Author or Editor: Franklin Potter and Christopher Jargodzki
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Published: 2005
Pages: 296
Mad about Modern Physics can be read with profit by anyone who has had some exposure to a year of introductory physics and is eager to learn more about its applications and its more recent discoveries. Most puzzles are nonmathematical in character and require only a qualitative application of fundamental physics principles. Many physics concepts are defined directly or indirectly in the questions or in the answers, so they can be found with the aid of the index. However, even someone who knows the subject will quickly realize that the application of physics to the real world can be quite challenging, and in this sense this is not an elementary book.
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