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Takahiko Matsubara: This is my first time studying physics.

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It's the first time in physics that is written only with the letters and the diagrams, for people in general. It is a fascinating story, even in the context of classical physics and the process of relativity and quantum theory that led to the revolution in physics. The author who believes that breaking down the real pleasure of physics is more important than expert calculation of complex formulas explains physics in everyday language than in complicated calculations. The author asks a very provocative question in this book:. And this is actually the ultimate question of physics. It's been struggling for a long time to find the truth beyond what it sees. In the process, we have turned to where we are in the physical world. He has set up this challenge to common sense, so that it is easy to understand the journey of physics that has been moving on.

Korean title: 물리학은 처음인데요

Korean author: 마쓰바라 다카히코

Korean publisher: 행성B

ISBN-13: 9791187525646

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RK***
August 28, 2024

It's a good science book to go to physics without having to worry about the mathematical formula.

RK***
July 27, 2024

For a long time, physics was considered an area which is hard for a poor mathematician to approach. I liked the fact that this book, which I stumbled across in the bookstore, was a physics book and yet no mathematical formula. It's like a philosophical entry document written by a physicist. So to make it accessible, and to get access to the doors and the sources, it's easy to explain the main concepts of physics, which are important features of this book.

EF****
February 14, 2023

And as soon as I opened the book, I went to page 49. You read the drink. I checked again if you were Japanese. I'm sure it's thanks to you. I think you wrote it from a very general point of view. I was surprised again at the table of contents. And these are things you should know in general, but they're hard to communicate with when you start a conversation. It's a physics dictionary that I think will be useful.

마쓰바라 다카히코: 물리학은 처음인데요
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