A Random Walk in Physics: A Sort of Introduction
Cencini, Massimo; Puglisi, Andrea; Vergni, Davide; Vulpiani, Angelo
2021-06-16 00:00:00
[If we study the history of science we see produced two phenomena which are, so to speak, each the inverse of the other. Sometimes it is simplicity which is hidden under what is apparently complex; sometimes, on the contrary, it is simplicity which is apparent, and which conceals extremely complex realities.]
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[If we study the history of science we see produced two phenomena which are, so to speak, each the inverse of the other. Sometimes it is simplicity which is hidden under what is apparently complex; sometimes, on the contrary, it is simplicity which is apparent, and which conceals extremely complex realities.]
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