Physics book for 15 year old boy
Solution 1
"Physics for the Inquiring Mind: The Methods, Nature, and Philosophy of Physical Science" by Eric M. Rogers is a superb book for a teenager. It doesn't overwhelm the reader with esoteric mathematics and provides a very solid foundation which is often missing in so many books. Expensive at about 60 dollars , I found a copy for 15 dollars, so seek young man and ye shall find!
On Amazon: Physics for the Inquiring Mind
Similarities in Physics - John Northrup Shive and Robert Weber is another great book for showing the interconnectedness in physics and basic ideas ranging from Simple Harmonic Motion, Heat, Noise etc. Actually I think this is one of the great and unknown pedagogical books for physics and it's free here. you really can't go wrong reading that one.
If you like a laugh and the kooky then try Macschrödinger's Cat - Jim O'Brien also at Amazon, but don't read this one for insight or learning, read this one just to stretch your mind.
Solution 2
Even if it doesn't answer your question directly i think these videolectures are a great place to start and really motivating (and for free):
Walter Lewin ot the MIT: http://web.mit.edu/physics/people/faculty/lewin_walter.html go to --> take a class Physics I, II, III
Foundations of Modern Physics: Leonard Susskind http://academicearth.org/courses/foundations-of-modern-physics
Solution 3
It is not a physics books, though this book will make you a physics lover.
Surely You are joking Mr. Feynman
If you can get books for highschool that would be a good start, don't rush yourself, learning physics takes time and hard work.
Bruno Alano
Researcher in Artificial Intelligence focused on Temporal Analysis, Behavioural Psychology and Natural Language Processing. I live in Curitiba, Brazil and you can reach me at: bruno [at] monoscope [dot] io, or DM on Twitter. Also, check out my Github. I'm working for the last 8 years with deep learning and it's applications on Natural Language Understanding, Behaviour Psychology and Temporal Analysis, also focusing on realtime applications and transfer learning. I've been studying artificial intelligence since my 14 years old, and software development since 08 years old. I reversed-engineered a Ragnarok Online, and created a server emulator¹ at 12; Received invitation from the Finnish government to attend an event in Helsinki at 14; Founded Neurologic at 15; Previously created some B2C and B2B applications; Received seed investment at 18; I was invited by OpenAI to attend their regular meetings (only Brazilian invited), from my 18 years old to my 20's; Interviews & Press EXAME, "O brasileiro que está criando uma criptomoeda" Gazeta do Povo, "Curitibano movimenta US$ 250 milhões com criptomoeda no mercado internacional" TECPUC, "Criptomoeda é desenvolvida por ex-aluno do TECPUC" ¹ The emulator was called Aegis Emulator, then Panda, and then we merged forces with brAthena.
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List of good classical physics booksmy name is Bruno Alano. As stated in the title, I'm 15 years old (I'll do 16 on 7 of Feb) and much love Computer Science (C, C++), Mathematics and Physics.
Some information may have been unnecessary, but my question is: What is the suggestion of a good physics book for a teenager of my age? I know basic things (speed, shoveller these issues and basic primary and secondary).
A good reason for this is my Awe in mathematics and physics. Besides that maybe one day be useful in what I really want a career (science or computer engineering).
And another question: It is interesting physics in the area I want to go? I'm at an age that would be good to learn beyond what is taught in common schools?
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Pratik Deoghare almost 12 years- Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday , Resnick , Walker - Feynman's Lectures
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0x90 almost 12 yearsthat is the best combination of studying good luck!
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