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| name = Physics 2001 Revised
| name = Physics 2001 Revised
| author = [[Roland H Dishington]]
| author = [[Roland H Dishington]]
| language = English
| subject = Field theory, foundations of physics
| published = 2009
| published = 2009
| pages = 442
| pages = 442
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This book fills in the gaps in "classical" physics.
'''''Physics 2001 Revised''''' is a 2009 book by the physicist [[Roland H Dishington]], a revised and expanded edition of his ''[[Physics 2001]]'' (2001).
 
==Overview==
 
Presented by the author as filling in "the gaps in 'classical' physics," the book develops his field-theoretic reformulation of physics, offering alternative accounts of matter, forces, and the physical constants. It is part of the same programme as his ''[[Unified Field Theory]]''.
 
==About the author==
 
Roland H. Dishington was an American physicist who worked in the aerospace industry and pursued an independent programme in field theory and unified physics.
 
==Publication details==
 
* '''Author:''' [[Roland H Dishington]]
* '''Published:''' 2009
* '''Pages:''' 442


==Links to Purchase Book==
==Links to Purchase Book==


* [[http://www.lafn.org/~bd261 Physics 2001 Revised]][[Category:Book|physics revised]]
* [http://www.lafn.org/~bd261 Physics 2001 Revised]
 
[[Category:Book|physics 2001 revised]]

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Physics 2001 Revised
AuthorRoland H Dishington
LanguageEnglish
SubjectField theory, foundations of physics
Published2009
Pages442

Physics 2001 Revised is a 2009 book by the physicist Roland H Dishington, a revised and expanded edition of his Physics 2001 (2001).

Overview

Presented by the author as filling in "the gaps in 'classical' physics," the book develops his field-theoretic reformulation of physics, offering alternative accounts of matter, forces, and the physical constants. It is part of the same programme as his Unified Field Theory.

About the author

Roland H. Dishington was an American physicist who worked in the aerospace industry and pursued an independent programme in field theory and unified physics.

Publication details

Links to Purchase Book