Soviet Era Physics
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This video will show you a super rare physics book that was printed in the USSR and published by MIR Publishers Moscow. This book was written by B.S. Belikov and is titled "General method for solving physics problems". Despite it's rarity, I did find some copies. Here is the book amzn.to/46UR7Nz (affiliate link).
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Ubon Ratchathani (อุบลราชธานี) is a city in Isaan, Thailand,
The writing is in the Tai language.
Yeah, it cracked me up a bit when I heard "I dont read in russian".😅
Yeah that is, I learned a little bit Thai before
Yeah 😂
I thought It was a phrase in the Georgian language
@@heyhoe168 that was so funny to me as well, I immediately wrote a comment about that
As a Russian, I am so happy to see Soviet scienctific achievements and knowledge recognized! There were a lot of smart people in the USSR for sure!
I admire Tsiolkovski
My Chemistry teacher used to share his collection of books by Mir publications with me. The USSR scientists were amazing at explaining concepts. I especially love the book of physics problem by I.E. Irodov.
@@x265_hevc5 Irodov problem book is still used in universities. I'm 4th year bachelor, and homework (and classwork) was mostly problems from that book. It's a hate/love relationship, similar to Demidovich.
Can we be freinds
@@muntazirbhat3968
> Can we be freinds
Not with Putin's Russia.
Love seeing Soviet science being recognized! Some of the best physicists and physics education materials
i seriously think one of the reasons they were so good at academic stuff was the huge influx of common people into the fields and the emphasis on materialist instead of idealist philosophy.
the major factories had night schools to teach machinists things and universities were highly encouraged to adhere to materialist worldviews.
i think anyone who's had one of those math teachers who works entirely in the abstract can appreciate the soviet's focus on real world math, what the concepts mean for real things, and how to understand them in real terms. schooling there wasn't a way of ranking people or excluding access to well paying jobs the same way it is in the west.
@@redoktopus3047 beautifully put! we have a lot to learn from the experience and existence of the USSR
@@redoktopus3047 I strongly disagree with you as a Russian. The USSR killed numerous talented individuals, genetics, for example, was completely prohibited. In contrast, Nazi Germany had some of the most outstanding philosophers of the 20th century, which correlates with their advanced physics. At that time, their space program was superior to all others as well as microelectronics. Idealsim > Materialism.
@@lying6624 lol
check the scoreboard fascist pig
Prominent scientists during the Soviet era either acquired their education and expertise before the formation of the USSR or were mentored by those who became scientists before its creation. Those who became scientists after the 60s and 70s no longer showed the remarkable capabilities seen in their predecessors. Starting from these years, military leadership shifted focus away from scientists, as stealing technologies from the West became more appealing than developing them internally.
While they were working for the military industry, they were needed
Sir, Pinsky is another famous problem book of physics. Along with Irodov's problems in general physics, Pinsky is amother book which Indian students use for their JEE preparation.
Sure...if you could... please pass Me any material from him...could you? I would be delighted
Irodov
Irodov
@@savannahrcrobotics2153Irodov
@@savannahrcrobotics2153 there is a blogspot page titled irodov physics solutions rkh
You can google irodov solutions by RKH sir and you'll find the problems along with their solutions.
Finally another video about MIR Publishers ❤
such great books, available very cheaply used in the Balkans, got "Vsevolod Feodosyev - Strength of Materials" for 5€ at a book fair (with the original orange jacket), the book seems to sell for upwards of 60€ online, the dude actually looked at the book and told me "7€", I said I didn't want it for that price, so he gave me a discount to 5€ (neither of us knew about mir publishers at the time)
The book cover is not wierd, it is a typical book cover made when a book would be used so much that loses its "natural" cover... There used to be special binderies for old books in the soviet years
This book came from "Ubon Ratchathani University" in Thailand.
How about the famous Landau&Lifshitz (10-volume physics book) that is still used at top-tier universities? (In particular, volume on fluid mechanics is used at University of Cambridge for their 3-rd year course). Would be fun to see a review of that one.
L&L always have interesting perspectives.
I have that collection! I have been meaning to go through them...again.😁
took me 2 years to collect all books in decent condition and decent price, and its worth it
In my opinion, Milne-Thomson has the best book on fluid mechanics till date in terms of exhaustiveness. In terms of intuition, Prandtl's book is best.
朗道和栗弗席兹确实比较厉害，中文书里也有很多他们的翻译，当然还有费曼
I studied physics in three volumes of the "Elementary Textbook on Physics: Optics of Vibrations and Waves, atomic and Nuclear Physics" by Grigory Landsberg. What pure, accessible, clearly stated knowledge.
