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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - CHAOS - WHEN ORDER EMERGES Volume 11 of the Physics Explained Simply series Chaos is not simply disorder. It is a form of order that emerges when we look more closely. How can tiny differences lead to completely different outcomes Why can a system be unpredictable even when its rules are deterministic And how do complex patterns arise from simple laws This volume offers a clear and accessible introduction to the physics of chaos. It explains nonlinearity, feedback, the butterfly effect, phase spaces, attractors, Poincaré sections, and Lyapunov exponents. It also explores the logistic map, period doubling, bifurcations, pattern formation, Turing mechanisms, convection, synchronization, and self-organization. Throughout the book, determinism is carefully distinguished from predictability, randomness from noise, and physical models from philosophical interpretation. Chaos is not equated with entropy, and local order is not presented as a violation of the second law of thermodynamics. An engaging volume for anyone who wants to understand how simple rules can create surprising dynamics-and why every good prediction has limits.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - ENTROPY - THE DIRECTION OF TIME Volume 12 of the Physics Explained Simply series Why does time have a direction Why does hot coffee cool down, while cold coffee does not heat up by itself And how can the motion of countless particles give rise to a macroscopic arrow of time This volume offers a clear and accessible introduction to the physics of entropy. It explains microstates and macrostates, Boltzmann and Gibbs entropy, ensembles, temperature, equilibrium, and the laws of thermodynamics. It also explores heat conduction, irreversibility, fluctuations, free energy, exergy, heat engines, and dissipative structures. The book connects thermodynamics with life far from equilibrium, decoherence, gravitation, and black holes. Entropy is not simply equated with disorder, energy, information, or chaos. Established physics, models, limiting cases, and open questions in quantum gravity are carefully distinguished. An engaging volume for anyone who wants to understand why time does not merely pass, but has a direction.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Light - The Language of the CosmosPhysics Explained Simply - Vol. 9Light is everywhere-and yet it remains one of the most astonishing phenomena in our universe.It carries the colors of our world, crosses vast cosmic distances, and brings us messages from stars we may never reach. Without light, we would not only be unable to see the universe-we would know almost nothing about its history.But what exactly is light A wave A particle An oscillation of electromagnetic fields And why does the speed of light play such a fundamental role in space and time In 'Light - The Language of the Cosmos,' Orhan Schöwe takes readers step by step through one of the most fascinating subjects in modern physics. Clear and accessible, without unnecessary mathematical complexity, the book explores how light is created, how it travels, how it interacts with matter-and why its properties have fundamentally changed our understanding of reality.The journey leads from electromagnetic fields, waves, and photons all the way to the stars. After all, nearly everything we know about distant worlds reaches us in the form of light.Light is therefore far more than what our eyes can see.It is a messenger.A carrier of information.The language of the cosmos.Vol. 9 of the 'Physics Explained Simply' series combines accessible physics with the big questions behind the equations-for anyone who wants to understand how our universe works without having to study physics first.…

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