E=mc2: A Biography of the World's Most Famous Equation
David Bodanis tells the story of E=mc², explaining the meaning of its symbols and the significance of their relationship. Framed as a biography of an equation, this accessible work explores its place in the development of modern physics and its enduring impact on science and culture.
About This Book
David Bodanis presents the story of E=mc², one of the most familiar equations in modern science.
The book examines the ideas represented by energy, mass, and the speed of light, and explains why their relationship matters.
It places the equation within the broader development of physics and considers its lasting influence on scientific thought and public culture.
Written as a biography of an idea, the book offers an accessible introduction to the significance of a landmark in modern science.
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