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100 1 $aNewton, Roger G.
245 10 $aFrom clockwork to crapshoot :$ba history of physics /$cRoger G. Newton.
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505 0 $a1. Beginnings -- 2. The Greek miracle -- 3. Science in the middle ages -- 4. The first revolution -- 5. Newton's legacy -- 6. New physics -- 7. Relativity -- 8. Statistical physics -- 9. Probability -- 10. The quantum revolution -- 11. Fields, nuclei, and stars -- 12. The properties of matter -- 13. The constituents of the universe.
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