Einstein / Broglie / Schrödinger a.o. - Scientific Papers Presented to Max Born - 1953





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“Scientific Papers” Presented to Max Born on his Retirement from the Tait Chair of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.
Einstein / Broglie / Schrodinger a.o. - Scientific Papers - Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd, 1953 -1st Edition - 94 pp thick paper - Green linen Hardcover with blind gilt Printing on Spine - 22,5 x 15 x 1,4 cm - text: English.
Preface: Edinburgh, May 1953.
“Scientific Papers” written by 11 famous Scientists:
Edward Appleton, David Bohm; Louis de Broglie; Richard Courant; Albert Einstein; Pascual Jordan; Th.v. Kármán and S.S. Penner; Alfred Landé; Erwin Schrödinger; Hermann Weyl.
Condition: Very Good.
¶ Max Born (1882-1970) was a German Physicist and Mathematician who was instrumental in the Development of Quantum Mechanics. He also made Contributions to Solid-state Physics and Optics and Supervised the Work of a number of notable Physicists in the 1920s and 1930s.
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“Scientific Papers” Presented to Max Born on his Retirement from the Tait Chair of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.
Einstein / Broglie / Schrodinger a.o. - Scientific Papers - Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd, 1953 -1st Edition - 94 pp thick paper - Green linen Hardcover with blind gilt Printing on Spine - 22,5 x 15 x 1,4 cm - text: English.
Preface: Edinburgh, May 1953.
“Scientific Papers” written by 11 famous Scientists:
Edward Appleton, David Bohm; Louis de Broglie; Richard Courant; Albert Einstein; Pascual Jordan; Th.v. Kármán and S.S. Penner; Alfred Landé; Erwin Schrödinger; Hermann Weyl.
Condition: Very Good.
¶ Max Born (1882-1970) was a German Physicist and Mathematician who was instrumental in the Development of Quantum Mechanics. He also made Contributions to Solid-state Physics and Optics and Supervised the Work of a number of notable Physicists in the 1920s and 1930s.
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