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Davies P. — The New Physics
Davies P. — The New Physics



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Íàçâàíèå: The New Physics

Àâòîð: Davies P.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

Physics affects the way we live and, ultimately, how life itself functions. This new take on a classic text investigates key frontiers in modern physics. Exploring our universe, from the particles within atoms to the stars making up galaxies, it reveals the vital role invisible mechanisms play in the world around us, and explains new techniques, from nano-engineering and brain research to the latest advances in high-speed data networks and custom-built materials. Written by leading international experts, each of the nineteen chapters will fascinate scientists in all disciplines, as well as anyone wanting to know more about the world of physics. First Edition Hb (1989) 0-521-30420-2 First Edition Pb (1992) 0-521-43831-4


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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1989

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 526

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 01.04.2014

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
NGC 4151      170
Niobium      228 421
Nomura, S.      395
Non-renormalisability      92 452
Nonclassical light      294 313
Nonlinearity      330 332 341 471
Nonlinearity in optics      297
Nonlinearity, refractive index      307
Nonlocality      373 379 392 395
Nonmagnetic phase      211—212
Nordtvedt effect      16
Nordtvedt, Kenneth, Jr      12 16
Normal form equations      366 341 see
NOVA laser system      292
Nuclear force      400
Nucleosynthesis in stars      111 118—122 126 164—165 167 196—197
Nucleosynthesis in the big bang      485
Nucleosynthesis, explosive      131
Nucleosynthesis, primordial      164 195—197
Nucleus      396 398 405 421 see
Nucleus, quark content of      412
Null vector      375
Number, complex      377
Octet      405
OH/IR stars      126
Ohnuki, Y.      395
Oil-drop experiment      421
Olbers, H.      61
Olbers, H., paradox of      61—63
Omega-minus      402
One-dimensional systems      209 212—216 218 220 227 230—231 234—235
Onsager, L.      212—213 217 225 234
Open systems      320—321 330
Optical astronomy      97 103
Optical astronomy, future of      201—203 205
Optical axis      380
Optical bistability      315
Optical computing      315
Optical fibres      307
Optical gain      292
Optical hysteresis      315
Optical solitons      308
Orbit      402 404
Orbital angular momentum      403 405
Orbital magnetism      285
Order      210 215—217 220 222—224
Order parameter      216 336 341
Order parameter, component number      248—262
Order parameter, critical behaviour      241
Order parameter, definition      238—239
Order, concept of      348—349 355 358—365 367—369
Ordering process at phase transition      238
Organic materials      217 219 228 234
Orion Nebula      114—116 155—157
Osheroff, D.D.      221
Oxide superconductors      see "High-temperature superconductivity"
Oxygen burning in stars      121—122
OZI rule      see "Zweig rule"
P-Cygni profiles      125
p-p chain      118—119 121
P-state (P-wave)      404—405
Page, D.      388
Parallax-second (parsec)      206
Paramagnetic substance      477
Parametric Down Conversion      315
Parametrised post-Newtonian (PPN) formalism      11
Parity      403 405 411 419—420
Particle accelerators      2 4 396 481—488
Particle decay      432
Particle Physics      481—490
Particle physics in the early universe      197 200—201
Particle-antiparticle production in big bang      195—197
Partition function      238
Pati      437
Pauli exclusion principle      228—230 273 399 400 402 404—406 478 486
Pauli, W.      228 377
Pearle, P.      391
Peebles, P. James E.      37
Peierls, R.E.      212—213 223—221 388
Penrose, Roger      8 26 28 32
Penzias, Arno      31 35 64 66
Pepper, M.      232
Percival, I.      367
Percolation      263
Periastron shift, in binary pulsar      17
