Inward Bound: Of Matter and Forces in the Physical World

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Inward Bound: Of Matter and Forces in the Physical World is a comprehensive historical and conceptual survey of 20th-century physics, tracing the development of modern particle physics and our understanding of matter and fundamental forces.

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instanceOf book
history of science book
non-fiction book
author Abraham Pais NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
covers development of accelerator physics
development of nuclear models
development of quantum electrodynamics
development of quantum mechanics
development of quark model
discovery of mesons
discovery of the electron
discovery of the neutron
rise of gauge theories
unification of electromagnetic and weak interactions
focusesOn conceptual foundations of physics
development of modern physics
experimental discoveries in particle physics
theoretical advances in 20th-century physics
genre history of physics
science
hasPerspective biographical elements
conceptual
historical
intendedAudience physicists
readers interested in history of science
students of physics
language English
mainSubject 20th-century physics
electroweak interaction
elementary particles
fundamental forces
general relativity NERFINISHED
history of particle physics
nuclear physics
particle physics
quantum chromodynamics
quantum field theory
quantum theory
special relativity NERFINISHED
standard model of particle physics
strong interaction
notableFor detailed documentation of 20th-century particle physics
integration of historical narrative with technical explanation
relatedWork Subtle is the Lord... NERFINISHED
The Science and the Life of Albert Einstein NERFINISHED
structure conceptual analysis
historical survey
timePeriodCovered 20th century

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