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Over the past weeks. I have successfully downloaded in the netmany major physics books worth over $10,000 and the entireScientific American magazine archives from 1993 to 2006including all special editions.

I'll share with you how. It's verysimple Why didn't someone tell me this before. The following isthe partial list of books in just one file of the thousands available.Instructions of how to download is in the bottom.

It has to dowith the amazing internet thing called torrent where in additionto downloading all movies, you can get ebooks, audio books, etc.1.43 gig file 'physics and mathematics ebook collection'(complete ebooks with identical contents to the books youget at ) containing:Griffiths D.J. Introduction to electrodynamics (3ed., PH, 1999)(T)(596s).djvuGriffiths D.J. Introduction to elementary particles(Wiley, 1987)(T)(405s).djvuGriffiths D.J. Introduction to quantum mechanics(PH, 1995)(T)(408s).djvuWald R.M. General relativity (1984)(T)(494s).djvuWalls D.F., Milburn G.J. Quantum optics(T)(370s).djvuWaner S.

Introduction to Differential Geometry and GeneralRelativity(128s).djvuWeinberg S - The Quantum Theory Of Fields Vol 1 Foundations (Cup1995)(634S).djvuWeinberg S - Quantum Theory Of Fields Vol 2 - Modern Applications(1996).djvuWeinberg S. Quantum field theory, vol. Supersymmetry (CUP,2000)(L)(T)(225s).djvuSakurai J J Modern Quantum Mechanics (Aw, 1994)(T)(513S).djvuSchmidt V.V.

The physics of semiconductors.springer.djvuShankar R. Principles of quantum mechanics (2ed., Plenum,1994)(T)(453s).djvuJacksons J.D. Classical electrodynamics (Wiley, 1962)(T)(656s).djvuJacksons Classical Electrodynamics (Solutions).pdfJacksons J.D. A Companion to Classical Electrodynamics 3rd Edition.pdfPeskin and Schroeder - Introduction to Quantum Field Theory.djvuPhillips A.C. Introduction to quantum mechanics (Wiley,2003)(T)(284s).djvuBallentine L Quantum Mechanics - A Modern Development(1998)(T)(673S).djvuCohen-Tannoudji Introduction to quantum electrodynamics.djvuCohen-Tannoudji.Quantum mechanics, vol.1.djvuCohen-Tannoudji.Quantum mechanics, vol.2.djvuGreiner W. Quantum mechanics, an introduction (4ed., Springer,2001)(T)(512s).djvuGreiner W., Mueller B.

Quantum mechanics. Symmetries(2ed., Springer, 1994)(600dpi)(L)(T)(258s).djvuAitchison, Hey. Gauge theories in particle physics vol 1(IOP)(T)(406s).djvuArias J.M., Lozano M. (eds.) Advanced course in modern nuclear physics(Springer, LNP 581, 2001)(T)(342s).djvuBaez J.C., Muniain J.P. Gauge theories, knots, and gravity(WS, 1994)(L)(T)(239s).djvuBaez, Segal, Zhou. Introduction to Algebraic andConstructive Quantum Field Theory (PUP, 1992)(T)(154s).djvuBell J Speakable And Unspeakable In Quantum Mechanics (Cup,1987)(K)(T)(225S).djvuBitsadze A.V.

Equations of mathematical physics (Mir,1980)(K)(318s).djvuBitsatze A.V. Equations of mathematical physics (Mir,1980)(L)(T)(159s).djvuBlagojevicMGravitationandgaugesymmetries2002finalT534s.djvuBonomettoedModerncosmology2001compilationT482s.djvuBorneLochakStumpfNonperturbativeQuantumFieldTheoryandtheStructureofMatterKluwer2002T345s.djvuBratteliORobinsonDWVol1Operatoralgebrasandquantumstatisticalmechanics2edSpringer2002T520s.djvuBratteliORobinsonDWVol2Operatoralgebrasandquantumstatisticalmechanics2edSpringer2002T532s.djvuBrown L.S. Quantum Field Theory (CUP, 1992)(L)(T)(277s).djvuCallan C.J. Topics in advanced quantum mechanics (Princeton lectures,1996)(T)(189s).djvuCapFFMathematicalmethodsinphysicsandengineeringwithMathematicaCRC2003339s.djvuCardyJScalingandRenormalizationinStatisticalPhysicsCUP1996T252s.djvuChung T.J. Computational fluid dynamics (CUP, 2002)(T)(1022s).djvuCollinsGWFundamentalsofstellarastrophysics2003T525s.djvuCourant-Hilbert - Methods of mathematical physics - 1.djvuDebnath L., Mikusinski P.

