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1978Best.-Nr. 512067MIR Publisher 1978. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. VERY GOOD. 640pp. Second Printing. Sewn binding in blue cloth hard covers with silver gilt-lettered spine. With some trivial foxing as commonly seen with this grade of paper otherwise very clean and unmarked with sound square binding; DJ just trivially rubbed along the extremities now wrapped in mylar. A seminal text in Soviet mathematics long out of print and quite scarce in trade. 'The book covers branches of mathematics increasingly .required by phy-sicists such as multiple line and improper integrals the theory of fields and power and trigonometric series. Based on lectures read by the authors in the physics faculty of Moscow University the book endeavours to show the connection between the various mathematical concepts and their applications and wherever possible their physical sense as well.' From the Dust Jacket. MIR Publisher hardcover
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1971Best.-Nr. PH-174Boulder CO.: Colorado Associated University Press 1971. Classic comprehensive text contains detailed lectures covering the mathematical theory of the representations of a general class of non-compact groups and their various uses in many areas of theoretical physics. Topics covered include one-parameter subgroups of the conformal group; classification of the irreducible representationsof the O41 De Sitter group; expansion theory and the Lorentz groups in noncanonical bases; non-continuous representations of lie groups; generalized O21 expansions; conformal-invariant phase shift analysis; canonical and noncanonical scale symmetry breaking; closed orbits and SO42 symmetry in relativistic two-body theory; group theoretical basis for the Dirac equation; mass zero particles; etc. 440 pgs. Illustrated. Upper corners very slightly bumped and rubbed. Minimal shelfwear. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Colorado Associated University Press hardcover
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1970Best.-Nr. 049990Japan Electron Optics Laboratory Co 1970. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Fine. Group Of 28 Catalogs Staple-Bound But All Attached Together With Large Acco-Fastener Else Fine No Marks. Undated In General One Dated 1965 Anothernear The End Is Dated 1970 So Probably Late 1960'S To Early 1970'S. A Very Rare Set Of Catalogs/ Manuals As This Was Very Expensive Cutting Edge Equipment And Few Institutions Could Afford To Purchase Them. All Well Illustrated With Photos Of The Equipment Tables Charts And Multiple Examples Of Images Taken By The Equipment. Japan Electron Optics Laboratory Co paperback
1932Best.-Nr. 020085Paris: Hermann et Cie 1932. First Edition . Original Wrappers. Very Good. Signature And Personal Information Of Cal Tech Professor Paco Lagerstrom Dated 1947. Per Wikipedia Élie Joseph Cartan 1869 - 1951 Was An Influential French Mathematician Who Did Fundamental Work In The Theory Of Lie Groups Differential Systems Coordinate-Free Geometric Formulation Of Pdes And Differential Geometry. He Also Made Significant Contributions To General Relativity And Indirectly To Quantum Mechanics. He Is Widely Regarded As One Of The Greatest Mathematicians Of The Twentieth Century. His Son Henri Cartan Was An Influential Mathematician Working In Algebraic Topology. As A Student Of Cartan The Geometer Shiing-Shen Chern Wrote: Usually The Day After Meeting With Cartan I Would Get A Letter From Him. He Would Say "After You Left I Thought More About Your Questions."-He Had Some Results And Some More Questions And So On. He Knew All These Papers On Simple Lie Groups Lie Algebras All By Heart. When You Saw Him On The Street When A Certain Issue Would Come Up He Would Pull Out Some Old Envelope And Write Something And Give You The Answer. And Sometimes It Took Me Hours Or Even Days To Get The Same Answer. I Had To Work Very Hard. . Hermann et Cie unknown
1995Best.-Nr. 043090New York: Springer 1994 1995. Second Edition First Printing 2nd Printing. Hardcover. Fine. Xiv 112 Pp. Hardcover. Second Corrected Printing Of The Second Edition Revised And Enlarged. As New Except For Previous Owner's Name From Caltech. Number Line Ends In "2". Springer (1994) hardcover
1912Best.-Nr. 041860Leipzig: B. G. Teubner 1912. 2nd Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Good. Xii 588 Pp. Ads At Front And Rear. Green Cloth Gilt. A Technical Compendium Of The Classical Mechanics Of The Major Mathematical Physicists To 1904; Errors Were Corrected In This Second Edition Of 1912 Apparently No Changes In Later Editions. Wear Gilt Brilliant Front Hinge Cracked Before Title Page Joints Cracked With Neat Exterior Black Tape Reinforcement Fraying At Corners. Ownership Name Of A. T. Ellis Possibly Arthur T. Ellis Of Caltech; Ownership Stamp Of Howard Higbee Dated Jan 4 1924; Later Ownership Signature Of Caltech Mathematics Professor Milton S. Plesset With His Penciled Marginal Notes To P. 36. Per Wikipedia Arthur Gordon Webster 1863 -1923 Was An American Physicist Who Founded The American Physical Society. Webster Had Graduated From Harvard College In 1885 At The Top Of His Class And Had Stayed For A Year As Instructor In Mathematics And Physics. At The End Of That Year He Went To The University Of Berlin Where He Studied For Four Years With Hermann Von Helmholtz Receiving His Phd In 1890. Helmholtz Is Said To Have Considered Webster His Favorite American Student. During This Period Webster Also Studied In Paris And Stockholm. He Was Unusually Proficient In Literature And Was Fluent In Latin Greek German French And Swedish With A Good Knowledge Of Italian And Spanish And Competency In Russian And Modern Greek. Clark University President G. Stanley Hall Appointed Webster Assistant Professor And Head Of The Physical Laboratories In 1892 When Physicist Albert A. Michelson Left For The Newly Organized University Of Chicago. At That Time Only Johns Hopkins University And