The Physics of Information Technology (Cambridge Series on Information and the Natural Sciences)
Neil Gershenfeld’s The Physics of Information Technology explores the relationship between physics and information technology. Published in Cambridge’s series on information and the natural sciences, it offers a science-focused treatment for readers interested in how these fields intersect.
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The Physics of Information Technology examines the connection between physical principles and information technology.
Written by Neil Gershenfeld, the book belongs to the Cambridge Series on Information and the Natural Sciences.
It may appeal to readers interested in physics, information, technology, and the scientific foundations of computing.
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