Introduction to Hilbert spaces withapplications (AP, 1990)(L)(T)(261s).djvuDeWitt. Quantum field theory in curved spacetime (PR19,1975)(T)(63s).djvuDiFrancescoPMathieuPSenechalDConformalfieldtheorySpringerLT394s.djvuDictionary of pure and applied physics (CRC, 2001)(T)(382s).djvuEncyclopediaofastronomyandastrophysics20025306s.djvuFain B. Irreversibilities in Quantum Mechanics (Kluwer,2002)(T)(224s).djvuFeynman Mathematical Formulation Of Quantum Electrodynamics (Phys Rev80, 1950)(T)(18S).djvuFeynman.R.P.QED.the.strange.theory.of.light.and.matter.(Princeton.1985)(T)(163s)WersjaJezykowa EN.djvuGambini R., Pullin J. Loops, knots, gauge theories and quantum gravity(CUP, 1996).djvuGeometry, topology and physics.djvuGoldstein, Classical Mechanics (3rd edition,english,686s).djvuGravitation and gauge fields (1999).djvuGravitation. An introduction to current research (Wiley, 1962).djvuGreiner Termodynamics and Stat.Mechanics(400dpi)(T)(480s).djvuGreiner W.

Classical mechanics. Point particles and relativity(Springer, 2004)(T)(510s).djvuHameka H.F. Quantum mechanics. A conceptual approach (Wiley,2004)(T)(204s).djvuHestenes D. Spacetime calculus, with applications to electrodynamics,quantum theory and gravitation (draft)(T)(73s).djvuHirth JP, Lothe J.

Theory of Dislocations (Wiley, 1982)(T)(435s).djvuHuang K Statistical Mechanics (2Ed, Wiley, 1987)(T)(506S).djvuJackson J.D. Classical electrodynamics (Wiley, 1962)(T)(656s).djvuKivelson, Russell (eds.). Introduction to space physics (CUP,1995)(C)(505s).djvuKleinertHQuantumfieldtheoryandparticlephysicsT1092s.djvuLiddle A. Introduction to modern cosmology (2ed., Wiley,2003)(T)(189s).djvuLiddleAIntroductiontomoderncosmology2edWiley2003T189s.djvuLiddleARLythDHCosmologicalinflationandlarge-scalestructureCUP2000T412s.djvuMarciano.Quantum.chromodynamics.(1978)(T)(140s).djvuMathematics - Calculus Of Variations With Applications To Physics &Engineering - Robert Weinstock - Dover Publications (Djvu).djvuMillikan RA. A First Course In Physics.djvuMuga J.G., Mayato R.S., Egusquiza I.L. Time in quantum mechanics(Springer LNPm72, 2002)(T)(414s).djvuNikitin, Boyko, Popovich (eds.). Symmetry in Nonlinear MathematicalPhysics (Kiiv, 2001)(T)(784s).djvuOman.How.to.solve.school.physics.problems(364s).djvuPeresAQuantumtheoryconceptsandmethodsKluwer2002T463s.djvuPhysics - Photons And Atoms - Introduction To QuantumElectrodynamics.djvuPolchinskiJStringtheoryvol1CUP1998KT405s.djvuPolchinskiJStringtheoryvol2CUP1998KT534s.djvuPrugovecki E.

Quantum mechanics in Hilbert space (AP,1971)(L)(T)(334s).djvuPuri R.R. Mathematical methods of quantum optics (Springer,2001)(T)(303s).djvuReed Simon - Modern Mathematical Physics.djvuReed.M.Methods.of.Mathematical.Physics.Vol1.Functional.Analysis.2Ed.(1980).djvuReed.M.Methods.of.Mathematical.Physics.Vol2.Fourier.Analysis.Self.Adjointness.(1975).djvuReed.M.Methods.of.Mathematical.Physics.Vol3.Scattering.Theory.(1979).djvuSchiff L.I.

Quantum mechanics (MGH, 1949)(T)(417s).djvuSnieder. A Guided Tour of Mathematical Physics (1998, 267s).djvuSpringerVerlagBricmont2001Probabilitiesinphysics.djvuStewart J. Advanced general relativity (CUP, 1991)(L)(T)(118s).djvuSussman G J, Wisdom J, Meyer M E Structure And Interpretation OfClassical Mechanics (Mit, 2000)(T)(527S).djvuThaller B. The Dirac equation (Springer, 1992)(L)(T)(187s).djvuVolovikGETheuniverseinaheliumdropletOxford2003T526s.djvuWelford W - Useful Optics(T)(76S).djvuWessonJTokamaks3EdOxford2004KT755S.djvuZiman J.M. Elements of advanced quantum theory (CUP,1969)(L)(T)(140s).djvuZwiebach B.

