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Written for intermediate undergraduate students and independent learners with basic calculus, this Guide covers all of the core ideas of Special Relativity. It does so by using a modern, geometrical approach, which prepares the reader well for further study of General Relativity.
Editions of A Student's Guide to Special Relativity
- Hardcover
- ISBN 9781108834094
- Paperback
- ISBN 9781108995634
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Written for intermediate undergraduate students and independent learners with basic calculus, this Guide covers all of the core ideas of Special Relativity. It does so by using a modern, geometrical approach, which prepares the reader well for further study of General Relativity.
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What is A Student's Guide to Special Relativity about?
Written for intermediate undergraduate students and independent learners with basic calculus, this Guide covers all of the core ideas of Special Relativity. It does so by using a modern, geometrical approach, which prepares the reader well for further study of General Relativity.
What core themes, tropes, or subjects are explored in A Student's Guide to Special Relativity?
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How long is A Student's Guide to Special Relativity and how many pages does it have?
A Student's Guide to Special Relativity has 170 page(s)
Who is/are the Author/s of the book A Student's Guide to Special Relativity?
Norman Gray
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A Student's Guide to Special Relativity is available as hardcover(ISBN 9781108834094) and paperback(ISBN 9781108995634)
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