Perihelion advance of Mercury      7 14—15 85
Period doubling      311
Periodic potential      219
Periodic table      399
Permanent magnet      210
Perturbation theory      81 84—85 90 411
Perturbations in cosmological medium, adiabatic      198—201
Perturbations in cosmological medium, growth in an expanding universe      198—201
Perturbations in cosmological medium, isothermal      198—201
Perturbations in cosmological medium, origin of      201
Perturbations in cosmological medium, vortex      198
Petersen, A.      395
PETRA      417
Phase      211—213 216—217 220—223 225
Phase (of complex number)      225—226
Phase (of wave function)      463 469
Phase conjugation      304
Phase noise      314
Phase transitions      5 209 211—213 215—228 230—231 234—235 328—330 336 338 340
Phase transitions, nonequilibrium      329—330
Phase-space      331—332 345 451
Philosophy      374
Photinos      487
photoelectric effect      380
Photoionisation      304
Photoionisation in active galactic nuclei      172
photolithography      305
Photon      2 5 81 83 290 380 383 386—388 399 400 407—408 416 419 422 425 448—449 461 464 486
Photon barrier at large redshifts      195—196
Photon correlations      294
Pi, So-Young      48
Pion      397 400 402 407
Pion, decay of neutral      100—101 117—118 427
Pion, negative/positive production      416 418—420
Piron, C.      391
Planar spin model of superfluidity      216 222—225
Planck energy      71 85 482
Planck length      71—72 82 84—86 89—90
Planck mass      486—487 489—490
Planck temperature      490
Planck time      71 490
Planck's constant      71 232 426 447
Planck, M.      377 380 399
Planetary nebulae      111—114 125—126 129 153
Planetary systems, formation of      158
Plasma emission mechanisms      175
Plato      61
Plutonium      304
Pockel's effect      299
Podolsky, B.      382 see
Poissonian distribution      337—339
Polarisation      229 380—381 383—384
Polarisation of spin      419
Polaroid      378 380—381
Polkinghorne, J.C.      395
Polyakov, A.M.      224 436 490
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)      153—154
Polymers      227 234—235 264
Pomphrey, N.      367
Population dynamics      342—343
Population III stars      125 199
Population inversion      291
Positional information      328
Positive energy theorem      32
Positron      2 404 408 410 413
Positronium      404
potential flow      225
Potentiality      373 379 382 387—390 393—395
Potts model      220—222
Pound — Rebka experiment      8 10
Pound, Robert      8 10
Power laws      211—212 216 220—221 224 226 231
Power-law amplitude in critical phenomena      241
Predictability      333 341—342 346 348—353 368—369 371
Predictability, loss of      351—352 358
Preons      482 488 490
Primordial helium      485
Primordial nucleosynthesis      164 195—197
probability      78 82 92 378 388
Probability amplitude      292
probability distribution      412
Proposition      374 see
Proton      2 71 88 90 396 398 400 411—412 418—422 428
Proton, decay      441 482 491
Protostars      102 114—118 155—158
Protostars as far infrared sources      158—160
Protostars, dust photosphere of      159
Protostars, hydrostatic core in      159
Pseudoscalar meson      401—402
Psi      407 409 415
Psychophysics      393
Pulsars      99 113 117 129 135—139
Pulsars as rotating magnetised neutron stars      136—139
Pulsars in supernova remnants      138
Pulsars, millisecond      135
Pulsars, X-ray      135
Pyrgons      489 491
Pythagoras's theorem      73 83
Pythagoras's theorem in curved space      73—74 78 82 92
Q-switching      306
Quanta and forces      409
Quantisation of rotation      277
Quantum chaos      6 365—370
Quantum chromodynamics (QCD)      3 39 89 398 400 407 409 412 415 428 475—476 478 see
Quantum cosmology      7 71 189
Quantum electrodynamics (QED)      2—3 85 88 266 398 407 415 426 449 455 477
Quantum field theory      2—3 72 80 82 84—86 89—90 446 486 490
Quantum fluctuations      80 82 84
Quantum flux lines      226—227
Quantum gravity      3 67 70—71 80 88—89 486 489
