and quantum specialist, published a book titled The Dreams of Reason in Heinz' wife Elaine Pagels, Harvard chair and professor is a renowned specialist in world religions.
Doug found a Heinz Pagels' text, fresh off some hot printer about 3rd quarter of and finished reading it prior year end. While Doug was reading this fine work, Dr. Heinz Pagels transitioned into some other omniverse It hit Doug hard. At that time, Doug was just commencing his serious obsessions with anything quantum. Doug couldn't assiduously work his quantum obsessions then.
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He owned January, December, a small about 35 employees but very successful embedded-real-time software engineering firm then called SCS, Inc. Heinz wrote about quantum memes of real process , of stuff which evolved, and he berated physics for having such a non- evolutionary , static and illusionary dialectical approach to studying reality. Heinz wasn't totally qualitative in his writing, but he was at least thigh deep in quality.
Doug liked that, having been a student of Robert M. Pirsig's opus ZMM and Lila for about 10 years at that time. As Doug read Heinz' books and watched Elaine on PBS, little did Doug realize how Elaine's works on gnosis and Heinz' works on physical reality were telling autsimilar stories: It fell open to this: We are evidently unique among species in our symbolic ability, and we are certainly unique in our modest ability to control the conditions of our existence by using these symbols.
Our ability to represent and simulate reality implies that we can appropriate the order of existence and bring it to serve human purposes. A good simulation, be it a religious myth or scientific theory, gives us a sense of mastery over our experience. To represent something symbolically, as we do when we speak or write, is somehow to capture it, thus making it one's own.
But with this appropriation comes the realization that we have denied the immediacy of reality and that in creating a substitute we have but spun another thread in the web of our grand illusion[s]. Page 88, paragraph 2, by Heinz R. Doug doesn't grasp what is! Heinz tells us two major memes here: Language symbols are illusory, and reason based upon symbols which are both static and lisr objective excluded-middle is pure illusion.
Adepts will see immediately how Heinz is regurgitating Pirsig's " It has taken Doug nearly 30 years to get here. If Doug took that long, he believes it will take another three to five millennia to make progress where about 10 percent of Earth people understand issues involved: The first volume focuses on mechanics , radiation , and heat , including relativistic effects.
The second volume covers mainly electromagnetism and matter.
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The third volume covers quantum mechanics ; for example, it shows how the double-slit experiment demonstrates the essential features of quantum mechanics. The book also includes chapters on the relationship between mathematics and physics , and the relationship of physics to other sciences.
In , Caltech in cooperation with The Feynman Lectures Website made the book freely available, on the web site. In particular, it was his work in quantum electrodynamics for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics. At the same time that Feynman was at the pinnacle of his fame, the faculty of the California Institute of Technology was concerned about the quality of the introductory courses for undergraduate students. It was thought the courses were burdened by an old-fashioned syllabus and the exciting discoveries of recent years, many of which had occurred at Caltech, were not being taught to the students.
Thus, it was decided to reconfigure the first physics course offered to students at Caltech, with the goal being to generate more excitement in the students. Feynman readily agreed to give the course, though only once. Aware of the fact that this would be a historic event, Caltech recorded each lecture and took photographs of each drawing made on the blackboard by Feynman. Based on the lectures and the tape recordings, a team of physicists and graduate students put together a manuscript that would become The Feynman Lectures on Physics.
Although Feynman's most valuable technical contribution to the field of physics may have been in the field of quantum electrodynamics, the Feynman Lectures were destined to become his most widely-read work. The Feynman Lectures are considered to be one of the most sophisticated and comprehensive college-level introductions to physics. As a result, some physics students find the lectures more valuable after they have obtained a good grasp of physics by studying more-traditional texts, and the books are sometimes seen as more helpful for teachers than for students.
While the two-year course — was still underway, rumors of it spread throughout the physics research and teaching community. In a special preface to the edition, David Goodstein and Gerry Neugebauer claimed that as time went on, the attendance of registered undergraduate students dropped sharply but was matched by a compensating increase in the number of faculty and graduate students.
Co-author Matthew Sands , in his memoir accompanying the edition, contested this claim. Addison-Wesley published a collection of exercises and problems to accompany The Feynman Lectures on Physics. The problem sets were first used in the academic year, and were organized by Robert B.
Some of the problems are sophisticated and difficult enough to require an understanding of advanced topics, such as Kolmogorov's zero—one law.