MYSTERY OF THE WORLD OF ATOM
Subtitle: Mystery of the World of Atom
Publisher: MUKUL DAS
Published: 25 DECEMBER 1986
Place of publication: Nam Nam Road, gangtok, Sikkim, India
Language: eng
Format: Blue cover with fig. of new periodic graph & structure of formation of matter and antimatter.
Number of pages: 116
Description: If you want to know new method of algebra and its application, may follow this book. Lot of known and unknown problems is solved accordingly. The characteristic of Pi series, matter, antimatter, periodic graph of elements, new process of finding of minerals etc are there.
Table of contents: title: Mystery of the world of atom, Nirmalendu Das; title: Contain :; title: This is one of the most important scientific book. A new method introduced to find new relative numbers, with the help of these numbers; it is possible to explain different series of Pi values. A new simple method imposed here with simple algebra and found that a pair of new relative numbers is very useful to give birth of proton, electron & neutron. The formation proton gives new idea that why proton is positive in nature, why electron is negative nature? All though matter can form with this system. In what way antimatter may act to form matter that system is there in this book. With the help of this system, new periodic graphs are found. If we want to search matter in our earth, it is possible to find minerals that where it is situated? An example of gold minerals in the earth has plotted accordingly in the book of page-80. Wonder finding of minerals proof that relative numbers are very useful in creation of the particles and as usual in the practical fields.; title: The NEWS BULLETIN OF CALCUTTA MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY, Review this book on 1988 (Vol. II, No. 4/regttd. No. 73/88, April, 1988). Prof. P. Tewari of the Department of Atomic Energy (Nuclear Power Board) writes goods comments on behalf of Prof. M. R. Srinivasion, Secretary and Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, Trombay, Bombay, India (No.- NPB-500/00000/87/B/3939. June 25, 1987). Prof. C.J. Isham (Professor of Theoretical Physics) of the Imperial College of Science 7 Technology. The Blackett Laboratory, Prince Consort Road, London SW7 2BZ. On behalf of the Nobel laurite Prof. Abdus Salam (CJI/fb, 19th February, 1987).; title: “ Prof. Abdus Salam has asked me to write and thank you for sending your article “The Mystery of the World of Atom” …. We have field your work for reference in our Research library …. my good wishes for the success of your investigations.”