I'm busy writing up the report on that final project of mine.
On reading the introduction to "Specific Heats at Low Temperatures" by E.S. Raja Gopal, I discovered the following claim:
"It has been a difficult task to steer between the Scylla of encyclopedic completeness and the Charybdis of shallow banality."
This is a fancy way of saying "I recognise that this book is not at all interesting. I'm trying to squeeze blood from a stone by injecting grandiloquent references to Greek mythology."
God. Even the professional physicists know their subject is boring.
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