Some Time with Feynman by Leonard Mlodinow
Feynman was undisputably a genius. Charismatic, unpredictable and charming, after Einstein, he was the most brilliant scientist of the twentieth century. Feynman was the young Mlodinow's mentor and this book is an account of their friendship.
'A rare glimpse into a fascinating worldI enjoyed every page of it' Fritjof Capra 'Mlodinow really does tell it like it is' John Gribbin 'An accessible picture of a brilliant man' Stephen Hawking 'A warm, delightful glimpse into a fascinating world' Scotland on Sunday
'A rare glimpse into a fascinating world. I enjoyed every page of it' Fritjof Capra 'Mlodinow really does tell it like it is' John Gribbin 'An accessible picture of a brilliant man' Stephen Hawking 'A warm, delightful glimpse into a fascinating world' Scotland on Sunday
'A rare glimpse into a fascinating world. I enjoyed every page of it' Fritjof Capra 'Mlodinow really does tell it like it is' John Gribbin 'An accessible picture of a brilliant man' Stephen Hawking 'A warm, delightful glimpse into a fascinating world' Scotland on Sunday
Leonard Mlodinow, PhD, was a member of the faculty of the Californian Institute of Technology before moving to Hollywood to become a writer for television. He is the author of Euclid's Window (Penguin). 'A rare glimpse into a fascinating world. I enjoyed every page of it' Fritjof Capra 'Mlodinow really does tell it like it is' John Gribbin 'An accessible picture of a brilliant man' Stephen Hawking 'A warm, delightful glimpse into a fascinating world' Scotland on Sunday
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| ISBN 13 | 9780141009537 |
| ISBN 10 | 0141009535 |
| Title | Some Time with Feynman |
| Author | Leonard Mlodinow |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Penguin Books Ltd |
| Year published | 2004-04-29 |
| Number of pages | 192 |
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