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Classical The Refrigerator and the Universe

  1. Jul 11, 2016 #1

    TheAnt

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    Anybody knows this book : The refrigerator and the Universe ? Is it any good ? And what is the level required to read it?
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    TheAnt, Jul 11, 2016
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  3. Jul 12, 2016 #2

    The Bill

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    If you are comfortable with logarithms and pre-university algebra, you'll be fine. Some level of familiarity with basic physics would help, but I wouldn't say it has any formal requirement there.

    Also, it's a good book to revisit after learning upper division thermodynamics, since it covers some common questions students ask at that level which have subtle answers.
     
    The Bill, Jul 12, 2016
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