University Physics. Middle Volume

Author: Tang Nan
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book is based on the author's many years of teaching university physics courses and was compiled according to the basic requirements for teaching undergraduate university physics for engineering majors issued by the Ministry of Education. The content is concise and the concepts are clear. It aims to deliver the fundamental content of university physics clearly and accurately within limited class time. The book integrates the cultivation of abilities with the imparting of knowledge. In terms of content selection, it covers the basic and most important knowledge points of university physics. While retaining the fundamental framework of classical physics, it strengthens and expands the basic physical principles of modern physics (relativity and quantum mechanics) and new technologies. Each chapter includes a summary of the content, as well as abundant examples and exercises, with answers to the exercises provided. The book is divided into three volumes: Volume 1 covers mechanics and thermodynamics, Volume 2 covers electromagnetism, and Volume 3 covers wave physics, relativity, and quantum physics. This book can be used as a textbook or reference for university physics courses for non-physics majors in science and engineering disciplines at universities and colleges, as well as for other professionals and general readers.