"To use mathematics effectively in applications, you need not just knowledge but skill. Skill can only be obtained through practice.", Mary Boas in "To The Student" of her "Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences".
I am currently reading Landau & Lifshitz's Quantum Electrodynamics. My wife added the book to our library two decades ago. We rediscovered the book while unpacking after our move from Colorado to The Bahamas. I find it relaxing to figure out how the particles probably dance. Even though Q E is inherently a probabilistic disciple, it still strikes me as more deterministic than my day job, event driven arbitrage.
hi, Am from Nigeria and am struggling with math and science, am a student. please how can you help me?
What's your day job?
A little rum, a little Landau & Lifshitz: what better way to enjoy The Bahamas?
In Russian there are two meanings of the word mir: peace and world (world in very broad meaning: it may be whole planet or internal world of the person depends on context)
Yeah, in current context, this word means nothing in this country.
@@KOREI999absolutely
@@KOREI999for the Ukronazis. Right.
@@KOREI999 Ignorance is a bliss, right? A simple world for a simple mind. And one thing I have learnt for sure. A high IQ doesnt protect people from stupidity.
Thank you for your work! Since my parents were living in the USSR for me it is very interesting to learn about Soviet education and science
The stamps are in Thai, not Russian. The first stamp says the name of the University in Thai (same as the English below it). The second stamp says something like "Name of company: [can't read the handwriting]" "Money/budget purchased with__1?534__" "Cost book"__95__ "set" ___ "baht" which means it cost 95 baht or about 3 USD. The Russian below that just says it's in English, literally "In English Language". The stamp at the bottom corner says ""group number" "registration number" and date "day month year". I'm just an amature polyglot though if fluent folks want to correct. BTW Russian might be a good one for you to learn if interested, familiar letters from greek and latin alphabets and useful for books and papers. Thanks for this though, I am always so impressed with the work I find out of the USSR and in modern times from Eastern Europe, China and sometimes India, that just doesn't make it into circulation where I live in the US. The walls between our literature circulation is unfortunate.
Also another possibility with Pinsky because it looks like they wrote that beside the course number, is that it's the professor's name :)
"На английском языке" means just "In English language" The label below the title on the title page is not in Russian. I see other folks here recognize it as Hebrew. But it seems your book spent some time also in a Thai University. Interesting.
Yes I thought the hebrew was mis-identified
I can get when people can’t recognize Thai language but this mysterious label clearly isn’t in Hebrew :)
When I was in university I liked to buy soviets books, cause the were easy, explicative and deep in content.
I found the book in PDF in the Internet, and what a BANGER it is. Thank you VERY much for this video, you are great !
While my education in Kharkov I have used mainly soviet books because of their high quality. Thank you for review!
Very cool and loved seeing your other video on Soviet Era Mathematics! Thank you for sharing! The Soviets had some brilliant Mathematicians and Physicists!
This book was re-assembled in a workshop, we used to have them at the end of the Soviet era do for you like a year of magazine subscriptions or some novels from a magazine. The second stamp is in Hebrew. I think that it was taken from the Soviet library, then re-covered somewhere, then taken to Israel library if you make a better copy I can ask someone to check the translation, and now you got it from someone.
Wow interesting thank you !!
@@TheMathSorcerer I guess I am wrong about Hebrew, guys say its all Thai, so they must be correct
@@oxanabudjko it looks georgian, but not sure... also looks like a library stamp
@@irynaYe they say its Thai
@@oxanabudjko it's Thai - "ubon ratchathani" (stamped) is a city in Thailand.
Yeah, in USSR we have so many great physicists-teoretics like Landau, Zeldovich, Tsiolkovsky. But now there are very few good physics books published even in Russian.
= "so many"? Which quantity means "many" for you?)) All 3 (if to consider Tsiolkovsky a scientist) were educated before or at the same outset of the SU.
MIR publisher translated many English books to Russian also. I personally have several books on enzyme kinetics, and a lot of similar books on biochemistry, molecular biology and genetics, that I have access to in my room in the university I currently work. Of course they are almost useless now, because life science has become significantly advanced, and progress here is more prominent contrary to physics and math, but they are--those books--a great example how real science books should be written
I’m pleasantly surprised to see you review this book. I read this in Mumbai, India some twenty five years ago. Brilliant book - I learnt a lot about how to break down problems from this book.
India 🤝🇷🇺
R1a1 brothers
- so what? Please, be kind to name albeit one problem you solved with this book's help.
