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Thank You |
January 27, 2010 |
| Author: Jon |
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Physics, philosophy, fantasy but no fiction. Above all, great fun...thanks for sharing your passion with us. CS: That is a good summary - enjoy the text! |
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A true gift |
January 26, 2010 |
| Author: Henri Montandon |
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Hi Christoph, I am a psychiatrist and neuroscience researcher who has had a passionate love of physics since high school. Feynman's LECTURES IN PHYSICS has always been my favorite beginning text. Now comes MOTION MOUNTAIN, and at last Feynman's lonely top-shelf text has a companion! You have given us all a tremendous gift. It DOES clarify, and it DOES strengthen. In addition to all you have taught about physics, I believe your work is one of the best realizations of how we shall better cast organized information across the Internet. Books are a very static form, slow to change, always behind what is current. But your book, utilizing Hypertext so well, begins to move us into a different kind of learning. And not incidentally, reclaims the role of teacher. I look forward to continuing with your work for a long time! With warm regards, Henri CS: Thank you for your kind words, and enjoy the reading! |
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new volume 6 |
January 20, 2010 |
| Author: Berlin |
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Hi Christoph, -Where can I find the additions in your last (januari 2010) version of volume 6? I just printed a hardcopy to study it and hen you change it :( :) -You stopped the discussion on Physics Forum. Reason? Kind regards, Berlin CS: I post updates of the 6th volume regularly - check the edition number on page 3. If you have more questions about the model, you are welcome to add them at the suggestion wiki (see the menu on the left) in the research discussion page. I will answer them there, and use the points to improve the text. |
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Thank you for you resources |
January 20, 2010 |
| Author: Jerry Waine Swatsell |
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I appreciate your making the physics text(s) available online. My job demands won't allow for college attendance and I am really interested in learning physics. Thank you for your help, Jerry jerry.swatsell@kurarayamerica.com CS: Enjoy it - and feel free to email questions. |
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Great strand model |
January 18, 2010 |
| Author: Richard Hart |
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Dear Christoph, I have just read all of volume 6 (edition 23.66) and learned for the first time about your Strand model. I love it. I had heard the names of some of the elementary particles before, but I didn't really have much idea what they all were (I haven't read the earlier volumes yet). Now I have got a picture in my head of what they all are -- and all the forces too. It will be exiting watching to see if experiments confirm the model. I'm going to read the whole textbook from front to back next so that I understand everything more thoroughly. CS: Enjoy it! |
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Thanks |
January 11, 2010 |
| Author: Matthew denomme |
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| great book! I had a fun time reading it(well the first few chapters). I'm glad that some one made this knowledge free to the public. not every body can afford text books that cost hundreds of dollars. | |
Thanks!! |
January 10, 2010 |
| Author: Fu |
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| Thanks again | |
Prior Editions |
December 26, 2009 |
| Author: Ferdinand |
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Cristoph. Hi! of course, thanks a lot for your lovely textbook (and for lovley teaching instincts). I came across, recently, of your 18th edition of Motion Mountain, and it was easier to read than your latest edition, due to the fact that it was less cramped. I know it is already too much to ask, after you've poured your heart out for us, physics enthusiasts, but it would really be nice if you could add prior editions to the download page (only with the abscence of opposite views on the subject, of course). Yours truely (and my knowledge too, it seems), Ferdinand CS: Please email me to explain what you mean, as the last edition, 23.5, uses the same formatting as edition 18 and is not more "cramped" at all. |
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Teach Us |
December 23, 2009 |
| Author: A student |
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This is one of the most significant web based contributions by the scientific society to the public that I have seen. I hope it continues to educate the public, and I hope it begins a trend of more free ebooks pertaining to the other sciences. CS: Thank you! |
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It ruined my eyesight :) |
December 12, 2009 |
| Author: Myself |
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and I am forever grateful for this! Great text. (space-)time well spent. CS: Sleeping a lot is the best one can do for one's eyes. Take care of yourself! |
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