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Newtonian Mechanics For Undergraduates 1st Edition Vijay Tymms

Name: Newtonian Mechanics For Undergraduates 1st Edition Vijay Tymms
SKU: BELL-46553110
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Publisher: Wspc (Europe)

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.49 MB

Pages: 254

Author: Vijay Tymms

ISBN: 9781786340085, 1786340089

Language: English

Year: 2015

Edition: 1

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Newtonian Mechanics For Undergraduates 1st Edition Vijay Tymms by Vijay Tymms 9781786340085, 1786340089 instant download after payment.

Newtonian mechanics is a cornerstone topic in physics. Regardless of the path an aspiring physicist takes, an intimate and intuitive understanding of how objects behave within Newton's law of motion is essential. Yet the transition from high school physics to university level physics can be - and should be - difficult. The aim of this book is to teach Newtonian mechanics suitable for the first two years of university study. Using carefully chosen and detailed examples to expose areas of frequent misunderstanding, the first two thirds of the book introduces material familiar to high school students from the ground up, with a more mature point of view. The final third of the book contains new material, introducing detailed sections on the rotation of rigid objects and providing an insight into subtleties that can be troubling to the first-time learner. Tabletop physics demonstrations are suggested to assist in understanding the worked examples. As a teacher and lecturer of physics with experience at both high school and university level, Professor Vijay Tymms offers a lucid and sensitive presentation of Newtonian mechanics to help make the step from high school to university as smooth as possible.