@@sentinel1064 found the guy who isnt good at math
Personally my takeaway from this book (now when I look back twenty odd years) is less about a specific problem or technique, but more about problem solving in general. The process of visualizing a problem, abstracting detail and solving - almost like algorithm development
Yes, Pinsky is another problem book at the same level from Mir Publishers. Many of these books are quite popular in India
Изначально книга имела мягкий переплёт. Предыдущий владелец самостоятельно изготовил самодельный переплёт.
Или в мастерской заказал. Раньше много были переплеточные мастерские.
These videos are really interesting! Thank you Mr. Math Sorcerer!
fascinating! the way the introduction is presented just really keeps me interested and passionate about learning. thanks for the awesome video :)
I studied physics till my neet days a medical entrance exam in india feels so good to see terms like torque angular velocity
Physics is really a very great subject
what are you doing now?
I am from Bahrain and I have the 3 volumes of the "Elementary Textbook on Physics". Volume 1 covers Mechanics, Heat and Molecular Physics. Volume 2: Electricity and Magnetism, Volume 3: Oscillations & Waves, Optics, and Atomic & Nuclear Physics.
The volumes were wonderful. They were all published by Mir Publishers. I bought them from a book fair on 10th March 1992.
I love that first paragraph of this Soviet era book starts with "The revolution"
0:36 This is embarrassing to think out loud that this writing is russian. Russian alphabet is based on the Greek alphabet which is the foundation for the Latin alphabet.
This was either Hindi or some Cambodian/ Thai south east Asian script.
Hello sir, love your videos man, a big hug from Spain, I've never liked math and i was so bad at it, but you made me see it in a different way and showed me that it is a beautiful science field. Also love your motivational videos. Hope you continue doing your math videos and that your channel becomes bigger and bigger.
Amazing book. I watched Lex's interview with his father physicist who was born in Soviet Union. Looks like scientist were superstars in SU and science in general was very appreciated.
Yes, especially Genetics. :-)
@@doctor_klauswhich is reasonable.
@@doctor_klaus Yeah for a few exceptions like genetics and sociology ;-)
@@doctor_klauswasn’t genetics later unbanned ?
@@maker910Soviet sociologists did exist, but they did have ideological restrictions
Here in India we also study lots of Russian physicist books like I.E erodov and krotov some other also along with concept physics by Resnick Halliday
For a entrance exam only JEE Advance
We have to study University physics to get into Uni
It's strange to think that books that collecting dust in attic or being thrown away, can suddenly become somebody's archaeological finding beyond the ocean.
Love the fact that some of those olds and beatifulls books have probably been lost, and are sitting right among randoms novels or cooking books, on an abandoned shelf, in everyone's ignorance, until, after a month, a year or a decade or even a century, until a mathematician who was passing by seized it and marvels.
Если продолжить твою мысль, то вообще очень много советской литературы не ценится в современной России.
Я был удивлен, когда узнал что в Китае есть университет, который анализирунт труды советских экономистов в плановой экономики. Пока мы тут уничтожаем сами себя и свой опыт, китайцы активно нас изучают...
Эх, надеюсь библиотеку около моего дома не переделают в Макдональдс.
Хотя завод по производству ядерных реакторов уже превратили в торговый центр... Это ужасно, мои предки столько сил в это вкладывали, а мы все просрали...
Interesting. Also 1989 is a pretty recent publishing date for a math book. While this was being published USSR was literally collapsing.
I would love to go through this book problem by problem (i can understand the pulley equations part, though setting those equations up are tricky, to get the signs right for acceleration). This is a good find. :P
Without these, they can not go to airspace.
The word "Mir" or "Мир" ,the last is in russian, means the word "world". Philosophically it means :From people of the USSR (Soviet union) to people of the Mir=world .
It also means "peace".
I remember trying to solve Irodov physics problems in highschool. Gave up after 3 hours and 0 solutions haha.
You really an inspired by these old books.
@0:36 - that writing is in Thai not Russian.
Here 1:33 is also Thai, since I thought first it was Hebrew?
@@ECONpeopleyup
Merci, me i like these Books from URSS Era , stop in 1990 when ussr end. Famous Books with red cover. Famous authors , like Pavel aleksandrov in topology and Landau for physics and many others . 😊. Thanks
The stamp at 2:10 reads:
Purchased from company _(not sure)_
Using budget funds/income _(some code)_
Price per copy _95.-_ or per set ___ baht.
ซื้อจากบริษัท ___
โดยใช้เงินงบประมาณ/เงินรายได้ ___
ราคาเล่มละ 95.- หรือชุดละ ___ บาท
(95 baht = 2.70 USD!)
