Feynman's Lost Lecture : The Motions of Planets Around the Sun 费曼遗失的讲义：行星围绕太阳的运动 David L Goodstein, Judith R Goodstein

基本信息

Format:Paperback / softback 192 pages

Publisher:Vintage Publishing

Imprint:Vintage

ISBN:9780099736219

Published:1 May 1997

Classifications:Science: general issues, Theoretical & mathematical astronomy, Astrophysics

Readership:General (US: Trade) Professional & Vocational

Weight:146g

Dimensions:198 x 129 x 10 (mm)

基本信息仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

1964年3月14日，20世纪伟大的科学思想家之一理查德-费曼发表了题为《行星围绕太阳的运动》的演讲。三十年来，这篇杰出的演讲被认为已经丢失。但是现在，费曼的工作已经被重建，并以细致、易懂的细节进行解释，同时还有关于行星运动的思想史。

其结果是对科学的基本谜题之一进行了重要的、引人入胜的叙述，并对费曼的魅力光彩进行了宝贵的深入了解。

On 14 March 1964 Richard Feynman, one of the greatest scientific thinkers of the 20th Century, delivered a lecture entitled 'The Motion of the Planets Around the Sun'. For thirty years this remarkable lecture was believed to be lost. But now Feynman's work has been reconstructed and explained in meticulous, accessible detail, together with a history of ideas of the planets' motions.

The result is a vital and absorbing account of one of the fundamental puzzles of science, and an invaluable insight into Feynman's charismatic brilliance.

作者简介

理查德-P-费曼（1918-1988）是康奈尔大学和加州理工学院的教授，于1965年获得诺贝尔物理学奖。1986年，他出色地担任了调查挑战者号航天飞机灾难的罗杰斯委员会的成员。

大卫-古德斯坦是加州理工学院前副教务长和弗兰克-J-加隆杰出教学和服务教授，他是《油尽灯枯》和《费曼的失落讲座》等作品的作者。

Judith R. Goodstein博士是加州理工学院的大学档案员和副教授。她曾在加州州立大学多明戈斯山分校和加州大学洛杉矶分校教授历史，同时从头开始建立一个关于科学史的档案和珍本收藏。她与David Goodstein教授结婚。

Richard P. Feynman (1918–1988) was a professor at Cornell University and CalTech and received the Nobel Prize for physics in 1965. In 1986 he served with distinction on the Rogers Commission investigating the space shuttle Challenger disaster.

David Goodstein, former vice provost and Frank J. Galloon Distinguished Teaching and Service Professor at the California Institute of Technology, is the author of Out of Oil and Feynman's Lost Lecture, among other works.

Judith R. Goodstein, PhD, is University Archivist and faculty associate at Caltech. She has taught history at Cal State Dominguez Hills and UCLA, while building from scratch an archive and rare book collection about the history of science. She is married to Professor David Goodstein.