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Viewing Message ``Re: Dover book'' by bloftin on 2006-07-05 09:45:11 > Also, there are no copyright imprints on the title page.  I > did some looking around and found the doverpublications.com > site.  They have a contact address for questions regarding > rights and permissions. Here is a good link for a first look criteria for public domain works, http://www.lawrence.edu/library/guides/pubdomain.shtml First, you should send an email from their website as you mentioned above and see if you get a reply.  We can then go from there.  You should definately try to contact them since it is the author's responsibility on PlanetPhysics to handle copyright (but we can help) If you look on Amazon and look inside the book you will notice that amazon put a copyright notice on each page, so my guess is that it is copyrighted. Remember you can also help by just writing your own articles about physics :) maybe even along the lines of your thesis.  Later. Ben [ reply | up | top ] Interact reply

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