book:chap1:1.5_further_reading
- 1.5 Further reading
1.5 Further reading
The first chapter of Grossmann (2012)1) provides a clear and concise introduction to basic calculus with an emphasis on applications to physics problems.
The introductory chapters of Morin (2014)2) Morin (2007)3) provide an excellent introductions to problem solving strategies in physics and dimensional analysis.
Mahajan (2010)4) and Zee (2020)5) provided full-grown text books addressing the art of narrowing down solutions of a broad range of physics and mathematics problems.
Harte (1988)6) is a classic text that introduces and illustrates modeling strategies.
1)
Siegfried Großmann, 2012, Mathematischer Einführungskurs für die Physik (Springer).
2)
David Morin, 2014, Problems and Solutions in Introductory Mechanics (CreateSpace).
3)
David Morin, 2007, Introduction to Classical Mechanics (Cambridge UP).
4)
Sanjoy Mahajan, 2010, Street-fighting Mathematics. The Art of Educated Guessing and Opportunistic Problem Solving (MIT Press).
5)
Anthony Zee, 2020, Fly by Night Physics: How Physicists Use the Backs of Envelopes (Princeton UP).
6)
John Harte, 1988, Consider a spherical cow. A course in environmental problem solving (University Science Books).
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