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物理中的理論概念-第2版 本書(shū)特色
朗格所著的《物理中的理論概念(第2版)》是一 部非常流行的物理學(xué)教程，向我們展示了如何通過(guò)一 系列的案例研究物理學(xué)，構(gòu)造一個(gè)完整的物理學(xué)框架 。重點(diǎn)是強(qiáng)調(diào)新增的有關(guān)牛頓定律的三章（一個(gè)有關(guān) 早起天文學(xué)，直至galileo，一個(gè)關(guān)于galileo，一個(gè) 有關(guān)牛頓。）；和一章關(guān)于維度分析、混沌和自組織 臨界性以及一章關(guān)于宇宙科技的。盡管所有的論點(diǎn)都 是以物理或者數(shù)學(xué)的術(shù)語(yǔ)在展示，但這本書(shū)的寫(xiě)作卻 不是完全依賴(lài)于科技行為，旨在傳達(dá)一種深層次的理 解和對(duì)理論學(xué)者在構(gòu)建現(xiàn)代物理結(jié)構(gòu)是取得的非凡成 就的欣賞。
物理中的理論概念-第2版 內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介
朗格所著的《物理中的理論概念(第2版)》是一 部非常流行的物理學(xué)教程，向我們展示了如何通過(guò)一 系列的案例研究物理學(xué)，構(gòu)造一個(gè)完整的物理學(xué)框架 。重點(diǎn)是強(qiáng)調(diào)新增的有關(guān)牛頓定律的三章（一個(gè)有關(guān) 早起天文學(xué)，直至Galileo，一個(gè)關(guān)于Galileo，一個(gè) 有關(guān)牛頓。）；和一章關(guān)于維度分析、混沌和自組織 臨界性以及一章關(guān)于宇宙科技的。盡管所有的論點(diǎn)都 是以物理或者數(shù)學(xué)的術(shù)語(yǔ)在展示，但這本書(shū)的寫(xiě)作卻 不是完全依賴(lài)于科技行為，旨在傳達(dá)一種深層次的理 解和對(duì)理論學(xué)者在構(gòu)建現(xiàn)代物理結(jié)構(gòu)是取得的非凡成 就的欣賞。
物理中的理論概念-第2版 目錄
preface and acknowledgements
1 introduction
1.1 an explanation for the reader
1.2 how this book came about
1.3 a warning to the reader
1.4 the nature of physics and theoretical physics
1.5 the influence of our environment
1.6 the plan of the book
1.7 apologies and words of encouragement
1.8 references
case study ⅰ the origins of newton's laws of motion and of gravity
i.1 reference
2 from ptolemy to kepler-the copernican revolution
2.1 ancient history
2.2 the copernican revolution
2.3 tycho brahe - the lord of uraniborg
2.4 johannes kepler and heavenly harmonies
2.5 references
3 galileo and the nature of the physical sciences
3.1 introduction
3.2 galileo as an experimental physicist
3.3 galileo's telescopic discoveries
3.4 the trial of galileo - the heart of the matter
3.5 the trial of galileo
3.6 galilean relativity
3.7 reflections
3.8 references
4 newton and the law of gravity
4.1 introduction
4.2 lincolnshire 1642-61
4.3 cambridge1661-5
4.4 lincolnshire 1665-7
4.5 cambridge 1667-96
4.6 newton the alchemist
4.7 the interpretation of ancient texts and the scriptures
4.8 london1696-1727
4.9 references
appendix to chapter 4: notes on conic sections and central orbits
a4.1 equations for conic sections
a4.2 kepler's laws and planetary motion
a4.3 rutherford scattering
case study ⅱ maxwell's equations
5 the origin of maxwell's equations
5.1 how it allbegan
5.2 michael faraday - mathematics without mathematics
5.3 how maxwell derived the equations for the electromagnetic field
5.4 heinrich hertz and the discovery of electromagnetic waves
5.5 reflections
5.6 references
appendix to chapter 5: useful notes on vector fields
a5.1 the divergence theorem and stokes' theorem
a5.2 results related to the divergence theorem
a5.3 results related to stokes' theorem
a5.4 vector fields with special properties
a5.5 vector operators in various coordinate systems
a5.6 vector operators and dispersion relations
a5.7 how to relate the different expressions for the magnetic fields produced by currents
6 how to rewrite the history of electromagnetism
6.1 introduction
6.2 maxwell's equations as a set of vector equations
6.3 gauss's theorem in electromagnetism
