Electronic Circuit Basics

Author: Liu Baoling, Editor-in-Chief, Circuit and System Center, School of Telecommunication Engineering, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is a widely used classic in U.S. universities, teaching how to use computers for physics digital simulation. It is the third edition, newly published. The book is not just an introduction to mathematical methods in physics research, but focuses on helping students gain a deeper understanding of physics through computer simulations. It assists students in learning and mastering basic methods of using computers for physics research, and teaches them how to select appropriate research methods based on specific physical problems. Additionally, through detailed examples, it introduces students to the broad applications of physics. Compared to the previous two editions, the third edition features programs written entirely in Java, offering excellent platform compatibility and strong practicality. Since the book explains physics through computer simulations, it does not require a high level of computer programming knowledge. Readers can learn and master programming tools and methods during the course. In addition to covering fundamental physics content such as optics, electrodynamics, relativity, rigid body motion, and quantum mechanics, this textbook also explores some cutting-edge fields in physics, such as random walks, chaos, fractals, multi-particle systems, and complex theories, broadening readers' perspectives on applying the methods introduced in the book. This book can serve as a textbook or reference for physics majors or other STEM majors in higher education, as well as a useful reference for researchers in related disciplines.