Advanced Level Physics

by Michael Nelkon, Philip Parker, Nelkon

Book Overview

This is the seventh edition of a text for A-Level Physics. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0435686682
• ISBN13: 9780435686680
• Release Date: February 1987
• Publisher: Heinemann Educational Books - Secondary Division
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Excellent text

If you require one text on physics that gives you lucid, clear-cut explanations, then I recommend Nelkon & Parker. I used this text along with the one by Resnick & Halliday, and found that it was a useful combination, as the books complemented and supplemented each other rather well. A terrific book, an excellent read...

Excellent Reading

I used this text for my A-Levels (in Tanzania). It is undoubtedly the best physics text I have seen for A-levels. Explaining clearly and keeping the reader intereseted. It uses sufficient explanation without sacrificing mathematical proofs. I recommend it for all A-Level students, and also for Freshmen and sophomore level physics students (even some junior level topics) in the USA. It is far above any of the unnecessarily long winded books I used in my undergrad courses in the US. It is also a must have for begining physics enthuthiasts and for those wanting a reference. Thats why I am looking for a copy since I lost my old one!

Excellent book for fundamentals as well as advanced topics!

This is no doubt the best book for any A level/grd . 11-12 course of any country ! Concepts are explained in a very nice manner. I used it in early 80s, my seniors were using it for many years and I still recommend it to all students of Physics.

Its probably the greatest and clearest Physics book ever

I used this book for my A-Levels just 2 years ago, because my father used it more than 25 years earlier. This book helped me even more than the new text recommend by my school.

Very good book. I used it as a student 30 years ago

MY COMMENT (IST WORDS) REFLECTS MY THOUGHT ABOUT THE BOOK. IN FACT I USED ADVANCED LEVEL PHYSICS BY NELKON & PARKER