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Waves - The Dialogue
Inspired by Goethe's Faust and described as a cross between Michael Crichton and Umberto Eco, Waves weaves together action, drama, romance, and science in a global setting where the melding of good and evil yields shocking consequences. A technothriller, a psychological drama, a scientific there's something in Waves for everyone and, yes, something of everyone in Waves.
“An extraordinary book.”
This is the scientific dialogue portion of the Waves Trilogy. The Rhythm—a series of twelve dialogues taking place in one day—covers topics such as proteins, cell biology, waves, electromagnetic radiation, thermodynamics and kinetics, biological signal transduction, Newton's Laws, the brain, evolution, spectroscopy, and cosmology. The technical topics, adapted for general, recreational reader with its own plot line, interweaves with the Melody and Harmony so reading the complete Trilogy is recommended.
“… powerfully imaginative …”
“… an intellectual tour de force—of literature, music, medicine, life sciences, languages—all woven together in triple architectural helix of Melody, Harmony, and Rhythm, defining and elaborating secrets of life and the mystery of human condition. It is not just a great fiction, but also a great science-in-fiction.”
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The Trilogy includes three the Melody, going forward into the future as a fast-paced technothriller, the Harmony, traveling backwards in time exploring characters and their fateful decisions, and the Rhythm, fashioned as a scientific dialogue in which the technological secrets are systematically revealed—the reader discovering by the end that all this may not necessarily be fantasy.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 3 - Tiro A Segno
Chapter 6 - Happiness
Chapter 9 - Waves
Chapter 12 - Motion
Chapter 15 - Forces
Chapter 18 - Information
Chapter 21 - Mind
Chapter 24 - Energy
Chapter 27 - Seeing
Chapter 30 - Krypton
Chapter 33 - Kosmos
Chapter 36 - Ornamenta
93 Illustrations
“An extraordinary book.”
This is the scientific dialogue portion of the Waves Trilogy. The Rhythm—a series of twelve dialogues taking place in one day—covers topics such as proteins, cell biology, waves, electromagnetic radiation, thermodynamics and kinetics, biological signal transduction, Newton's Laws, the brain, evolution, spectroscopy, and cosmology. The technical topics, adapted for general, recreational reader with its own plot line, interweaves with the Melody and Harmony so reading the complete Trilogy is recommended.
“… powerfully imaginative …”
“… an intellectual tour de force—of literature, music, medicine, life sciences, languages—all woven together in triple architectural helix of Melody, Harmony, and Rhythm, defining and elaborating secrets of life and the mystery of human condition. It is not just a great fiction, but also a great science-in-fiction.”
TO OBTAIN THE FULL WAVES TRILOGY CLICK HERE
The Trilogy includes three the Melody, going forward into the future as a fast-paced technothriller, the Harmony, traveling backwards in time exploring characters and their fateful decisions, and the Rhythm, fashioned as a scientific dialogue in which the technological secrets are systematically revealed—the reader discovering by the end that all this may not necessarily be fantasy.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 3 - Tiro A Segno
Chapter 6 - Happiness
Chapter 9 - Waves
Chapter 12 - Motion
Chapter 15 - Forces
Chapter 18 - Information
Chapter 21 - Mind
Chapter 24 - Energy
Chapter 27 - Seeing
Chapter 30 - Krypton
Chapter 33 - Kosmos
Chapter 36 - Ornamenta
93 Illustrations
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First published February 5, 2009
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May 3, 2009
This is a book to enjoy,to savor, to learn from- I will certainly re-visit it again and again! "Waves-The Dialogue (Rythm)" entertains and enriches- This Book helps you think outside the box.
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