6.4 time-independent fields as conservative fields of force
6.5 boundary conditions in electromagnetism
6.6 ampere's law
6.7 faraday's law
6.8 the story so far
……
case study ⅲ mechanics and dynamics - linear and non-linear
case study ⅳ thermodynamics and statistical physics
case study ⅴ the origins of the concept of quanta
case study ⅵ special relativity
case study ⅶ general relativity and cosmology
index
1 introduction
1.1 an explanation for the reader
1.2 how this book came about
1.3 a warning to the reader
1.4 the nature of physics and theoretical physics
1.5 the influence of our environment
1.6 the plan of the book
1.7 apologies and words of encouragement
1.8 references
case study ⅰ the origins of newton's laws of motion and of gravity
i.1 reference
2 from ptolemy to kepler-the copernican revolution
2.1 ancient history
2.2 the copernican revolution
2.3 tycho brahe - the lord of uraniborg
2.4 johannes kepler and heavenly harmonies
2.5 references
3 galileo and the nature of the physical sciences
3.1 introduction
3.2 galileo as an experimental physicist
3.3 galileo's telescopic discoveries
3.4 the trial of galileo - the heart of the matter
3.5 the trial of galileo
3.6 galilean relativity
3.7 reflections
3.8 references
4 newton and the law of gravity
4.1 introduction
4.2 lincolnshire 1642-61
4.3 cambridge1661-5
4.4 lincolnshire 1665-7
4.5 cambridge 1667-96
4.6 newton the alchemist
4.7 the interpretation of ancient texts and the scriptures
4.8 london1696-1727
4.9 references
appendix to chapter 4: notes on conic sections and central orbits
a4.1 equations for conic sections
a4.2 kepler's laws and planetary motion
a4.3 rutherford scattering
case study ⅱ maxwell's equations
5 the origin of maxwell's equations
5.1 how it allbegan
5.2 michael faraday - mathematics without mathematics
5.3 how maxwell derived the equations for the electromagnetic field
5.4 heinrich hertz and the discovery of electromagnetic waves
5.5 reflections
5.6 references
appendix to chapter 5: useful notes on vector fields
a5.1 the divergence theorem and stokes' theorem
a5.2 results related to the divergence theorem
a5.3 results related to stokes' theorem
a5.4 vector fields with special properties
a5.5 vector operators in various coordinate systems
a5.6 vector operators and dispersion relations
a5.7 how to relate the different expressions for the magnetic fields produced by currents
6 how to rewrite the history of electromagnetism
6.1 introduction
6.2 maxwell's equations as a set of vector equations
6.3 gauss's theorem in electromagnetism
6.4 time-independent fields as conservative fields of force
6.5 boundary conditions in electromagnetism
6.6 ampere's law
6.7 faraday's law
6.8 the story so far
……
case study ⅲ mechanics and dynamics - linear and non-linear
case study ⅳ thermodynamics and statistical physics
case study ⅴ the origins of the concept of quanta
case study ⅵ special relativity
case study ⅶ general relativity and cosmology
index
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物理中的理論概念-第2版 作者簡(jiǎn)介
Malcolm S. Longair(M.S.朗格, 英國(guó)) 是國(guó)際知名學(xué)者，在數(shù)學(xué)和物理學(xué)界享有盛譽(yù)。本書(shū)凝聚了作者多年科研和教學(xué)成果，適用于科研工作者、高校教師和研究生。
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