Superstrings: And the Search for the Theory of Everything
By (Author) F. David Peat
Little, Brown Book Group
Abacus
1st December 2003
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
539.7258
Paperback
368
Width 125mm, Height 197mm, Spine 21mm
287g
Since Einstein, physicists have been pursuing a single theory that would order all the elements of the universe and unify the forces of nature. Such a theory would answer questions like: how did the universe begin; what is the origin of time; what is matter In 1984, a theory - involving "superstrings" - burst upon the scientific world; a theory which seemed to defy the imagination, and at the same time, appear to explain these physical phenomena. This book sets out to explain its development and meaning in a manner accessible to readers with no knowledge of mathematics.
* 'A better book than A BRIEF HISTORY OF TIME' - City Limits
F David Peat is the author of nine highly accessible science books, including 'Artificial Intelligence: How Machines think'; Synchronicity: the Bridge between Matter and Mind.
