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2005-02-15, 13:57
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May 2004
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Maths Bulletin -II
Maths & Physics
------------ The two are so closely related that it is surprising that the forum does not have a section devoted to popular physics. May I set the ball rolling by recommending the site: www.crorepatibaniye.com/physics A.K. Devaraj Last fiddled with by devarajkandadai on 2005-02-15 at 13:58 Reason: spelling error |
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2006-03-23, 05:12
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Jun 2003
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Physics is a part of science and there is a science and tech section.
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Maths and Physics
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 I visited this site sometime ago. I found a lot of typo errors and the spelling even in the physical terminology was atrocious which made reading the script extremely difficult. FYI there is already a separate forum for Science and Technology. Mally 
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