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代 -序

――聆听生命不朽的细语

上卷 -生命为什么如此复杂

章 -赞美造化无穷

第二章 -蝴蝶与超弦

第三章 -曼彻斯特与雅典

第四章 -生命是如何开始的？

第五章 -生命为什么如此复杂？

第六章 -生命的是什么？

下卷 -核冬天到又见蝴蝶

第七章 -寻根

第八章 -快即是美

第九章 -太空与科学

第十章 -工程师之梦

第十一章 -权力的平衡

第十二章 -星球大战计划

第十三章 -“理想国”奥地利

第十四章 -骆驼与剑

第十五章 -核冬天

第十六章 -2世纪新科技

第十七章 -又见蝴蝶

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弗里曼戴森（FreemanJ.Dyson）924年出生于英国，947年至美国康奈尔大学作研究，95年正式居留美国，953年成为普林斯顿高等研究院物理学教授至今。戴森教授不仅是位的理论物理学者，更是一位关心人类命运、向往无限宇宙的睿智哲人。一生优游数学、粒子物理、固态物理、核子工程、生命科学、天文学等领域，志在探索未知的世界。戴森教授早年为量子电力学的巨擘，与诺贝尔物理学奖擦肩而过。956年发表的《自旋波》论文，迄今被引用至少675次，堪称物理学史上的重量级论文之一。戴森教授于普林斯顿高等研究院服务40年。993年8月号《科学美国人》的一篇专访，称他为“与主流成90°角前进的人”。即便如此，戴森仍获得许多殊荣 伦敦皇家学会休斯奖、德国物理学会普朗克奖、奥本海默纪念奖、海法理工学院的哈维奖等。戴森教授尚著有《宇宙波澜》、《与希望》等书，在科学界与一般读者中都激起极大的回响。

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