Petr Beckmann
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Petr Beckmann (Nov. 13, 1924 - Aug. 3, 1993) was a prolific author of 12 books and a professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Colorado, outspoken anti-communist who defected from Czechoslovakia, and a proponent of full access to energy. He was a prolific author of roughly a dozen books, including his highly acclaimed A History of Ï:
- A History of Ï
- The Health Hazards Of NOT Going Nuclear
- Einstein Plus Two
- Hammer and Tickle: Clandestine Laughter in the Soviet Empire
- Access To Energy: A Selection Of Brief Essays
- Eco-hysterics and the technophobes
- The structure of language,: A new approach
- Musical Musings
- Whispered Anecdotes: Humor from Behind the Iron Curtain
- The Depolarization of Electromagnetic Waves