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Science book collection OP-Proffesional Faggot 05/24/15 (Sun) 17:48:56 No.2398

Dear /sci/fags I want to accumulate

a comprehensive collection of

ebooks about a multitude of sciences.

To do so I would like to hear

your opinions on which subjects

to cover and your recommandation

of books for said subject.

When collected I will drop the

collection (probably in parts) on

MEGA or GoogleDocs and post

a link on here and /pdfs/

Name everything you got and

I make it big.

Please keep the pop-science-faggotry

on a low level, this is intended

for (self)study of useable information

in each field.

BOBAFETT FOOOOOOOOOM 05/25/15 (Mon) 05:52:50 No.2402

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just a few i got but here ya go. i think that most of these are gonna have the biggest impact on electronics, both on the digital and power end. there might be better alternatives though.

A Quantum Approach to Condensed Matter Physics

Solid State Physics - Hook, J. R & H. E. Hall

Molecular Electronics - An Introduction to Theory and Experiment (Nanotechnology and Nanoscience) [StarDiwa]

Physical Foundations of Quantum Electronics - M. Chekhova, S. Kulik (World, 2011) BBS

Quantum Optics with Semiconductor Nanostructures

High-Temperature Superconductor Bulk Materials - G. Krabbes, et al., (Wiley, 2006) BBS

Handbook of Chemical Vapor Deposition 2nd ed (Materials Science and Process Technology Series)(Noyes, 1999)

The sine-Gordon Model: General Background,

Physical Motivations, Inverse Scattering,

and Solitons

Boris A. Malomed

Quantum Field Theory of Many-body Systems

PERSPECTIVES IN

QUANTUM HALL

EFFECTS

05/25/15 (Mon) 22:09:34 No.2407

>>2398

Just go on libgen

http://lib.freescienceengineering.org/

05/28/15 (Thu) 03:54:12 No.2425

>>2407

This is the best website

05/30/15 (Sat) 00:48:12 No.2442

>>2398

Can someone explain to me whats happening here?

05/30/15 (Sat) 00:50:19 No.2443

>>2442

magnet in an induction coil. what's there to explain?

05/30/15 (Sat) 16:44:04 No.2451

>>2443

Does it have be magnet? I thought any ferrous metal worked.

Switz (+1) !3Rt66u03z. 05/30/15 (Sat) 16:53:41 No.2452

>>2443

i know that, but why does it heat up?

05/30/15 (Sat) 19:34:33 No.2453

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_heating

Basically

>magnets

05/31/15 (Sun) 10:55:06 No.2456

>>2451

any ferrous metal will heat up, but a magnet will float like in the gif.

06/11/15 (Thu) 04:39:23 No.2549

I recall a decent selection of science/maths pdfs in the gentoomen library. The site is down (probably for good) but you can still look at the site if you use something a service like wayback machine.

The ftp where the files are hosted still works. You can find the address, username, and password on Google. Also there's probably a MEGA with all the files somewhere. It's like 17 GB of pdfs, mostly computer stuff. But I think there's some good science pdfs in there too that you might like.

07/31/15 (Fri) 04:17:44 No.2868

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I found this earlier today. Looks like a good start.

sage sage 08/23/15 (Sun) 08:27:07 No.2988

What I have anyways

http://1drv.ms/1HsCSP9