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	1.	Six ideas that shaped physics: the laws of physics are frame-independent, Unit R by Moore, Thomas A. Edition: 2nd ed. Language: English Publisher: New Delhi McGraw Hill Education 2003Availability: Items available for loan: Central Library [Call number: 530 MOO/S] (9). Items available for reference: Central Library [Call number: 530 MOO/S] (1). Place hold
	2.	Elementary particles and the laws of physics: The 1986 Dirac memorial lectures by Feynman, Richard P \| Wienberg, Steven. Language: English Publisher: New York Cambridge University Press 1999Availability: Items available for loan: Central Library [Call number: 539.721 FEY/E] (9). Items available for reference: Central Library [Call number: 539.721 FEY/E] (1). Place hold
	3.	Einstein: his life and universe by Isaacson, Walter. Language: English Publisher: London Pocket Books 2008Availability: Items available for loan: Central Library [Call number: 530.092 ISA/E] (1). Place hold
	4.	It's about time: understanding Einstein's relativity by Mermin, N.David. Language: English Publisher: Princeton Princeton University Press 2005Availability: Items available for loan: Central Library [Call number: 530.11 MER/I] (1). Place hold
	5.	Introduction to special relativity by Resnick, Robert. Edition: 1st ed. Language: English Publisher: New Delhi Wiley 2005Availability: Items available for loan: Central Library [Call number: 530.11 RES/I] (2). Items available for reference: Central Library [Call number: 530.11 RES/I] (1). Checked out (1). Place hold
	6.	Special relativity: for the enthusiastic beginner by Morin, David. Language: English Publisher: Harvard CreateSpace 2017Availability: Items available for loan: Central Library [Call number: 530.11 MOR/S] (3). Items available for reference: Central Library [Call number: 530.11 MOR/S] (1). Checked out (1). Place hold

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