Physics for Engineers and Scientists
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Physics for Engineers and Scientists

by Hans C. Ohanian, John T. Markert, John T Markert Ph D

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Physics for Engineers and Scientists, Volume 2, encompasses chapters 22-36, detailing electricity and magnetism, waves and optics, and the theory of special relativity. Authored by Hans C. Ohanian and John T. Markert, it equips students with core knowledge for engineering and scientific applications in these pivotal physics domains.

About This Book

This book presents chapters 22 through 36 from Physics for Engineers and Scientists, focusing on key areas of modern physics.

It delves into electricity and magnetism, explaining fundamental principles and their applications in engineering contexts.

The text also addresses waves and optics, offering insights into wave phenomena and optical systems relevant to scientific study.

Additionally, it introduces the theory of special relativity, providing a foundational understanding of relativistic concepts for advanced learners.

Designed for engineers and scientists, the content supports rigorous academic and practical exploration of these subjects.

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