A first course in string theory(T)(369s).djvuBenjamin Crowell - Optics.pdfChow T.L. Mathematical methods for physicists.

A concise introduction(CUP, 2000)(569s).pdfEbook(PDF) Mathematics - An Introductory To Electromagnetics.pdfEncyclopedic Dictionary Of Mathematics Second edition.pdfFeynman's Simple Quantum Mechanics (Taylor).pdfFirst Course in string theory - B. Zwiebach.pdfFunctional Analysis and Semi-Groups.pdfHameka H.F. Quantum mechanics. A conceptual approach (Wiley,2004)(204s).pdfHandbook of Mathematical Functions - Abramowitz - Stegun -.pdfLiddle A. Some of the above books my be Hobba or Hansen level and quitehard for newedena or other self-taught newbies unless you are good inbasic calculus. In the torrent site, there is a 3 meg filecalled Algebra + Calculus Demystified.

It is high quality originalebookswith the same contents as:There are also many interesting video lectures on calculus andprecalculus such as TTC Calculus Made clear by Michael Stabird at, a most wanted file as well as Calculus CrashCourse. Just search under 'calculus' in any of the torrent sites forthe lectures and ebooks.

Share the most interesting one asthere are hundreds of them and I can't download all.Remember that those files are not located in any sites. This meansafter some time and people no longer download them.

They are nolonger available as you can only get them while the people computershave the files being downloaded and uploaded so don't wait whenyou see stuff you like. But most of the time popular files such asFeynman Lectures of Physics vol 1-3 are constantly availablebecause people continue to download them.Note the site may occasionally report registration fullbut try again after a few hours and you can already register usinghotmail or anything and thereby gain access to the sites.

The rewardwould be the access to the entire Sci-Am issues from 1993 to 2006.The colorful illustration in the physics articles is just amazing.Know edge wrote: Griffiths D.J. Introduction to electrodynamics ( 3ed., PH, 1999)(T)(596s).djvu Griffiths D.J. Introduction to elementary particles (Wiley, 1987)(T)(405s).djvu Griffiths D.J. Introduction to quantum mechanics (PH, 1995)(T)(408s).djvu Wald R.M. General relativity (1984)(T)(494s).djvu Walls D.F., Milburn G.J. Quantum optics(T)(370s).djvu Waner S. Introduction to Differential Geometry and General Relativity(128s).djvu Weinberg S - The Quantum Theory Of Fields Vol 1 Foundations (Cup 1995)(634S).djvu Weinberg S - Quantum Theory Of Fields Vol 2 - Modern Applications (1996).djvu Weinberg S.

Quantum field theory, vol. Supersymmetry (CUP, 2000)(L)(T)(225s).djvuBernardZ10.05.06 02:10.

BernardZ wrote: P.S. If you come across other good physics files in torrent format or others, pls.

Share it here or email me privately. The trouble is its not so pleasant to read from a computer screen, a book.That's why I print them using HP laserjet 1010 which can printover 5000 pages. But if one can afford it. Of course it is best to buythebooks esp. If you'll bring them to schools. For colored pages. There isthenew continuous ink tank system where they put external bottles thatare connected using small hose to the cartridge head of an Epsonor cannon printer.

Modern Problems In Classical Electrodynamics Djvu File Converter

That way, you can print the entire 1993-2006Scientific American issues for only $5 for the externalink.Well. Lecture audios are what many students mainly got from Torrent.Although I heard of torrent a year ago. I avoided it because I thoughtyou only get movies there. When I tried to search for physics videos,I came across the magazines and books and audios.I know most would go to the normal path of buying the books butfor some of us, we may not have budgets for over $5000 physicsand math books and torrent (plus HP laserjet 1010 or 1020) is ourfriend.K.Harry10.05.06 08:13.

'Know edge' wrote in messagenews.4@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com.SNIP For colored pages. There is the new continuous ink tank system where they put external bottles that are connected using small hose to the cartridge head of an Epson or cannon printer. That way, you can print the entire 1993-2006 Scientific American issues for only $5 for the external ink.Hey that's great!:))Where can you get those systems, or where is the 'how to' info so that Idon't mess up my printer?Harald Well. Lecture audios are what many students mainly got from Torrent.

