Classical Physics: Concepts, Applications, and Interpretations

Classical Physics: Concepts, Applications, and Interpretations makes classical physics and its applications accessible and engaging, fostering a deeper understanding of fundamental physics concepts. Accessibly written, this book helps students understand and put core classical physics principles into practice, from classical mechanics to astrophysics to the basics of atomic, molecular, and chemical physics. Additionally, the book provides easy-to-understand methods for explaining orbital motion using the concept of jerk, and similarly explores negative pressure and its applications in various fields, tying in new interpretations of negative pressure as a fifth force in the universe. The book bridges the gap between classical physics and its applications in different disciplines, providing students and researchers with a more intuitive and accurate understanding of fundamental concepts. It includes structured content and corresponding applications and figures, complemented by simple experiments to bolster students’ understanding. From an explanation of orbital motion to navigating the thermodynamics of negative pressure to diving into artificial lunar motion, the book provides novel insights into these phenomena. Ideal for courses in physics, mathematics, and related subjects, this helpful first edition delivers engaging explanations and additions to the role and importance of classical physics in our modern understanding of the field.

Table of Contents:
About the author 1. Opening Remarks and Guidance for the Readers, Instructor and Faculties 2. Units in Physics 3. Recapitulation of Coordinate Systems 4. Know Vectors Know Physics 5. Newton’s Laws of Motion: Linear and Angular 6. Planetary Motion and Newton’s Laws of Gravitation 7. Heat, Thermodynamics and Thermal Radiation 8. Work, Energy and Exergy 9. Elasticity and Material Strength 10. Surface Tension and Fluid Mechanics 11. Electricity and Magnetism 12. Classical Magneto-Electrodynamics 13. Classical Optics 14. Basics Atomic, Molecular and Chemical Physics 15. Basics of Nuclear Physics 16. Basic Health and Medical Physics 17. Special Relativity and High-Energy Physics 18. Basic Statistical Physics

About the Author :
Harun Akon is a Physics professor at the University of Chittagong in Bangladesh since 1993. While on leave, he also taught in various schools, colleges, and universities in Canada. He spent the last 20 years studying classical physics in depth and identified inconsistencies and numerous anomalies across textbooks from various courses. This inspired him to write this book, aiming to bring coherence and symmetry to different aspects of classical physics education. Dr. Akon is a former fellow of the South Korean Science and Technology Foundation. He has authored numerous articles in the field of applied nuclear physics, using the name A.K.M. Harun-ar-Rashid. His multichannel authentication model is widely recognized and used for information access. Currently, Dr. Akon resides in Surrey, British Columbia.