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Physics Bulletin, 1956 IT came to my mind to talk of the relations between Physics and Engineering first through talking to young men who are uncertain whether their interests lie in the one or the other, and are dubious of approaching a frontier lest they find themselves on the wrong side, whichever the wrong side may be.
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Mathematics in Physics and Engineering. [PDF]
The American Mathematical Monthly, 1960 By J. Irving and N. Mullineux New York and London : Academic Press Inc. Pp. xvii + 883. Price 63s. It is interesting to find the fifth volume in a series of monographs and textbooks on Pure and Applied Physics devoted to mathematics in physics and engineering. There is of course much from which to choose.
N. Mullineux, J. Irving, Arthur Bernhart
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Physics Bulletin, 1974 I am grateful to The Institute of Physics for the honour it does me in inviting me to participate in this meeting to celebrate the centenary of The Physical Society. Three years ago the Institution of Electrical Engineers celebrated its centenary by a similar congress when your President, Sir Brian Flowers, provided us with a most stimulating opening ...
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Physics Bulletin, 1974 Since the discovery of the nucleus the United Kingdom has held an eminent position in theoretical and experimental nuclear structure physics. The main centres of research are the universities of Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester and Oxford, and the Atomic Energy Research Establishment at Harwell.
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Physics Bulletin, 1963
By G. F. Lewin London: Butterworth & Co. (Publishers) Ltd. 1963. Pp. xii + 310. Price 50s. The author intends this book for the use of first year electrical and mechanical engineering students taking Dip. Tech. courses, scientists and others taking 'A' level, O.N.C. and H.N.C.
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By G. F. Lewin London: Butterworth & Co. (Publishers) Ltd. 1963. Pp. xii + 310. Price 50s. The author intends this book for the use of first year electrical and mechanical engineering students taking Dip. Tech. courses, scientists and others taking 'A' level, O.N.C. and H.N.C.
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American Journal of Physics, 1955
The application of discoveries made in pure science to engineering problems is described and illustrated by incidents in the history of submarine telegraph cables, radio communication, and electronics.
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The application of discoveries made in pure science to engineering problems is described and illustrated by incidents in the history of submarine telegraph cables, radio communication, and electronics.
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American Journal of Physics, 1953
The role that courses play in modern engineering curricula is discussed in the light of a very rapid development in the so-called engineering sciences. The importance of basic training in modern physics for the engineer is discussed. It is strongly recommended engineering students be taught physics by a physics department which is actively contributing
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The role that courses play in modern engineering curricula is discussed in the light of a very rapid development in the so-called engineering sciences. The importance of basic training in modern physics for the engineer is discussed. It is strongly recommended engineering students be taught physics by a physics department which is actively contributing
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Engineers in the Physics Classroom
2018With shortages of physics teachers in many countries the option to attract engineers for a teaching career has been identified as a potential solution. To ensure in-depth physics teaching, subject knowledge enhancement courses can be offered [1]. We report on the design and implementation of the Dutch subject knowledge enhancement project Natk4all ...
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Mathematics and physics in engineering
Electrical Engineering, 1939MANY definitions are given of an engineer. For the purpose of this discussion I would define an engineer as a scientist who uses physics and mathematics to promote the welfare of mankind. His use of physics and mathematics presupposes a thorough knowledge of them and demands that he be capable of:
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Physics for Electrical Engineers [PDF]
Physics Bulletin, 1971 A J Pointon and D Elwell London: Longman 1970 pp xi + 338 price £5 The inclusion of a well balanced physics course in electronics and electrical engineering undergraduate courses plays an important part in the training of engineers by providing not only the formal discipline of the observation of natural phenomena and the consequent deduction of their ...
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