Physics

Author: Li Nai-bo
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Publish Date: 1993-05-01
Features: This book is written according to the "Basic Requirements for Physics Teaching in Higher Vocational Colleges" formulated by the Ministry of Education. It has been approved by the Curriculum Textbook Review Group of Physics for Higher Vocational Colleges under the Ministry of Education as a national unified textbook for "Physics" in higher vocational colleges. The content of the book is carefully selected and organized in strict accordance with the "Basic Requirements," guided by the principle of "focusing on application, ensuring necessity and sufficiency." It emphasizes the fundamental laws of physics while also covering a certain scope of knowledge. The book avoids rigorous derivations and proofs, instead focusing on clarifying physical concepts. The explanations of key and challenging content in the "Basic Requirements" are made clear and thorough, striving to strengthen the connection between theory and practice, enhance practical application, and highlight the introduction of knowledge about the application of physical theory in production and technology. Additionally, modern physics conclusions, dialectical materialism perspectives, and the methodology of physics are appropriately integrated into the book. The book is written according to the recommended teaching hours specified in the "Basic Requirements." It consists of 18 chapters. The first four chapters cover mechanics, chapters 5–7 cover thermodynamics, chapters 8–10 cover electromagnetism, chapters 11–14 cover wave physics, and chapters 15–18 cover physics and new technologies. This book can serve as the physics textbook for various disciplines in higher vocational colleges, can be used in higher vocational and technical colleges, and is also suitable for undergraduate engineering programs with fewer hours dedicated to physics.