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What a wonderful book for those of us who want to understand the equation but do not want to take a phyics course to do it. The author gives a informative back round of the beginnings of the concept to the ongoing understanding of it. Great read.
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What I read was interesting and informative, but he starts by saying he wants to get away from biographies of the physicists and do a biography of the equation, then proceeds to flesh out the biography of Einstein, Farraday, Lavoisier, and later Oppenheimer.
Nancy K. (bobswife) reviewed E=mc2: A Biography of the World's Most Famous Equation on + 29 more book reviews
Delightful book. It combines the personalities of the scientists with their discoveries in a manner tht kept up my interest to the last page.
