Clever Physics Applications & Problems: Proven with Math, Experiments & Pictures

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The discussion centers around finding a book that presents clever applications and problems in the fundamentals of physics, along with clear justifications of famous concepts through visual aids, mathematical proofs, and engaging experiments. The original poster has a background in calculus and has studied Halliday's "Fundamentals of Physics," seeking a resource that balances enjoyment with intellectual rigor. Suggestions include exploring popular science books and biographies of physicists, as many physics texts either oversimplify concepts or are overly technical. The importance of clarity in requests for recommendations is also highlighted to facilitate better responses.
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Hello everybody...


i want a book that talks about some clever applications and problems

in the fundamentals of physics >>


>> also i want a book that take the famous concepts of physics and prove it or justify it

clearly with pictures , mathematical proofs, clever experiments...

thanks...
 
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more than 30 readings... replies= -1 !


let me explain it more...

I want a book not to study it deeply because i have done that but i want a book that give me more rnjoible practices and proofs ..

that is it...:redface:
 
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Welcome to Physics Forums!

Do mean "enjoyable?"

At what level have you studied physics and math? High school? University?
 
university...

I have finished calculus one and two
and the fundemntal of physics by Halliday
 
It seems you want something in between "The long road to reality" (theory) and the "Feynman lectures" (experiment).
 
In the future, you'll get many more replies and much more quickly if you're absolutely clear what you're asking in your original post. People don't generally enjoy squinting at misspelled and very vague messages and then trying to formulate an intelligent reply.

You could try some of the better popular science books out there (like some on http://www.sciambookclub.com/ ) or read a few biographies of famous physicists or mathematicians (some of them are surprisingly entertaining). I think I know what sort of thing you're looking for but it's a lot to ask. Most physics books are written for complete laypeople ,with stuff like 'Is time travel like in Star Wars possible?' or other dumbed-down nonsense, or it's very rigorous and math/equation heavy. I'll keep on thinking though; this is an interesting question.
 
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I'm very very sorry ..

also .. I'm thankful ... i will keep that question in my mind thank you everybody
 

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