STEPHEN W. HAWKING. - THEORETICAL PHYSICIST PROFESSOR PETER THEODORE LANDSBERG’S...
STEPHEN W. HAWKING. - THEORETICAL PHYSICIST PROFESSOR PETER THEODORE LANDSBERG’S COPY. A Brief History of Time - From the Big Bang to Black holes. 1988. 2nd U.S Issue. Bantham Books. From the Library of theoretical physicist and mathematician Professor Peter Theodore Landsberg (1922–2010). With his ink name to the FFEP. With his pencil marginalia and highlighting. With a typed letter dated 8th November 1988 from The Canon Robert Winnett to Professor Landsberg regarding the book. Original black cloth backed boards and unclipped dust jacket. **Professor Peter Theodore Landsberg (1922–2010) was an eminent German-born British theoretical physicist and mathematician. He was highly regarded for his extensive contributions to thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, relativity, cosmology, and semiconductor theory. Landsberg spent a significant portion of his career at the University of Southampton, where he held the Chair of Applied Mathematics from 1972 to 1987. Over a career spanning nearly 60 years, he published 417 scientific papers and authored several books.
[ translate ]STEPHEN W. HAWKING. - THEORETICAL PHYSICIST PROFESSOR PETER THEODORE LANDSBERG’S COPY. A Brief History of Time - From the Big Bang to Black holes. 1988. 2nd U.S Issue. Bantham Books. From the Library of theoretical physicist and mathematician Professor Peter Theodore Landsberg (1922–2010). With his ink name to the FFEP. With his pencil marginalia and highlighting. With a typed letter dated 8th November 1988 from The Canon Robert Winnett to Professor Landsberg regarding the book. Original black cloth backed boards and unclipped dust jacket. **Professor Peter Theodore Landsberg (1922–2010) was an eminent German-born British theoretical physicist and mathematician. He was highly regarded for his extensive contributions to thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, relativity, cosmology, and semiconductor theory. Landsberg spent a significant portion of his career at the University of Southampton, where he held the Chair of Applied Mathematics from 1972 to 1987. Over a career spanning nearly 60 years, he published 417 scientific papers and authored several books.
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