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Lädt ... The Feynman Lectures on Physics (3 Volume Set) (Set v) (1970. Auflage)von Richard Phillips Feynman
Werk-InformationenFeynman-Vorlesungen über Physik: Definitive Edition. 4 Bände von Richard P. Feynman
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Melde dich bei LibraryThing an um herauszufinden, ob du dieses Buch mögen würdest. Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch. In my own experience, these texts were never used in the classroom or problem-solving, but served as useful adjuncts for students who had the extra interest or time beyond passing exams. ( ) This review applies to all three volumes of the Feynman Lectures on Physics. According to the preface (original edition, 1964) these lectures were an experiment in physics teaching. Some think they were very successful, others think they tried to teach too much, too soon, since many of the freshman students were lost in the presentation of relativity and quantum mechanics. However the form in which the material was presented (Feynman's style of teaching) was an undeniable success. These seven aspects of the presentation seem to be the basis: (1) Feynman presents the intuitive thinking behind the discovery of each fundamental result so that the students can 'discover' it for themselves. (2) He distinguishes between what definitions, notations, etc. come from physical reality and which come from convenience or historical development. (3) He does not pretend that physics 'knows everything'. If the answers to some questions are not yet known, he admits that. (4) He thinks in advance of the misunderstandings the students may have and discusses them as he lectures. (5) He gives numerous examples of the calculations or operations behind each basic step in applying the result. (6) He explains in detail the relation of the subject under discussion to other fields of physics. (7) He gives applications of the results to problems of current interest in sufficient detail so the student can fully understand the connection of ideas to fields in which physics is applied. The description of the conservation of energy in terms of the story of the 28 blocks is a pedagogical masterpiece and the explanation of entropy in terms of the ratchet and pawl is another. Progressing from two state systems to crystal lattices to continious functions is a very effective method of introducing Schroedinger's equation. I am generally familiar with the material in these three volumes by means of courses taken 5 or 6 decades ago, plus subsequent reading of scientific literature and some more recent texts. Nevertheless I found the interpretation and description of the relations of the various fields of theoretical and applied physics to be very informative. For example, tha analogy of vortex lines in hydrodynamics to the magnetic field lines in electrodynamics would have been very useful in studying magneto hydrodynamics and this analogy may be useful in the future study of electrodynamic vortices. The explanation of refraction follows a line which could be regarded as a special case of the Ewald-Oseen extinction theorem, usually taught only in advanced optics courses. Under the heading of the disintegration of positronium, Feynman gives a lucid explanation of what is now called quantum entanglement. In a discussion of the vector potential, he gives a clear explanation of the Aharonov-Bohm effect and its significance for quantum theories. This effect also appears in a discussion of the double Josephson junction. In the epilogue, which is addressed to the students, he says "I wanted to give you some appreciation of the wonderful world and the physicists's way of looking at it, which, I believe, is a major part of the true culture of modern times. ... it is even possible that you may want to join in the greatest adventure that the human mind has ever begun." The search for reality is indeed the greatest adventure. Anyone involved in teaching physics should be familiar with these lectures. keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
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Literaturhinweise zu diesem Werk aus externen Quellen. Wikipedia auf Englisch (20)Gut 40 Jahre sind vergangen, seit Richard P. Feynman die einführenden Physik-Vorlesungen hielt, aus denen die drei Bände der »Feynman-Vorlesungen über Physik« entstanden sind. In diesen 40 Jahren hat sich unser Verständnis von der Physik grundlegend gewandelt, aber die »Feynman Lectures« sind geblieben und haben seither nichts an Bedeutung eingebüßt. Denn die Art und Weise, mit der Feynman physikalische Sachverhalte angeht und komplexe Probleme überraschend klar und einfach löst, ist unnachahmlich; wie keinem anderen ist es dem begnadeten Pädagogen Feynman gelungen, Generationen von Studenten mit den Grundlagen der Physik vertraut zu machen und sie dazu zu bringen, »sich dem größten Abenteuer, auf das sich der menschliche Geist je eingelassen hat, anschließen zu wollen.« Nun liegen die legendären Vorlesungen auch auf Deutsch in der umfassend redigierten und um einen vierten Band erweiterten »Definitive Edition« vor. Der zusätzliche Band enthält vier lange als verschollen gegoltene Vorlesungen, mit denen Feynman seine Studenten auf die Prüfung vorbereitete, sowie Übungen, die in den 1960ern speziell entwickelt wurden, die Feynman-Vorlesungen zu ergänzen. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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