Relativity, Elementary Particles and Black Holes

[smodak]

Relativity, Elementary Particles and Black Holes by Thorne & 't Hooft

Any idea what this book is and why it is unavailable? Is it a popular science book? I did not know that Thorne and 't Hooft co-authored a book.

 

[maroubrabeach]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0521661137/?tag=pfamazon01-20

Any idea what this book is and why it is unavailable? Is it a popular science book? I did not know that Thorne and 't Hooft co-authored a book.

First I have heard of it too, but I must say, it has the right credentials, a Nobel Laureate and possibly the recipient of this year's Physics Nobel.
Your link simply says out of stock.

 

[dextercioby]

T'Hooft and his advisor Martinus Veltman were fond of the x₄ = ict convention. I hope this book doesn't use it, if equations are present.

 

[Demystifier]

T'Hooft and his advisor Martinus Veltman were fond of the x₄ = ict convention. I hope this book doesn't use it, if equations are present.

You might be interested in this
https://arxiv.org/abs/1702.05572