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kent davidge
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It's rare to encounter concrete, numerical examples of what is being taught about Relativity, Quantum Mechanics.. On the other hand there's plenty of numerical examples in the undergraduate general physics textbooks, for instance problems of mechanics.
As for General Relativity I did find only a few, and that was on Weinberg's book: tests of General Relativity (deflection of light by sun, etc...)
Is there a reason for this?
As for General Relativity I did find only a few, and that was on Weinberg's book: tests of General Relativity (deflection of light by sun, etc...)
Is there a reason for this?