Fundamentals of Physics (Volume 1)

Author: Li Chengzu
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book can be used as a basic physics textbook for undergraduate students in engineering, military technical disciplines, and non-physics science disciplines in higher education institutions. Remove the section on "Physics Basis of High-Tech" and other content printed in small print, and it can also be selected for students in military command disciplines and other disciplines with fewer credits. This book is based on the lecture notes of the "College Physics" course taught by the author at the National University of Defense Technology. The entire book reflects the requirements of modernizing basic physics teaching content. It not only systematically introduces the fundamental principles of relativity, quantum physics, solid physics and materials, quantum transitions and laser technology, nuclear physics and nuclear technology, quantum entanglement and quantum information science, but also includes content on physics and symmetry, nonlinear vibrations and chaos. The book is concise in content, simple in language, and arranged from simple to complex, step by step, respecting the laws of cognition and teaching. It highlights the teaching of basic physics ideas and physics methods. The main textbook is divided into three volumes: upper, middle, and lower. This book is the upper volume, including three parts: mechanics, vibrations and waves, and thermodynamics.