时代教育·国外高校优秀教材精选：西尔斯当代大学物理（上册）（英文改编版）（原书第11版）

图书标准信息

• 作者 [美]扬、[美]弗里德曼 著
• 出版社 机械工业出版社
• 出版时间 2009-09
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787111275336
• 定价 47.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 16开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 434页
• 字数 688千字
• 正文语种 英语
• 丛书 21世纪普通高等教育基础课规划教材

【内容简介】

本英文改编教材的原书——《西尔斯物理学》是几代编著者长达半个多世纪物理教育探索与创新的产物，其许多可圈可点的特色在美国乃至世界其他国家，影响了一代又一代的大学师生，是当今世界发行量最大的主流教材之一。
本教材分上下两册。《西尔斯当代大学物理（上册·英文改编版）（原书第11版）》是下册，主要内容有电磁学、波动光学、近代物理学等。
《西尔斯当代大学物理（上册·英文改编版）（原书第11版）》既充分体现了原书的特色，又在适合我国国情方面有了新的特点，主要表现在：对原书取舍得当，篇幅适当，教材内容覆盖了教育部最新教学基本要求建议的75个A类知识点和部分B类知识点；教材95％以上是原书的文字，体现了原书教学理念的精华，整个教材体系具有更好的系统性和完整性；内容生动、丰富，图文并茂，举例鲜活，趣味性强，联系实际密切，强调概念理解，注重能力培养；每章的问题引入法、正文探索式的叙述法以及每节的思考题检测法等多种教学方法并用，将有效调动学生学习的积极性，提高学生学习的效能；所有例题都采用四步解题法：审题（Identify）、破题（Setup）、求解（Excute）和讨论（EvaIuate），这种规范、科学的解题方式十分有利于学生形成思维清晰、表述准确、方法明确的解题习惯，并能逐步获得较强的解决实际问题的能力；英语行文规范、流畅，原汁原味，代表了当前科技英语文献的风格，是我国学生学习英文科技写作的极好范本。
本教材为高等学校理工科各专业学生的大学物理双语教学专用教材。由于与国内教材有很强的相关对应性，故对于希望了解物理知识英文表述的非双语教学的师生及其他科技工作者，《西尔斯当代大学物理（上册·英文改编版）（原书第11版）》也是一本十分有益的参考书。

【作者简介】

【目录】

Preface
1PHYSICALQUANTITIESANDVECTORS
1.1TheNatureofPhysics
1.2IdealizedModels
1.3StandardsandUnits
1.4UncertaintyandSignificantFigures
1.5VectorsandScalars
1.6VectorAlgebra
1.7UnitVectorsandComponent
Expression
AnswertoChapterOpeningQuestion
Exercises

2KINEMATICS
2.1ParticleKinematics
2.2PositionVectorandDisplacement
2.3VelocityandAcceleration
2.4RectilinearMotion
2.5TwoFundamentalProblemsinKinematics
2.6RelativeMotion
AnswertoChapterOpeningQuestion
Exercises

3DYNAMICS
3.1ParticleDynamics
3.2NewtonsLaws
3.3UnderstandingForces
3.4DynamicsofCircularMotion
3.5Non-inertialFrameandInertialForces
AnswertoChapterOpeningQuestion
Exercises

4WORKANDENERGY
4.1KineticEnergyandWork
4.2CalculatingtheWork
4.3PathIndependenceofConservativeForces
4.4PotentialEnergy
4.5ConservationofMechanicalEnergy
4.6FindtheConservativeForcefromPotentialEnergy
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Exercises

5MOMENTUMANDIMPULSE
5.1DefinitionofMomentum
5.2ConservationofMomentum
5.3Impulse
5.4Collisions
5.5CenterofMass
5.6RocketPropulsion
5.7Problem-SolvingStrategyISEE
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Exercises

6ROTATIONOFRIGIDBODIES
6.1AngularVelocityandAcceleration
6.2RotationwithConstantAngularAcceleration
6.3RelatingLinearandAngularKinematics
6.4EnergyinRotationalMotion
6.5Parallel-AxisTheorem
6.6MomentofInertiaCalculations
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Exercises

