I m going to prepare for a physics competition, who can recommend a few books?

A collection of physics puzzles ......You're invincible.

Two are recommended. 1: The first physics competition tutorial + test.

First of all, there will be a lot of knowledge points on the tutorial in this set of books, not only junior high school and some high school ones, so you can use it for self-study. And then the aptitude test is also the most difficult in the junior high school teaching assistant I found (some say that he is simple and basically only reads the first fascicle of the tutorial, this volume is really not difficult enough, and the second fascicle will be more difficult later).

The second elite physics big vision series,This is a book with the Shanghai competition as the main carrier,This book has no tutorials (in fact, most of the books don't,Some places in this book will talk about some methods) and then the difficulty of the questions I think is also very large,Datong Cup's preliminary and semi-final questions are available,And the amount of questions is not small,The chapters are more detailed。

ps: (The difficulty of these three sets of books by Huang Dongpo: new thinking is smaller than new methods and less than big vision, so when I see difficult books, I don't say anything about new methods and big vision, and I have basically never done this set of books).

The questions of the competition do not test much more than the curriculum. It takes the usual key points, such as the kinetic energy theorem, the momentum theorem, and the law of conservation of momentum, to further deepen the difficulty, flexibility and comprehension.

Fan Xiaohui's "New Physics Olympiad Guide" and "New Olympiad Physics Solving Guide" by Fan Xiaohui of Nanjing Normal University Publishing House are two supporting books, one black and one white, commonly known as "black and white skin" or "black and white double brake", and the old version is commonly known as "locomotive".

The book can be said to be a collection of basic physics competition exercises, with a large number of questions in black and white, basically including most of the practice questions in the reference books on the market. The questions are moderately difficult and suitable for beginners. This book must be done twice, and when you read other reference books after you finish it, you will find that the repetition rate of the questions is very high, and you don't need to do another book.

Edited by Mr. Zhang Datong and published by China Normal University Press, the "Physics Competition Course", commonly known as the "green skin", can be called the originator of physics competition textbooks, and can be seen as a supplement to the "black and white skin" book.

Advanced: Cheng Jiafu series.

The Physics Course, Mechanics and Electromagnetism of the Middle School Olympiad are commonly known as "Cheng Shu" or "Cheng Sanben", which are edited by Professor Cheng Jiafu of HKUST. Published by HKUST Press.

The book is less than black and white in terms of the number of questions, but the advantage is that the explanation is detailed, and the previous knowledge is summarized in place, and there are very few errors. The text uses a lot of the physical language of college physics, and familiarity with this book is conducive to further study of deeper books. Compared with the characteristics of the black-and-white workbook, this book is more in line with the positioning of "tutorial".

When used in black and white leather, it can solve the problem that there is no detailed explanation of the exercise.

Preliminaries: Preliminaries and semi-finals questions and higher and better physics.

Gao Miao" was edited by Mr. Shen Chen, and was originally ** on the Chinese teaching ginseng, and was later compiled into a book. Since it was originally published in a magazine**, the book was written according to a special topic, which is rarely seen in the current competition book market, and it is unique. The difficulty of the book increases with the chapters, with a low starting point, but the later chapters are difficult.

The questions are better organized by type. Although the book focuses on methods, the mathematics is too cumbersome. The whole article uses a large number of calculus methods, which leads to a lengthy problem-solving process, which is unacceptable to many energetic students.

The experiments in the book are a good supplement to the official textbooks, but don't learn the calculus method in mathematics, and find advanced mathematics textbooks to learn calculus.

In recent years, the real questions of the pre-semi-finals must be done, and the knowledge points involved can be fully mastered to better understand the thinking of the questioner.

The preliminary round is basically high school physics knowledge, and the semi-finals are mostly college physics.

If you are getting started, Cheng Jiafu's mechanics and electromagnetism must be read, and similar books in the same series are selected to read (remember that there is a thermal, optical, and atomic physics, I don't know if it is the same series, but you should also read it.) ）。His theory is very basic, and the questions are very good, except that the exercises are not explained in detail.

Zhang Datong's green book must be done. The questions must be drilled thoroughly.

In addition, it can be made of black and white bricks. (But personally, I don't think it's very useful).

After that, Shen Chen's mastery must be done. However, Gao Miao has some problems that can be done with advanced mathematical methods, and forcibly uses the micro-element method, so you can not read it first, and then look at it after learning advanced mathematics.

At the same time, it is necessary to look at some general things and recommend new concepts of physics. Higher mathematics is also to be learned, and Tongji's textbooks are available.

