Im Chae-ho: Talking about the basics of physics

A professor of physics at the University of Western Europe, who wrote a physics course in 2015 that helped to provide an environment for us to develop new scientific traditions, training and creative ideas, has developed the basics of physics to help him understand the principles of physics and its basic mental and natural phenomena. If the physics lecture, which reads in the Gyo-sense, was based on thinking about concepts and introducing natural phenomena, it focused on developing the ability to understand and understand natural phenomena by specifically replacing them with numbers. According to the author, physics is the result of a logical and rational representation of natural phenomena. The key to establishing this physics is experimentation, which not only supports logical expression, but also serves to extend the limits of human imagination. So physics is filled with a list of natural phenomena that we stumbled upon in the experiment. In physics, you can use differential equations in a way that is precise enough to predict the future of things, but that doesn't mean you have to understand maths like differential equations to understand their meaning. In fact, if you're dealing with geometry and simple differentials and integrals and quadratic equations, you have no problem getting the basic concept. So both of his books are on the level of humanities in high school, and he has outlined a semester course that will enable students from North and West University to understand physics without having to take the general physics.

Korean title: 물리학의 기본을 이야기하다

Korean author: 임채호

Korean publisher: 지성사

ISBN-13: 9788978893985