Read this book in your lifetime

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I read a small portion on Maxwell's equations in the second part of this book and I say that I have never read anything more interesting than this. It's really awesome by the way. The author is a well known personality. He is the Nobel Prize Winner Richard Feynman, who specialized in quantum mechanics. He was also consulted by the American Government after the Challenger Disaster. Here are the names of those books-

The Feynman Lectures on Physics- Volume 1

The Feynman Lectures on Physics- Volume 2

The Feynman Lectures on Physics- Volume 3


If you are interested in Electronics they I recommend you see Volume 2 as it deals with electronics in depth (quantum level).

Read this book in your lifetime. Once you read this you will start to appreciate the beauty of Mathematics and how it works everywhere in the Nature.

Hope this Helps:smile::smile::smile::smile:

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thanks man! I was always on the lookout for some interesting piece to read, especially something that applied mathematics to electrical engineering and elsewhere!
will check them out!
 
gauthamtechie;bt1920 said:
thanks man! I was always on the lookout for some interesting piece to read, especially something that applied mathematics to electrical engineering and elsewhere!
will check them out!
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Check this video out. I was googling about Richard Feynman and ended up here. There are many such videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SrHzSGn-I8


Really he is a great person.
 
I enjoyed this video as much as his lectures which I had discovered 10 yrs ago. It also reminded of my son Stephen, a carpenter and recent father showed me how he teaches Iyengar Yoga and how he chants like a Tibetan Monk. I think my son could have competed in the musical contest in outer Mongolia near the city of Tuva, which was an attempt by Feynman to explore the mysterious and intriguing city of Tuva. It also answered my curiosity of the shaman's song I once had collected once, made for Feynman.

I also like to explore as much as Richard.
 
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