In problem-solving, learn modern physics

Author: Wang Zhengxing (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is the sister volume to the author's Modern Physics, serving as a supplementary textbook. It provides detailed solutions to all the problems in Modern Physics. Most of these problems are not exercises designed to train students' problem-solving skills, but rather real issues extracted from physicists' research work. They often require calculating specific numerical values comparable to real-world difficulties, offering readers a sense and experience of conducting research. This book is not merely a collection of solutions; it also explains modern physics in the process of detailed problem-solving, incorporating insightful analyses and profound comments. These elements reflect the humanistic side of the development of modern physics. The book is not entirely dependent on the original Modern Physics but stands as a self-contained system. At the beginning of each chapter or during relevant problem-solving, it provides essential knowledge, concepts, theories, formulas, and discussions on related topics. The target audience for this book includes lower-division university students or readers interested in fundamental issues of modern physics, such as relativity and quantum mechanics. It can serve as a reference book for teaching modern physics, quantum physics, atomic physics, and other foundational courses in science and engineering universities and normal universities.