Clark University Had Doctoral Programs In Physics. Webster Was Promoted To Full Professor In 1900. Webster Was Unusual For His Time In That He Was Both A Proficient Mathematician As Well As A Competent Experimentalist. Webster's Research Was In The Field Of Acoustics And Mechanics. He Is Credited With Developing An Instrument To Measure The Absolute Intensity Of Sound The Phonometer And For Research On The Gyroscope. He Also Gave Graduate Lectures In Theoretical Physics At Clark University Which Have Been Published As Three Textbooks. A Group Of 20 Physicists Invited By Webster Founded The American Physical Society At A Meeting At Fayerweather Hall In Columbia University On May 20 1899. In 1903 Webster Became President Of The American Physical Society And Was Elected To The National Academy Of Sciences. Webster Committed Suicide In 1923 Leaving A Note To Huis Son How He Felt That Every Aspect Of His Life Was A Failure Including The Impending Closure Pf Clark'S Physical Sciences Department. Unfortunately Only A Very Few Politicians Have Ever Felt That. B. G. Teubner hardcover
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1981Best.-Nr. PH-354San Francisco CA.: Holden-Day 1981. Comprehensive highly acclaimed two-volume reference text presents detailed coverage of predominantly classical physics including particle kinematics; dynamics of particles; momentum; vectors; gravity and central forces; potential energy and conservative systems; rotational dynamics; elasticity; rigid bodies and center of mass; mechanics of fluids; relativity; oscillations and waves; heat and temperature; kinetic theory; phases of matter; entropy; electric fields; dielectrics; circuit theory; electrochemistry thermoelectricity and nonohmic conduction; magnetic fields and forces; capacitance and capacitors; magnetic media; inductance; induced electromotive force; plasma physics and magnetohydrodynamics; electromagnetic waves; radiation and guided waves; geometrical optics; interference of light; polarization; diffraction; alternating currents; etc. 1801 pgs. collectively. Illustrated. Minimal shelfwear. Heavy item. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Holden-Day hardcover
1788Best.-Nr. e4735London: J. Johnson. Cover worn. Upper board detached. Browning to title page. Contents firm and overall bright. Ex Royal College of Surgeons Ireland Library. 1788. Second Edition with very large additions. Leather cover. 220mm x 130mm 9" x 5". 491pp. 4 engraved plates including one fold out. . J. Johnson hardcover
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1971Best.-Nr. PH-71New York: Plenum Press 1971. Comprehensive text contains contributions by leading experts in topics of the use of lasers in high-temperature plasmas historical conceptsprinciples of interaction of low laser radiation; applications to thermonuclear fusion; laser-produced gas breakdown; high power CO2 lasers; fusion neutrons from laser-irradiated high-density plasmas; and theoretical and experimental work on laser-produced plasmas. 509 pp. Illustrated. Ex-Library copy stamped on upper outer edge and title page; pocket remnant on front blank endpaper. Very minimal shelf wear. Dustjacket in mylar. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Plenum Press hardcover
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1930Best.-Nr. 75191930. Various. 7 volumes 8vos various paginations. Each signed by Vivian Johnson in front one with a gift inscription to a family member the rest with her ownership signature. A few scattered markings in the text but generally not annotated. Generally very good with wear to covers but each generally sound. Lovely set of science books from the library of one of the important woman scientists in the new field of solid state physics. Vivian Annabelle Johnson 1912-1985 was born and raised in Portland Oregon earing a B.A. in physics from Reed College before attending Purdue as a graduate assistant under Karl Lark-Horovitz. She earned a Master's degree in 1934 and three years later completed her PhD thesis Effect of Valence Electrons on the Electron Cloud Distribution with Wolfgang Nordheim. This research contributed to the newly developing field. She remained on the faculty at Purdue where she continued her specialization and research being named assistant department head in 1973. Her trailblazing work as a woman in the field paved the way for others such as her friend Cleota Fry. In 1939 Fry became one of the first women to earn a PhD in mathematics also at Purdue before WWII. This collection includes books from her time at Washington High School and Reed College in Portland and Purdue. The Science of Everyday Life by by Edgar F. Van Buskirk and Edith Lillian Smith Houghton Mifflin 1921. An Introduction to Mathematical Analysis by Frank Loxley Griffin Houghton Mifflin 1921. A Short Table of Integrals third revised edition by B.O. Peirce Ginn and Company 1929. An Introduction to the Use of Generalized Coordinates in Mechanics and Physics by William Elwood Byerly Ginn and Company 1916 The New World of Physical Discovery by Floyd L. Darrow The Bobbs-Merrill Company 1930 gifted to her father. Logarithmic and Trigonometric Tables revised edition by Earle Raymond Hedrick The Macmillan Company 1927. A Short Table of Integrals by B.O. Peirce revised edition Ginn and Company 1899. . unknown
1931Best.-Nr. 1185This item is currently on reserve; please contact dealer for more details. Cover title: Reglas Oficiales de Atletismo. 66 pp. rule book for international sporting competitions. 8vo. Very good. Illus. stiff wraps saddle stapled. 1185 Primarily of interest for the superb but uncredited estridentismo illustration that graces the front cover. "Aceptados por la Federación Atlética Internacional de aficionados en el Congreso de La Haya en agosto de 1926 con las adiciones y reformas hechas en el congreso de Amsterdam en 1928." As of February 2021 we can locate only one holding in North America at the National Library of Mexico. Talleres Gráficos de la Nación
