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Mark Horner |
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[Fhsst-authors] [Fwd: [Fhsst-admin-priv] possible contribution] |
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Mon, 19 Jul 2004 11:54:19 -0700 |
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Hi everyone
I just wanted to let you know that we have a volunteer (see below) to
write a small nuclear physics chapter for the physics book. Its quite a
hot topic in SA at the moment and will be world-wide soon with there
being enough fuel for the next 10 000 years at current world-wide
electricity consumption.
I have replied and Sergei has kindly agreed to an end of September
deadline for this chapter.
Cheers,
Mark
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Subject: [Fhsst-admin-priv] possible contribution
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 17:15:28 +0200
From: Sergey Rakityanskiy <address@hidden>
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To: address@hidden
Dear Mr Horner,
I am a senior lecturer at UNISA (Department of Physics ).
Browsing the physics textbook, I found that you have no even a small
chapter devoted to nuclear physics.
Meanwhile, nuclear physics is an important for understanding of the
physical world around us.
Moreover SA government plans to develop nuclear power industry. I think,
at least basic ideas of
nuclear physics must be included in the school textbook.
My speciality is nuclear theory. I can write a small chapter giving an
overview of nuclear physics
and its applications.
Best wishes,
Dr. Sergei Rakityansky
Dept. of Physics,
UNISA
P.O. Box 392
Pretoria
e-mail: address@hidden
tel.: (012) 429-8493
currently I am spending my sabbatical leave in Stockholm university (Sweden)
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