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by J. M. T. Thompson (Editor) "As the twenty-first century begins, theoretical physics is in a situation that, at least in recent history, is most unusual: there is no generally accepted..." (more)
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'... you can't deny the excitement the writers felt for what they are doing; and in these secular times such excitement must serve to replace the fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom.' Sir Brian Pippard, Times Higher Education Supplement

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