Physics: Concepts and Connections

by Art Hobson

In this briefer, streamlined revision, Art Hobson once again makes physics relevant and interesting for the casual reader. He introduces modern physics early on, maintaining the book’s focus on the cultural and social context of physics. Updates and extensively revises chapters on relativity. Provides a more modern, straightforward treatment of quantum physics. Includes new and updated societal topics, such as nuclear terrorism. Adds new and revised “How Do We Know” subsections that emphasize the process of science. A reader-friendly reference for anyone interested in learning more about physics and how it affects our lives.

Genres: Science, Physics, Nonfiction, Textbooks

528 pages, Paperback

First published September 28, 1994

Reviews

[Luther Wilson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Go Art go! Very fun and stimulating. I'm taking it slow, to try to actually absorb the concepts. Makes me want to improve my math...not sure that I have time now though...moving back to "To Read"...