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Tag Archives: Einstein
Not what it seems
There are many outstanding books explaining the latest developments at the frontiers of theoretical physics to general audiences. This is not an easy thing to do, but the physicists who have stepped up tend to be very good writers and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bronstein, Dirac, Einstein, Heisenberg, loop quantum gravity, Newton, quantum mechanics, relativity
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Monty Hall revisited
When Sasha Gnedin was interviewed for his position here, he had lunch with me and told me about his new take on the Monty Hall problem. It has now appeared here in the Mathematical Intelligencer. To summarise briefly: you are … Continue reading