7DYNAMICSOFROTATIONALMOTION
7.1Torque
7.2TorqueandAngularAccelerationforaRigidBody
7.3Rigid-BodyRotationAboutaMovingAxis
7.4WorkandPowerinRotationalMotion
7.5AngularMomentum
7.6ConservationofAngularMomentum
7.7GyroscopesandPrecession
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8PERIODICMOTION
8.1DescribingOscillation
8.2SimpleHarmonicMotion
8.3EnergyinSimpleHarmonicMotion
8.4ApplicationsofSimpleHarmonicMotion
8.5TheSimplePendulum
8.6ThePhysicalPendulum
8.7DampedOscillations
8.8ForcedOscillationsandResonance
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9MECHANICALWAVES
9.1TypesofMechanicalWaves
9.2PeriodicWaves
9.3MathematicalDescriptionofaWave
9.4EnergyinWaveMotion
9.5WaveInterference，BoundaryConditionsandSuperposition
9.6StandingWavesonaString
9.7NormalModesofaString
9.8Beats
9.9TheDopplerEffect
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10TEMPERATUREANDHEAT
10.1TemperatureandThermalEquilibrium
10.2ThermometersandTemperatureScales
10.3GasThermometersandtheKelvinScale
10.4QuantityofHeat
10.5CalorimetryandPhaseChanges
10.6MechanismsofHeatTransfer
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11THERMALPROPERTIESOFMATTER
11.1EquationsofState
11.2MolecularPropertiesofMatter
11.3Kinetic-MolecularModelofanIdealGas
11.4HeatCapacities
11.5MolecularSpeeds
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Oestions
Exercises

12THEFIRSTLAWOFTHERMODYNAMICS
12.1ThermodynamicSystems
12.2WorkDoneDuringVolumeChanges
12.3PathsBetweenThermodynamicStates
12.4InternalEnerzvandtheFirstLawofThermodynamics
12.5KindsofThermodynamicProcesses
12.6InternalEnergyofanIdealGas
12.7HeatCapacitiesofanIdealGas
12.8AdiabaticProcessesforanIdealGas
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13THESECONDLAWOFTHERMODYNAMICS
13.1DirectionsofThermodynamicProcesses
13.2HeatEngines
13.3Refrigerators
13.4TheSecondLawofThermodynamics
13.5TheCarnotCycle
13.6Entropy
13.7MicroscopicInterpretationofEntropy
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14ELECTRICCHARGEANDELECTRICFIELD
14.1ElectricCharge
14.2Conductors，InsulatorsandInducedCharges
14.3CoulombsLaw
14.4ElectricFieldandElectricForces
14.5ElectricFieldCalculations
14.6ElectricFieldLines
14.7ElectricDipoles
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15GAUSSSLAW
15.1ChargeandElectricFlux
15.2CalculatingElectricFlux
15.3GausssLaw
15.4ApplicationsofGausssLaw
15.5ChargesonConductors
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16ELECTRICPOTENTIAL
16.1ElectricPotentialEnergy
16.2ElectricPotential
16.3CalculatingElectricPotential
16.4EquipotentialSurfaces
16.5PotentialGradient
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17CAPACITANCEANDDIELECTRICS
17.1CapacitorsandCapacitance
17.2EnergyStorageinCapacitorsandElectric-FieldEnergy
17.3Dielectrics
17.4MolecularModelofInducedCharge
17.5GausssLawInDielectrics
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18CURRENT，RESISTANCEANDELECTROMOTIVEFORCE
18.1Current
18.2Resistivity
18.3Resistance
18.4ElectromotiveForceandInternalResistance
18.5TheoryofMetallicConduction
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APPENDICES
AppendixATheInternationalSystemofUnits
AppendixBUsefulMathematicalRelations
AppendixCTheGreekAlphabet
AppendixDPeriodicTableoftheElements
AppendixEUnitConversionFactors
AppendixFNumericalConstants
AppendixGAnswerstoExercises
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