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Our understanding of the physical world was revolutionized in the twentieth century — the era of “modern physics''. This oo!" aimed at the very est students" presents the foundations and frontiers of today's physics. #t focuses on the following topics$ %uantum mechanics& applications in atomic" nuclear" particle" and condensedmatter physics& special relativity& relativistic %uantum mechanics" including the
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general relativity. The aim is to cover these topics in sufficient depth such that things “ma!e sense'' to students and they can achieve an elementary wor!ing !nowledge of them. *any prolems are included" a great numer of which ta!e dedicated readers +ust as far as they want to go in modern physics. Although the oo! is designed so that one can" in principle" read and follow the te,t without doing any of the prolems" the reader is urged to attempt as many of them as possile. Several appendices help ring the reader up to speed on any additional re%uired mathematics. -ith very few e,ceptions" the reader should then find the te,t" together with the appendices and prolems" to e selfcontained. This oo! also maintains the rigours of physics at the highest levels in a style that ma!es it accessile to a wide range of students. #t is increasingly ac!nowledged that many of the prolems students e,perience with Aevel physics are associated with the mathematics involved. This oo! deals with the prolem headon with full support for mathematics in physics. *aths o,es have een created within the te,t to pull out the mathematics needed to grasp a particular concept. A complete appendi, at the end of the oo! has also een added to offer the e,tra mathematical support needed. The study of the laws that determine the structure of the universe with reference to the matter and energy of which it consists. The study was divided into separated fields& heat " the properties of matter" light" sound "wave" electricity" magnetism" mechanics" nuclear phys ph ysic ics s etc. et c. #n physics physics " there is the the need to ma!e ma!e careful careful oservation oservations" s" precise precise and accurate accurate measurements. /nderstanding natural phenomena and oserving everyday o+ects such as a tale" a mirror etc and discuss how they are related to physics concepts has always een a central aim of physics. The roots of all science are firmly ased in e,perimen e,per iment. t. Of course" cours e" mastering maste ring scientifi scien tific c s!ills s!ill s applying appl ying scie scient ntif ific ic !now !nowle ledg dge e must must e the important thing to learn physics.
0hysics is the most fundamental of the sciences. #ts goal is to learn how the /niverse wor!s at the most fundamental level—and to discover the asic laws y which it operates. Theoretical physics concentrates on developing the theory and mathematics of these laws" while applied physics focuses attention on the application of the principles of physics to practical prolems. 1,perimental physics lies at the intersection of physics and engineering& e,perimental physicists have the theoretical !nowledge of theoretical physicists" and they !now how to uild and wor! with scientific e%uipment. 0hysics is divided into a numer of sufields" and physicists are trained to have some e,pertise in all of them. This variety is what ma!es physics one of the most interesting of the sciences—and it ma!es people with physics training very versatile in their aility to do wor! in many different technical fields. The ma+or fields of physics are$ 2 3lassical mechanics is the study the motion of odies according to 4ewton5s laws of motion" and is the su+ect of this course. 2 1lectricity and magnetism are two closely related phenomena that are together considered a single field of physics. 2 6uantum mechanics descries the peculiar motion of very small odies 7atomic sizes and smaller8. 2 Optics is the study of light. 2 Acoustics is the study of sound. 2 Thermodynamics and statistical mechanics are closely related fields that study the nature of heat. 2 Solidstate physics is the study of solids—most often crystalline metals. 2 0lasma physics is the study of plasmas 7ionized gases8. 2 Atomic" nuclear" and particle physics study of the atom" the atomic nucleus" and the particles that ma!e up the atom. 2 9elativity includes Alert 1instein5s theories of special and general relativity. Special relativity descries the motion of odies moving at very high speeds 7near the speed of light8" while general relativity is 1instein5s theory of gravity. The fields of crossdisciplinary physics comine physics with other sciences. These include astrophysics 7physics of astronomy8" geophysics 7physics of geology8" iophysics 7physics of iology8" chemical physics 7physics of chemistry8" and mathematical physics 7mathematical theories related to physics8.:esides ac%uiring a !nowledge of physics for its own sa!e" the study of physics will give you a road technical ac!ground and set of prolemsolving s!ills that you can apply to wide variety of other fields. Some students of physics go on to study more advanced physics" while others find ways to apply their !nowledge of physics to such diverse su+ects as mathematics" engineering" iology" medicine" and finance.