@@Astoribis It’s Thai
Thai people? SEA gang let’s goooo
in the near future I want a video about your physics book collection.Good day
While there is some cyrillic script, the stamped portions with filled in information, presumably the identifying info of one of the books' previous owners, or possibly shipping details, appears to be a Southeast asian alphabet, perhaps Thai or Indonesian. Certainly, that adds to the cosmopolitan mystique of this great find.
It's Thai. Btw, modern Indonesian language is written in Latin alphabet.
This elegant book is so insightful in ways that many western texts are not. It is beautifully written.
Profesor necesitamos también estos review de libros de ciencias en tu canal de RUclips español Matemáticas , please !!
The Thai language text says it belongs to Ubol Ratchathani University Library and was purchased from the Chulalongkorn University Central Library in the Buddhist year 2534, or AD 1991 for 95 Thai Baht, or about 3 USD.
1:53 The information in the rectangle box.
First line : Bought from "Book center of Chulalongkorn University"
Second line : Using the budget of the year "1991". 2534 is a Thai buddhist era year
Third line : price per book "95 Baht"
Book cover seems to be reatoreed. There was such service before where you can give an old and damaged book and they will restore binding and cover for you, though without original design applied. This was at the time when people appreciated books and took care of them
Soviet Science is what I base my entire epistemic basis for science on. I’m an Engineering Physics student and so wish we could base our scientific structure on the soviet model of prestige and excellence. ALL FORMS FROM AEROSPACE TO NUMBER THEORY AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN
Грустно видеть что мое поколение уничтожает наследие предков, которые работали над этим 70 лет.
Надеюсь что хоть что-то останется у вас, западный мир.
Прости нас Юра, мы на Марс не летали, прости нас Юра, мы все проебали.
Finally! Again, I refer to Savelyevs' General physics course! (Hopefully YT won't delete this one...)
When a book cover gets damaged, and you wish to keep the book in good condition, there are.. basically, workshops that can change the cover. Obviously, the original cover would be lost and you'd be left with a blank cover like we see in the video.
7:37 Manuscripts hidden in old books. Brings to my memory Voyage to the Center of the Earth, a novel by Jules Verne.
The copy you have is from the Ubon Ratchathani University in Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand. I Googled it for you, Math Sorcerer. Here's a Wikipedia article about it-- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubon_Ratchathani_University
0:37 “I don’t read Russian” bro it’s definitely not Russian it’s Thai he didn’t see any Russian Cyrillic alphabet before? Russian Cyrillic alphabet is very different from Thai alphabet. I remember the first time I saw some Russian Cyrillic alphabet I think it’s a flipped variation of English alphabet and includes some Greek alphabet. That’s how I know how to recognize Russian alphabet quickly using my own understanding and way.
Interestingly, under the Thai it’s literally English. It seems like he skip this unconsciously and didn’t see this possible direct translation of the unfamiliar foreign language above. If he saw this and he really want to know, he can just do a quick search on online by typing “Ubon Ratchathani University”
Wow i have a pdf copy of this book for quite some time
It's a fantastic book for physics problem solving
In our days, solving IE Irodov was a sure way to prepare for IIT.
Love those Soviet books on Maths and Physics, we read some of them in India too.
Some of Mir Publishers books are still on ebay and etsy. Some are cheap with normal pirces some are very expensive
0:43 That subtitle in between those Romanized letters is the Thai language. Very interesting
Soviet Era Physics, Nobel laureates: 1958 Igor Tamm, Ilya Frank, Pavel Cherenkov; 1962 Lev Landau; 1964 Nikolay Basov, Alexander Prokhorov; 1978 Pyotr Kapitsa; 2000 Zhores Alferov; 2003 Alexei Abrikosov, Vitaly Ginzburg.
this was likely a library reprinting of the original text.
this was rather common before copyright hounds started ruining everything.
many of the books in major libraries are actually these types of printings. it seems this one didn't get a spine or cover so it may have been done by a university library for students to use as a textbook.
The inscription on the first page isn't in Russian, that's probably the script of Thailand (I don't know the language's name), Ubon Ratchathani is a city in Thailand.
Are old Soviet textbooks like this still applicable to modern copyright and publisher laws? Rare volumes like this should be digitally scanned and made public to preserve their existence.
I'm not sure about the legality of this, and especially when it comes to the English translations, but a lot of the original versions of these Soviet books is already scanned and spread wide across the Russian internet.
Free and easy access to any knowledge was one of the core notions in soviet era ideology. Books were published by state for educational purposes only, not for profit. So from this perspective you are free to distribute its copies
@@user-hi3no6rt1qcore Soviet policy - books, inventions et cetera is common ownership.
