For those of you who use computers to test physics, you have to take a very good physics class, otherwise it will be very difficult.
In addition, the postgraduate entrance examination is still relatively difficult and requires a lot of preparation and efforts. I switched from computer to theoretical physics, and that kind of taste can only be realized by personal experience.
I have always wanted to write down my personal experience, which is a confession of my past life. It's a pity that every time such an impulse doesn't last long. I just saw the post "I want to take a physics test". First of all, I will list some books about studying physics and add comments.
(1) general physics:
1. new concept of physical mechanics, Luo, Higher Education Press.
2. New concept of physical heat, Luo, Higher Education Press.
3. Optics, Zhao Kaihua, Zhong Xihua, Peking University Publishing House
4. Electromagnetism, Zhao Kaihua, Zhong Xihua, Peking University Publishing House.
In fact, the textbook of general physics is almost far from the exam, and the new content will not be tested. If you are specialized in learning, the above books should be said to be the "best" textbooks in China (personally) and worth learning. I remember listening to the speeches of two authors before, and I think Ms. Luo's Cantonese and Mandarin are very good. I fell asleep after listening to it, and I miss teacher Zhao's teaching very much. It took me two hours to wake up from my dream:-)
5. The first or second volume of Feynman's lectures on physics
Classic! You'll know after reading it. Just for the postgraduate entrance examination, don't watch it, so as not to spoil it.
6. Excellent answers to general physics test questions for postgraduate entrance examination, Lu Xianhe, etc. , Tsinghua University Publishing House.
The book is written by Peking University, which is a must for postgraduate study! If you don't have interdisciplinary time, you'd better take a quick look at the textbooks and practice the books crazily.
The content of general physics is more and more complicated, and the foundation of high school is good. People who have participated in the Olympic Games should be very relaxed. This course is easy to learn across majors, but I didn't know it when I took the exam. You'd better not take this test. The review outline before Peking University said that geometric optics would not be tested. As a result, when there was a big question of 22 points on the paper, I froze.
(2) Mathematical and physical equations
1. Mathematical and physical methods, beam,.
This need not be introduced. If it is interdisciplinary or time-tight, read the part of complex variable function quickly and choose a few questions to do. Just look at the mathematical and physical equations in the previous chapters, focusing on Legendre function, quantum mechanics and electrodynamics. In short, you need to learn it easily and make it up later.
2. Mathematical and physical equations
People who study physics should lay a good foundation while they are young.
3. Introduction to Special Functions, Wang Zhuxi
In the book written by China people, Mr. Wang Lao is Yang Zhenning's teacher. The postgraduate entrance examination has been saved.
(3) Quantum mechanics
1. Fundamentals of Quantum Mechanics, Guan Hong, Higher Education Press.
Interdisciplinary people still start with this book.
2. The basic concept of quantum mechanics, Guan Hong.
Learning Mr. Zeng's Introduction to Quantum Mechanics well is helpful for understanding quantum mechanics.
3. Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, Zeng Jingyan, Peking University Publishing House.
Needless to say, this.
4. Chinese University of Science and Technology, Volume VI, answers to physics questions of American graduate students.
Postgraduate entrance examination starts from here, with strong physical flavor and mathematical foundation. It is highly recommended that Peking University has many examination questions adapted from it.
5. Selected solutions of quantum mechanics test questions, Zeng Jingyan, Qian Bochu, Science Press.
Needless to say, it is useless to think about what you can't do in it. You must master what you can do.
I won't talk about other famous books and problem sets. Zeng's book has a bibliography. At least you should have heard of Dirac and Feynman. I haven't finished reading Landau's book, and the electronic text just looks slow.
It seems that Peking University has stopped taking scattering tests since the 1990s, and several normal universities have stopped taking them. Other schools. I don't know.
After reading Zeng's introduction, it is better to look at Zeng's quantum mechanics volume, in which the periodic potential and Feynman-Herman theorem should be mastered.
(4) electrodynamics
1. Electrodynamics, Guo, Higher Education Press.
Foundation.
2. A Concise Course of Electrodynamics, Yu, Peking University Publishing House.
Foundation.
Comparatively speaking, Yu's formula theorem is easy to remember and use, and the organization is clear. Lao Guo's book has clear reasoning. I think the chapter about electromagnetic waves is well written by Lao Guo, and the deduction of reflection and refraction is very clear. When I can't remember the formula, I can also deduce it according to his method. The chapter of electromagnetic field and relativity has its own advantages. The chapter of classical radiation theory seems to have failed.
These two books are best read together.
3. electrodynamics solution, Lin, Science Press
I can only say that vomiting blood is recommended. Then you can say that you can do electrodynamics, except in front of those who have done Jackson. Usually study and postgraduate entrance examination are necessary! ! !
4. Classical electrodynamics, Jackson
The only way to a master, a book that tortures gifted children. I regret not having learned mathematical and physical equations when I watch it. Cross-major or take the exam and then take it.
(5) Statistical mechanics
1. Statistical Physics of Thermodynamics, Wang Zhicheng, Higher Education Press.
Suitable for amateurs to teach physics. It's best to memorize every chapter except the imbalance and the last chapter.
2. The answers to physics questions of American graduate students, Volume V, China University of Science and Technology.
Excellent problem set, many problems of Peking University are adapted from this.
3. Liu Chuan's Lectures on Thermodynamics.
I don't know if Mr. Liu is going to publish a book now, so I am very concerned about copyright issues, so I stopped downloading handouts and can only search on PtoP. Mine is on the public computer in the school laboratory, and it is sealed, so I can't remove the hard disk and copy it home. Now I can only pray that I haven't been killed by someone at school.
4. Landau Statistical Physics.
Let's have a look together sometime.
The courses of thermodynamics and statistical physics mainly focus on statistical physics.
(6) Classical mechanics
1. Classical mechanics, GoldSi Tong.
Classic, I'm still reading it. It seems that no school has taken this course in science postgraduate entrance examination, and I don't care about engineering. Someone else has an ordinary science textbook, the name of which I forget. It belongs to an academician of China Academy of Sciences. Revise it next time you think about it.
Other courses close to the postgraduate courses will not be introduced for the time being.
Those who are interested in the frontier can look at Li Miao's popular romance String Theory.
Recommend another autobiography of Feynman, Scientist, you are really joking.
The above books are relatively new and can be mailed to the publishing house. If you can't buy it, please go to Superstar to download it if you are willing to spend money. If you don't want to pay, hey hey, there is a way, think for yourself!
Here are several ftp, single-threaded files that can download physics books.
University of Science and Technology of China Ground Aviation College ftp://202.38.92.223/
FTP://202. 199.248. 12
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