Ken Kuwako: The Completion of Physics: Waves

The non-physical person can be divided into the "Bingle" type, which tries to understand everything in order of textbook, and the "resistant type" type which is trying to resolve it by resorting to string. The reason why both attempts are rarely answered is that the goal is not visible. What image comes to mind when you hear the word "wawag"? Most people think of the waves of the sea. But the wave properties are all around us. For example, you've experienced things that get louder and smaller as ambulances pass. And when it's blown into the air without having color in the water, it is a bright rainbow. This is because it has sound or light's "wave properties.". We live with these waves without knowing it. For example, mobile phones are using waves called microwaves, and magnifying views are using wave properties to collect light, and the earthquake watch is using two features of the wave wave, the sect and the gang. So, while the wave is closely related to our lives, in the final analysis, many students are getting their heads tied to the wreck. I've seen students who were interested in law physics often worry about this wave. The reason it's difficult to wave is because the vague form of wave motion is going to run along the course of time and then the trigonometric functions, sine and the cos. The book easily described the ‘ wave ’ of difficulty using pictures and charts. And we've also been able to understand the idea from the basics and to explain it in the case of trigonometry, sine or the case with the function.

Korean title: 물리의 완성: 파동편

Korean author: 켄 쿠와코

Korean publisher: 작은책방

ISBN-13: 9788959795123