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“Physical laws” is a category for books that explain, develop, test, and apply the fundamental principles governing matter, energy, space, and time. It spans accessible popular science to rigorous textbooks and monographs, covering topics such as classical mechanics and conservation laws, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, relativity, quantum and statistical physics, and emergent or effective laws. Works in this category may present mathematical formulations and derivations, landmark experiments and their history, philosophical discussions of what makes a law, the role of symmetry and constants, and how laws are validated, limited, or unified. It also includes problem collections, reference handbooks, and interdisciplinary applications in chemistry, materials, astrophysics, and engineering, showing how physical laws underpin technology and our understanding of the universe.

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