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100 1 $aPatt, Hans-Josef$0451138
245 10$aRelativity for Windows$h[electronic resource] /$cHans-Josef Patt, Peter Nemec
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500   $aTitle from disc label
500   $aAccompanied by 1 pair of 3-D glasses; issued in box
520   $aA powerful ray tracing program which generates snapshots of uniformly moving objects on the computer screen and allows observation of any spacial arrangement of various objects in different scenarios, taking into account changes of shape, intensity, or color.$bStudents can extend their comprehension of Einstein's special theory of relativity by performing experiments on the computer screen, and teachers and professors can use the descriptive pictures to enrich their lectures on relativity.
538   $aSystem requirements: PC compatible 386 with compatible math processor 387 or greater (Intel 486, or Pentium (66 MHz) recommended); 9 Mb RAM (17 Mb recommended); DOS 4.01 or higher, Windows 3.1x or higher (DOS 7.0, Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 or higher recommended); VGA capable display, high color (16 bit) at 640 by 480 (SVGA, true color (24 bit) at 800 by 600 recommended); Mouse; CD-ROM drive; 8 Mb hard disk free space
650  0$aSpecial relativity (Physics)-Computer assisted instruction
700 1 $aNemec, Peter$eauthor$4http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut$0736951
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