Vibrations, Their Principles; Light and Colors, Their Uses ..

"Vibrations, Their Principles; Light and Colors, Their Uses" explores the fundamental principles of vibrations, sound, light, and color, delving into their scientific underpinnings and practical applications. Written by Ernest Jack. Stevens, this volume provides a comprehensive overview of these interconnected phenomena, elucidating their properties and behaviors. From the physics of sound waves to the nature of light and the perception of color, the book offers insights into the physical world.

Readers interested in the science of acoustics, optics, and the broader field of physics will find this an informative read. Its value lies in providing a detailed explanation of these principles and their practical use.

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