Gravitation
Gravitation
Charles W. Misner
Eric Weinstein
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Gravitation

Gravitation

Charles W. Misner
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Charles W. Misner
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"Gravitation" by Charles W. Misner is not merely a book; it is an odyssey into the depths of the universe's most profound force. Crafted with the precision of a scientist and the narrative grace of a storyteller, Misner guides readers through the complex tapestry of theories and principles that underpin our understanding of gravity. This rigorous exploration transcends the confines of a traditional textbook, offering a dual-pathway approach that caters to both newcomers and seasoned scholars of physics. Through a masterful blend of fundamental concepts and advanced topics, Misner lays bare the elegance of Einstein's geometric framework, inviting readers on a journey from the foundational laws of physics in flat spacetime to the cutting-edge of gravitational research. As the pages turn, "Gravitation" unveils the universe's secrets, from the pulsating hearts of neutron stars to the enigmatic ripples of gravitational waves. Misner's work is a testament to the beauty of the cosmos, rendered accessible through clear, precise calculation and profound theoretical insight. This text not only equips students and physicists with the tools to predict phenomena with unparalleled precision but also challenges them to ponder the quantum underpinnings of the universe. Whether it's the exploration of superspace or the intricacies of gravitational collapse, "Gravitation" stands as a monumental achievement in physics literature, offering a comprehensive course that bridges the gap between abstract theory and empirical reality.

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Released
1973
15 Sep
Length
1279
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