Eight Lectures on Theoretical Physics

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Max Planck's lectures at Columbia University in 1909 provide a compelling overview of groundbreaking advancements in physics. The series covers his pioneering work on the quantum hypothesis related to blackbody radiation, the impact of statistical mechanics on chemical physics, and the principle of least action. Additionally, Planck discusses the theory of special relativity, highlighting his role as an early advocate. This reprint captures the essence of his influential insights into the evolving landscape of modern physics.