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Abraham Pais' 'Subtle is the Lord...'--the award-winning biography of Albert Einstein--received high acclaim from The New York Times Book Review which hailed it as "a monument to sound scholarship and graceful style," and from The Christian Science Monitor which called it "an extraordinary biography of an extraordinary man."
In his groundbreaking new book, Pais chronicles the history of the physics of matter and physical forces since the discovery of x-rays. He relates not only
Abraham Pais is one of the finest physics historians you're likely to find. The experimental and theoretical events leading up to the scientific revolution of the twentieth century are meticulously described here. What is particularly appealing about this history is the presentation of the struggle, the dead-ends, and reluctances in accepting the conceptual paradigm shift necessary from the classical view of reality.

Pais also has written exceptional biographies of Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, and Paul Dirac.

"Subtle is the Lord - Life and Time of Albert Einstein"
"Niels Bohr's Times, in Physics, Philosophy, and Polity"
"Paul Dirac: The Man and his Work"

Name: The Truth
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: .0 out of 5 stars The two star is not to say Pais isn't brilliant with great command of the subject matter
Date: Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2017
Review: I am sure Pais is a genius, but reading this makes clear I am not. I believe only a Physics grad student would understand this book. Brian Cox says this book is superb. Cox can understand this stuff, but this is no book for anyone but a serious student of physics. The two star is not to say Pais isn't brilliant with great command of the subject matter, it is a reflection of how far over my head this book is. If you aren't a physics grad student, I doubt you will find this book an easy read. If you want Physics made fun read Neil de Grasse Tyson. If you are an advanced student in physics, I am sure this book is five star for excellence. Pais is a giant, he just isn't a giant at writing for a lay audience.

Name: B. Jacobsen
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: .0 out of 5 stars As much a journal as a book
Date: Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2011
Review: At points, this book tells a tale and is readable. At other times, it feels more like a diary, journal, or work in progress.

One topic I was interested in was the development of the weak force. The book mentions some conferences, equations, and says hundreds or thousands of papers were published. This was about 4 pages. I was hoping more for the story and highlights here. It is one of the four fundamental forces. It does have an interesting history from the study of radioactivity, its role in fusion, the discovery of Z particles, etc.

Then, neither as a plus or minus, simply a comment: The book can be highly technical. In general, I wouldn't describe it at all as a book for the general public.

For a more general survey and reader, you might look at Emilio Segre or Frank Close's books. Segre gives much of a human account, and Close's short book provides a good summary.