Sponsored by the Institute of Physics   New on TCAEP Download Bookshop Talk TCAEP About TCAEP Sources Copyright   Printer Version Sources Here is a list of sources of information which have gone into helping to produce The Constants and Equations Pages. Where available, there is the option to buy the book from amazon.com.   Buy the book! François Cardarelli (1997)    Scientific Unit Conversion    Pub. Springer    ISBN 3-540-76022-9     Buy the book! Frank Close, Michael Marten and Christine Sutton (1987)    The Particle Explosion    Pub. Oxford    ISBN 0-19-851965-6     Buy the book! Peter M B Walker (ed.) (1995)    Dictionary of Science and Technology    Pub. Larousse    ISBN 0.7523-0013-3     Buy the book! John Emsley (1998)    The Elements - 3rd Edition    Pub. Oxford University Press    ISBN 0-198-55818-X     Buy the book! Murray R Spiegel and Robert E Moyer (1998)    College Algebra - 2nd Edition    Pub. McGraw-Hill    ISBN 0.07-060266-2     Buy the book! Kenneth Wark Jr. (1989)    Thermodynamics    Pub. McGraw-Hill    ISBN 0-07-10036507     Buy the book! Richard Bronson (1989)    Matrix Operations    Pub. McGraw-Hill    ISBN 0-07-007978-1     Graham C Hill and John S Holman (1989)    Chemistry in Context    Pub. Thomas Nelson    ISBN 0-17-438401-7     John Raffan and Brian Ratcliff (1995)    Foundation Chemistry    Pub. Cambridge University Press    ISBN 0-521-42198-5     Stan Dolan (ed.) (1996)    Introductory Calculus    Pub. Cambridge University Press    ISBN 0-521-38843-0     Stan Dolan (ed.) (1996)    Calculus Methods    Pub. Cambridge University Press    ISBN 0-521-40892-X     Stan Dolan (ed.) (1993)    Mathematical Methods    Pub. Cambridge University Press    ISBN 0-521-40894-6     Frank Castle (1938)    Logarithmic and Other Tables    Pub. Macmillan & Co, Ltd.   I would also like to thank all those people who made me interested in science and maths - specifically my teachers for my A Level Physics, Maths and Further Maths courses. I would also like to thank my parents for putting up with me tapping away on the keyboard until the early hours and for paying the rather expensive phone bill.   [ H O M E ] [ S C I E N C E ] [ M A T H S ] [ A S T R O N O M Y ] Download | Shop | Contact | About   Page compiled: Wed Sep 05 18:38:02 GMT+01:00 2001