Pinskiy is a popular problems book still used today in Russia, mostly in high school
' i don't read russian' that is thai my friend. hong samut (library) mahawittayalai (university) ubon ratchatani (place in thailand)
All the nations have to keep scientific achievements alive for the world new generations. They maybe become better than us and live in peace with no wars.
There was a genius physicist called Yakov Zeldovich and since he was not allowed to travel out Soviet Union, every physicist worth his (not sure about her) salt and his grandmother used to travel to Soviet Union to meet him.
What strikes me is how well this book was translated, Eugene Yankovsky must have been a very skilled translator.
I studied on Nicolai Piskuounov mathematics books Mir Edition in the 80s.
"ซื้อจากบริษัท ศูนย์จุฬาฯ
โดยใช้เงินงบประมาณ/เงินรายได้ 2534
ราคาเล่มละ 95.- หรือชุดละ ... บาท"
Bought from Chulalongkorn University Book Center
By using the budget of year 1991
Price per book 95 Baht (2.76 usd for now) or Price per set ... Baht
Love this book... Actually the original hardcover of this books comes in Dark Blue🔥
There's plenties of Belikov's book in russian on torrent sites. Didn't see translated ones tho
Paper you've found is a card. It was common practice back then to set up a card system to organize information and thoughts.
"I don't read Russian' - it's actually in Thai ห้องสมุดมหาวิทยาลัยอุบลราชธานี - Ubon Ratchathani University Library, on the next page it has some library info, the price of the book is 95 Thai Baht which was equivalent to around 4USD in 1990.
"I don't read Russian" that's for sure, that looks like Tamil lmao
This is a self-bound xerox copy of a library book someone did, not an original printed edition. An artifact from the times when digital scans and personal network-connected devices were not in abundance.
You should fund a way to digitize these old Soviet books. I doubt there is copyright or trademark on it
There is a website that uploads digital copies of Mir books on the internet archive.
0:35 that language is Thai, which is very interesting as this is Soviet physics.
I just checked it out, and find this book in Russian for 340 roubles (4$)
It seems like a regular university book in USSR, and many copies aviable online for cheap price.
0:29 if I'm not mistaken that is Thai script. Kind of similar to ancient Pali script of India and the tibetan script
Best book review ever! You sir should consider working for publisher!
It's a very beautiful book. It would be nice to have new editions of some of Mir books.
The stamp thing you asked, what it means is it was bought from chula book center using budget from 2534 BE and price of 95 baht. Hope it helps
More videos on computer science books please.
Cormen algorithms book would be cool to see
@@tear728 I feel like that book is recommended too much, I’d like to see some great programming books.
The Landau & Lifschitz series of books is one of my favourite book series on theoretical physics. I'm learning Russian to maybe one day be able to read the original series rather than the German or English translations. I should try to get my hands on your book as well.
I hope you can post a review of the Handbook of Physics from Mir that you made a Shorts video about! As someone who owns the book myself curious to hear your thoughts.
A lot of books where just stolen (== with broken copyrights). Very useful, anyway.
Ubon Ratchathani University is in Thailand. A well traveled book.
Издательство Мир было известно своими переводами научно технической литературы в основном с английского, в нем в своё время работал никому ещё неизвестный Жириновский. Как и большинство советских издательств прекратило существование после развала СССР
Upon Ratchathani University is in Thailand.
I'm glad you're so excited and positive about the Soviet contribution to science. Yet I hoped you went through subjects to show us whether it is a good read for a college student, or whether it requires solid Background of some sort
It's published in 1986 in Russia, i.e. last years of USSR. this is not a common text, I haven't seen this before, i.e. it wasn't commonly used in education or by students. just an odd little book.
0:30 there's not a single russian letter on the first page bro. Well, at least besides that little logo above 'Mir'
The stamp on it is in Thai. It says on the cover that the book was in the collection of a Thai university.
I don't see the problem with science books in Russian. Latin América, as well as the rest of the world, got access to every publication unless it was classified by their respective countries. Same for Russia. I'm very sure they had access to the MIT and Caltech publications. What is the surprise? The equations made the electron spin on a different way?
Russian guy here. Writing in the beginning of the book is not in Russian. It looks like a stamp from the library, probably written in Thai or similar language.
If you look for "
Беликов Б.С.
Решение задач по физике.
Общие методы
1986. 256 с.
"
You can find this book in Russian and see it's true cover. This certain book was recovered so the cover is hidden beneath the brown envelope.
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