
Facts And Mysteries In Elementary Particle Physics
by
Martinus J G Veltman
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Format
Kindle
Pages
352
Language
Chinese
Published
Jan 1, 2003
Publisher
World Scientific
Edition
2
ISBN-10
9814338079
ISBN-13
9789814338073
Description
Martinus J.G. Veltman's work delves into the intricate world of elementary particle physics, offering readers a rich tapestry of both established facts and lingering mysteries within the field. Through a blend of accessible language and profound insight, Veltman explores the fundamental building blocks of matter, shedding light on complex concepts that often baffle even seasoned physicists. His unique perspective not only demystifies topics that are central to our understanding of the universe but also invites curiosity about the unresolved questions that persist in the realm of particle physics.
In this revised edition, Veltman revisits critical themes, ensuring that both new and returning readers can engage with the latest developments in the field. Each chapter serves as a guide, leading readers through a labyrinth of scientific inquiry, where clarity and depth coexist. This compelling narrative encourages a deeper appreciation for the wonders of particle physics and inspires a sense of wonder about the universe's most fundamental components.
In this revised edition, Veltman revisits critical themes, ensuring that both new and returning readers can engage with the latest developments in the field. Each chapter serves as a guide, leading readers through a labyrinth of scientific inquiry, where clarity and depth coexist. This compelling narrative encourages a deeper appreciation for the wonders of particle physics and inspires a sense of wonder about the universe's most fundamental components.
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