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本书是按照《理工科类大学物理课程教学基本要求（2010年版）》修订的，涵盖了所有A类的内容，选择了部分B类的内容。如非惯性系、质心、气体的范德瓦尔斯方程、玻尔兹曼分布、几何光学、固体能带论和激光简介等。为方便上、下两学期的教学安排，本次改版将原三册改编为上、下两册，全书共19章：上册为力学和电磁学；下册为热学、振动与波动、光学和近代物理。本书配有双语课件光盘。

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• Contents
  PartOne Mechanics
  Chapter1 Kinematics 2
  1.1 Frame of Referenceand Particle 2
  1.2 Displacement,Velocity,and Acceleration 4
  1.3 Two Types of Problems in Kinematics and Sample Problems 10
  1.4 Circular Motion 13
  1.5 Relative Motion 17
  Questions 19
  Problems 20
  Chapter2 Dynamics—Newton's Laws of Motion 23
  2.1 Newton's Laws,Force,and Inertial Reference Frame 23
  2.2 The Forces in Mechanics and the Fundamental Forces in Nature 27
  2.3 Fundamental Quantities,Units,and Dimensions 33
  2.4 Applying Newton's Laws of Motion 34
  2.5 Galilean Transformations 39
  2.6 Non-inertial Frame and Inertial Force 40
  Questions 44
  Problems 45
  Chapter3 Work and Energy 49
  3.1 Work 49
  3.2 Kinetic Energy and the Law of Kinetic Energy 54
  3.3 Conservative Force and Potential Energy of Weight 55
  3.4 Elastic Potential Energy and Universal Gravitational Potential Energy 58
  3.5 Conservation of Mechanical Energy 59
  3.6 The Conservation of Energy 64
  Questions 65
  Problems 66
  Chapter4 Momentum 70
  4.1 Linear Momentum,Linear Impulse,and Momentum Theorem 70
  4.2 Conservation of Momentum 73
  4.3 Collision 76
  4.4 Conservation of Angular Momentum of a Particle 80
  4.5 The Center of Mass 83
  Questions 86
  Problems 87
  Chapter5 Rotation of a Rigid Body 92
  5.1 Motion of a Rigid Body 92
  5.2 Torque,the Law of Rotation,and Rotational Inertia 94
  5.3 Applying the Law of Rotation 99
  5.4 Kinetic Energy and Work in Rotational Motion 101
  5.5 Angular Momentum of a Rigid Body and Conservation of Angular Momentum 104
  Questions 109
  Problems 110
  PartTwo Electromagnetism
  Chapter6 Static Electric Field in a Vacuum 116
  6.1 Electric Charge and Coulomb's Law 116
  6.2 The Electric Field 118
  6.3 Electric Field Lines,Electric Flux,and Gauss'Law 123
  6.4 Electric Potential 130
  6.5 Equipotential Surface and Potential Gradient 135
  6.6 The Electric Force Exerted on a Moving Charged Particle 136
  Questions 138
  Problems 139
  Chapter7 Conductors and Dielectrics in Electrostatic Field 143
  7.1 Conductors and Electrostatic Induction 143
  7.2 Capacitors and Capacitance 147
  7.3 Dielectrics 152
  7.4 Gauss'Law in Dielectric 155
  7.5 Energy Stored in anElectric Field 159
  Questions 161
  Problems 162
  Chapter8 Magnetic Field of a Steady Current 165
  8.1 The Magnetic Phenomena and Ampere's Hypothesis 165
  8.2 The Magnetic Field,Magnetic Field Lines,and Magnetic Flux 167
  8.3 Magnetic Fields Set Up by a Current and a Moving Charge 169
  8.4 Ampere's Law 173
  8.5 Motion of a Charged Particle in a Magnetic Field 176
  8.6 Magnetic Force on Current-carrying Conductors 178
  8.7 Magnetic Torque on a Current-carrying Loop 179
  *8.8 The Hall Effect 180
  8.9 Magnetic Material 181
  8.10 Ampere's Law and Gauss'Law for Magnetism 185
  *8.11 Ferromagnetism 188
  Questions 193
  Problems 194
  Chapter9 Electromagnetic Induction 199
  9.1 Nonelectrostatic Force,Source and Electromotive Force 199
  9.2 Faraday's Law of Induction 202
  9.3 Motional Electromotive Force 206
  9.4 Induced Electric Fields 209
  9.5 Self-induction and Mutual-induction Phenomena 212
  9.6 Energy of the Magnetic Field 216
  9.7 Displacement Current and Complete Current Law 218
  9.8 Maxwell's Equations 223
  Questions 226
  Problems 228
  Appendix1 The International System of Units 234
  Appendix2 Some Fundamental Constants of Physics 236
  Words 237
  Answers to Problems 244