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Not to be confused with Richard Morris's Time's Arrows ( LJ 3/15/85) and Stephen Jay Gould's Time's Arrows, Time's Cycles ( LJ 3/15/87), this is the first American edition of a book originally published in Great Britain. Coveney and Highfield--a scientist and journalist, respectively--demonstrate how the everyday perception that time moves in one direction is consistent with advanced scientific theory. At the center of their theory is an intriguing interpretation of the second law of thermodynamics, which describes the forces of entropy. The authors show that this concept has broad relevance in such fields as cosmology, evolution, and the emerging science of chaos. Not for the merely curious, this book cites Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time ( LJ 4/15/88) and James Gleick's Chaos ( LJ 8/87) and will appeal to readers with the relatively high level of scientific sophistication of those books. Generalists will find the aforementioned book by Morris to be more approachable.
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主要讲了数学中我认为最迷人的一个分支，动力学。呵呵，至少我是很喜欢。我个人对动力学简单的理解就是简单的迭代造成不简单的结果，有序的确定性的不断加迭造成不确定性的产生。由于偶是老庄痴迷者，所以对于这种科学中的哲学，哲学中的科学甚是感兴趣。 当然，本书还有很多...
评分 评分记得是在初二的时候读的吧，从此我就决定要学物理了。 牛顿力学，相对论，量子力学，大统一理论，都谈了。
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