Tools & Logic of Problem Solving in Physics - Zubov, Igor V.
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Who could benefit from using this book?This book covers a "second half" of Classical Physics topics typically learned in American high school (core and advanced courses) and General Physics courses in colleges (major and non-major) and can be used as supplementary material for learning and teaching. It can also be of interest to students in countries other than the US. Students can use this book as a reference and review resource while studying Physics and preparing for various exams and contests.Teachers can use this book as supplementary material in- and outside the classroom in conjunction…mehr

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Who could benefit from using this book?This book covers a "second half" of Classical Physics topics typically learned in American high school (core and advanced courses) and General Physics courses in colleges (major and non-major) and can be used as supplementary material for learning and teaching. It can also be of interest to students in countries other than the US. Students can use this book as a reference and review resource while studying Physics and preparing for various exams and contests.Teachers can use this book as supplementary material in- and outside the classroom in conjunction with virtually any textbook.What is special about this book?One of the distinctive features of this book is the elimination of the question "how to set up / start / approach the problem": there is a general way/algorithm to approach virtually any problem in Physics and - with countable specific adjustments for certain situations - successfully solve it. In other words, there is a way one canalways use, and the algorithm is very logical and not very difficult to grasp.
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The author graduated from, worked at, and holds a PhD in Physics and Mathematics from the Physics Faculty of Moscow State University. He taught these subjects at the university and high school levels for over 30 years. During the last 15+ years, he has been teaching Physics at Bergen County Academies, one of the leading high schools in the U.S.