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My webpage http://camoo.freeshell.org/roadtoreality.html" has answers to exercises in Roger Penrose's book "The Road to Reality". Many of which I worked quite hard on.
Laura
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yeah, a lot of his exercises are very challenging! Not the math, but his vagueness, he's made me think hard about physics concepts and really try to understand things, because he specifies so little.Kurdt said:Impressive! I still haven't had a chance to go through the book properly . Maybe I'll find some time one of these days.
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The "Road to Reality" book is a challenging read because it covers complex topics in mathematics and physics, and requires a strong foundation in these subjects to fully understand the concepts presented.
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