Quantum Hall effect      210 232—235
Quantum indistinguishability      272
Quantum interference      292 300
Quantum Jump      294—295
Quantum liquids      270—275
quantum mechanics      67 397 403—404
Quantum mechanics, conceptual foundations      6 78—79 352 369—370 373—395
Quantum numbers      403
Quantum optics      5 289
quantum states      see "States in quantum mechanics"
Quantum statistics      see "Bose statistics" "Fermi
Quantum theory      70—72 76—80 89—90 92 93 462 464
Quantum theory of solids      210 228 230 232
Quantum tunnelling      93
Quantum vortices      225—227
Quark model      403—405
Quark-molecule      422
Quarkonics industry      421
Quarks      2 82 85 397—421 428 472 478 482—490
Quarks, bound states of      404
Quarks, flavour of      401 405 415—416 475
Quarks, light      407 418
Quarks, masses of      399 405 407
Quarks, stability of      421
Quasars      8 98 107—110 169—182
Quasars and deflection of light      13
Quasars at large redshifts      186 194
Quasars, abundances of elements      165
Quasars, double      13
Quasars, evolution of      190
Quasars, radio emission from      177—182
Quasars, spectra of      172 175—176
QUASAT radio astronomy mission      205
Quasi-stellar radio sources      see "Quasars"
Quinn      442
Rabi frequency      293 295 302
Rabin, M.      355
Radar      410
Radiation      400 408 411
Radio astronomy, future of      204—205
Radio astronomy, history of      96—99
Radio emission from active galaxies and quasars      177—182
Radio galaxies      107 177—182
Radio galaxies in clusters of galaxies      167—169
Radio galaxies, confinement of radio lobes      168
Radio galaxies, evolution with cosmic epoch      193—194
Radio galaxies, radio interferometry      12
Radio galaxies, radio-quiet quasars      109
Radio galaxies, redshift-magnitude relation for      190—191
Radioactive decay      458
Radioactivity      399 418—422
Radioactivity, gamma-ray line from supernovae      131
RADIOASTRON      205
Rae, A.      395
Ram pressure stripping      167—169
Ramakrishnan, T.V.      231
Random mutations in biology      355
Randomness      313 319 334 337 342—343 350—352 354—355 358 364—370
Rapid (r) process      122
reality      393—395
Rebka, Glen, Jr      8 10
Recombination, epoch of      195—199
Redshift      184—185 187—188
Redshift-angular diameter relation      188—189
Redshift-flux density (or redshift-magnitude) relation      188—189
Redshift-flux density (or redshift-magnitude) relation for brightest galaxies in clusters      190—191
Redshift-flux density (or redshift-magnitude) relation for quasars      190
Redshift-flux density (or redshift-magnitude) relation for radio galaxies      190—192
Reduced temperature      241
Reductionism      373 389 393
Regular structure      219—220 228 230
Reinhardt, W.      367
Relativistic plasma (in astrophysics)      96—101
Relativity, general theory      3 62—68 387 389 392
Relativity, special theory      2 7 9 81 459 464
Relaxation oscillations      310
Relevant perturbation      225
Renormalisable theory      449
Renormalisation      450 486
Renormalisation group      5—6 72 85—86 88
Renormalisation group, Fourier space      259
Renormalisation group, history      237 265
Renormalisation group, key concepts      250
Renormalisation group, Monte Carlo      258
Renormalisation group, purpose      243
Renormalisation group, real space      256
Renormalisation group, transformation      251
Reppy, J.D.      226—227
Representations of symmetry groups      430
Residence time of chemical reagents      321 323
Residual resistance      230
Resolution (in particle physics)      396 410 412—413
Resolution length in coarse-graining      243
Resonance      300 397
Resonance fluorescence      293
Rest mass      461
Retro reflector      305
Rho-meson      407
Riemann tensor      33
Riemannian geometry      10 75
Robertson — Walker metric      186—187
Roche lobe      128
Roche lobe, overflow      140—142
Roger, G.      385—386 395
ROSAT X-ray astronomy satellite      204
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