Yang-Mills Fields and Extension Theory

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Book by Pool, Robert


About the Author



ROBERT POOL, Ph.D. has written many successful books, including "Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2016), "Eve's Rib: Searching for the Biological Roots of Sex Differences" (Crown, 1994) -- still relevant to discussions of gender and gender issues two decades after its first release, often quoted/referenced in current publications, and referred to as an important contribution and invaluable resource in our understanding of gender and sex differences in the human brain -- and "Beyond Engineering: How Society Shapes Technology" (Oxford University Press, 1997) -- which has remained on university required reading lists for two decades. 





Dr. Pool has worked as a writer and editor at the world's two most prestigious science publications -- Science and Nature -- and hundreds of his works have been published in the top publications in a variety of fields, including Discover, New Scientist, Science, Nature, Technology Review, Forbes ASAP, Think Research, The Washington Post, FSU Research in Review, MIT Technology Review, etc. He provides writing and consulting services to various private sector clients as well as the Military Suicide Research Consortium, funded by the Department of Defense, and such prestigious groups as the National Academies -- comprising the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), and the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) -- which serve (collectively) as the scientific national academy for the United States. Dr. Pool has written hundreds of important books, workshop summary booklets, and reports for the academies covering such topics as homeland security, intelligence and counterintelligence, vaccine safety, transportation safety, pollinator collapse, forensics in the courtroom, literacy and education, etc. (National Academies books and reports influence policy decisions and laws; are instrumental in enabling new research programs; provide independent program reviews; etc.)