The Evolution of Physics

by Albert Elnstein, Leopold Infeld

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Published January 1, 1967

Reviews

[Brennon Shanks · Rating 4 out of 5]

A compelling view into the key concepts of physics up to the date of publication (1938). I would recommend this over Feynman’s “Six Easy Pieces”, although its lack of mathematical rigor made some of the discussions confusing for me.

[John Faivus · Rating 5 out of 5]

An amazing guide to navigate the physical world. Knowing specific equations and learning quantum theory based on calculus is very interesting to me. The book was written very well and packed to the absolute brim with knowledge which is what I needed. The problem is that it was advertised as a book for not only physicists but all people. The book went deep into the quantum world and was very hard to understand, however my dad is a physicist so I managed. I loved learning about how physics advanced and how theories got more and more intense. I love science.