Demonstration Handbook for Physics

Demonstration Handbook for Physics



Level: Introductory


Edited by G.D. Freier and F.J. Anderson.

Created as a guide for high school and college physics teachers, this handbook contains hundreds of apparatus demonstrations that require only low-cost, everyday materials. (320 pp.)

Editorial Reviews
The Physics Teacher
In 10 chapters, six appendices, and an extensive bibliography, the author brings to life the history of Feynman diagrams from inception of the method, through growing pains in the Poconos and the Institute for Advanced Study, to international dispersion, and on to maturity as a rich tool of theoretical physics. This book is a nice complement to Feynman's Theory of Fundamental Processes and Quantum Electrodynamics, where many examples of the method are provided. ? John Hubisz (Phys. Teach.44, 127, Feb. 2006)

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