Although I heard of torrent a year ago. I avoided it because I thought you only get movies there. When I tried to search for physics videos, I came across the magazines and books and audios. I know most would go to the normal path of buying the books but for some of us, we may not have budgets for over $5000 physics and math books and torrent (plus HP laserjet 1010 or 1020) is our friend. K.Know edge10.05.06 14:06. Harry wrote: 'Know edge' wrote in message news.4@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com. SNIP For colored pages.

There is the new continuous ink tank system where they put external bottles that are connected using small hose to the cartridge head of an Epson or cannon printer. That way, you can print the entire 1993-2006 Scientific American issues for only $5 for the external ink.

Hey that's great!:)) Where can you get those systems, or where is the 'how to' info so that I don't mess up my printer? Haraldor search under 'continuous ink' in goggle.Note that not all printers are compatible. See the listingsof compatible printers in the above site and elsewhere.In essence.

The printer head must be built-in and notin the cartridge. But if you got the right setup, yes, youcan print the entire 1993-2006 150+issues of Sci-Am orothers for only $5 and that's full color. Printing businessprofits so much from the 95% savings in ink costs.(For PBS Nova lovers. There's this sitewhich has complete collection of Nova videos.

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Physicsrelated are:Nova Elegant Universe 3-partNova The Ghost Particle (about neutrinos. Fantastic!)Nova Einstein's Big IdeaNova Einstein Revealed part 1 & 2Nova Originsetc.Still getting them. Wish I had a fast dsl connection:)I'm sorry for mentioning this stuff.

I can't resist for thesake of those who don't have extra budgets for thehuge expenses in physics related educational materials.K Well. Lecture audios are what many students mainly got from Torrent. Although I heard of torrent a year ago. I avoided it because I thought you only get movies there. When I tried to search for physics videosI came across the magazines and books and audios. I know most would go to the normal path of buying the books but for some of us, we may not have budgets for over $5000 physics and math books and torrent (plus HP laserjet 1010 or 1020) is our friend. K.

jhnr.@yahoo.co.uk10.05.06 15:30. Know edge wrote: Over the past weeks. I have successfully downloaded in the net many major physics books worth over $10,000 and the entire Scientific American magazine archives from 1993 to 2006Get a subscription to a good usenet news server such as Giganews,and loot at the alt.binaries.e-books.technical. People post vast floodsof physics and maths ebooks, and every other subject under the sun,(and even in it - I have several on astrophysics;-P)I've collected several thousand over several years, but the snag isif you're not careful you'll end up spending so much time downloadingand sorting them you'll have none left over to actually read them!CheersJohn R Ramsdeneleaticus10.05.06 18:01.

Know edge wrote: Harry wrote: 'Know edge' wrote in message news.4@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com. SNIP For colored pages. There is the new continuous ink tank system where they put external bottles that are connected using small hose to the cartridge head of an Epson or cannon printer. That way, you can print the entire 1993-2006 Scientific American issues for only $5 for the external ink. Hey that's great!:)) Where can you get those systems, or where is the 'how to' info so that I don't mess up my printer? Harald or search under 'continuous ink' in goggle. Note that not all printers are compatible.

See the listings of compatible printers in the above site and elsewhere. In essence. The printer head must be built-in and not in the cartridge.In China you can buy these 'continuous ink' systemsfor almost any kind of printer,including printers, like the H-P printers,that have the print head in the cartridge.They come with enough ink to print thousands of pagesand sell for about $10.00 for the Epson printers,and about $15.00 for the printers,that have the print head in the cartridge.And of course, all you have to do when you run out of ink,is pour in some more.

Available now Scientific American May 2006 atonly 10Meg.(for those who have read the Quark Soup article. Pls sharewhy the universe original fireball has more liquid propertiesthan plasma. See the very clear fully colored illustrations)Article is also available free at sci-am site itselfWhile browsing this site:'Universe in crisis as experts question Big Bang model'I saw comments of a book called 'The Big Bang NeverHappen: A Startling Refutation of the Dominant Theoryof the Origin of the Universe'. It's also available at( is required to acquirethem, just read the instructions) While the book has flaws.Perhaps one could extract whatever goodies inside in theattempt to contemplate on the origin of the universe.Going back to Sci-Am. Why did they have digital versions intheir sites. Can't they forsee how people can just put it in torrent.I subscribed yearly to Sci-Am. Now I'm thinking of cancellingand getting Discover, Popular Science, etc.

Instead (Thesedon't have torrent version since they don't have digital versions).Btw. I wonder if they have the Nature, Physics Review atthe alt.binaries.

Sites (I can't enter it since it requiressubscription and I don't know how good it is).