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khari
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Has anyone ever used Modern Physics by Serway? Is it any good?
dextercioby said:Use either Halliday+Resnick or Feynman.U can can hardly find anything better...
Daniel.
Integral said:I was given a signed copy of the 1st edition.. somewhere in my moves it escaped. Of all my books how did that one stray? I don't know what happened to it.
The level of difficulty of "Modern Physics" by Serway is considered to be intermediate. It assumes a basic understanding of fundamental physics concepts and mathematics, but does not require advanced knowledge or skills.
Yes, "Modern Physics" by Serway is a great textbook for self-study. It is well-organized and presents the material in a clear and concise manner, making it easy to follow and understand on your own.
Yes, "Modern Physics" by Serway covers all the major topics in modern physics, including relativity, quantum mechanics, and atomic and nuclear physics. It also includes discussions on recent advances in the field.
Yes, there are many helpful resources available to supplement "Modern Physics" by Serway. These include online study guides, practice problems and solutions, and interactive simulations and animations.
Yes, "Modern Physics" by Serway is designed for undergraduate students studying physics or related fields. It provides a comprehensive introduction to modern physics concepts and theories at the undergraduate level.