Also, prepare for the experiment.

If the above is well achieved, the first province of the strong province (Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hunan, Hubei, etc.) and the provincial team of the weak province can be obtained.

If you are advanced, the respondent is not very familiar. Shu Yousheng's "Mechanics" and "Collection of Difficult Problems" are all good books. In addition, if possible, it is advisable to read appropriate textbooks for theoretical mechanics, electrodynamics, and statistical mechanics.

The advanced book is very incomplete.,Because then it's going to be a national one.,The answer is that the subject hasn't come to this point ( But if the subject comes to this point, there will naturally be corresponding guidance.。

Look at Zhao Kaihua's new concept.

Cheng Jiafu series.

Orsay Classics.

The Road to Gold. Gold Medal Tutorial (Zhu Hao Edition) New High School Physics Competition Guidance and Dictionary (Fan Xiaohui) Peiyou Russia 500 Dao (the above is what I found from **).

However, I advise you not to do the Olympiad, high school is only 3 years in total, and it will take at least more than 1 year to win the national award in the competition. The qualification for the national finals is the top 30 in the province, so consider it yourself.

Olympiad success = famous teacher counseling + their own efforts + life experience (unless you are a genius, you are indispensable) If you insist on trying, it is recommended to take a look at the Olympiad counseling published by Zhejiang University (mock test papers are more difficult than exam questions!) ),That has the latest direction.,And college physics.,Calculus or something can be (I took the exam.,I didn't find any college content in the last few semi-finals).

"Physics Competition Tutorial" of China Normal University

Simple is not too naïve, and novices are easy to use.

I myself am the first prize, and I think this book is okay.

But don't limit yourself to tutorials.

You can also check out the calculus and general physics (which are college textbooks) tutorials.

If you feel that the difficulty of black and white leather is low, it means that you have the ability to gnaw high, and it is also possible that you have not done it seriously (there are still some questions in the comprehensive test that are not easy). The black and white book should be done as a question (very good for novices, easy to use), and Cheng Shu Gaomiao pays attention to reading and arithmetic. Don't expect to read it all over again, it's normal to have difficulty at first.

Reading plus doing questions, reading the book a hundred times and seeing its meaning.

To learn physics competition, first use teaching aids such as "Champion Notes" and "Complete Explanation of Textbooks" to go through the basic knowledge.

Then look at the basic competition books, such as Cheng Jiafu's mechanics and electromagnetism (I think it's pretty good).

Fragmentary knowledge such as optics, thermals, and modern physics (the higher education version is also okay) can be supplemented by university textbooks and read according to the syllabus (it is better to read popular science books from beginning to end).

In terms of mathematics, high school mathematics should be very good (self-study can be done in advance); Calculus must also be learned, and the competition syllabus swears frankly that it will not be tested, and in the end it will be called "calculus method" and will be examined.

Sticking to the above methods, it is by no means a problem to save money.

If the school teacher has a competition class, it doesn't hurt to go to school. However, according to the statistical law, students who are really interested in the competition are generally ahead of the teacher's progress, and self-study is the main reason. However, after all, the teacher has been teaching for many years, and he has a lot of valuable topics in his hands, and finding a way to get them is very helpful for learning.

Book Review: A Collection of Physics Problems

In the later stage of the book, the topics can reach or even exceed the level of the national finals, and it is estimated that you can enter the training team after a thorough understanding. You don't need to watch it in the first year of high school.

Dictionary of Physics (published by USTC).

The amount of questions is large, relatively basic, and is not recommended.

High School Physics Competition Dictionary (published by Zhejiang University).

I guess I don't have time to do it, so I bought it back as an ornament.

High School Physics Competition Guidance" (I don't know if it's also the Zhejiang University version).

Personally, I don't think Cheng Jiafu has explained it in detail.

Higher and Better Physics

For sprints, the level before the exam will feel simple. But you always have to review.

Advanced Mathematics (Volume I).

Contents: Limits, derivatives, indefinite integrals, definite integrals, differential equations.

There are multiple versions, the arrangement is almost the same, see how you feel.

"Dragon Gate Topic" is good, there are difficulties and easy in the book, suitable for beginners. The Olympiad questions are difficult unless you have a high IQ and physical accomplishment or a teacher's guidance. I recommend learning the basics first and then upgrading. If you do want to buy it, check it out at the bookstore, there will be something you like.

Get started with the contest until you can develop its mind.

Fan Xiaohui's "New Physics Olympiad Guidance" and "New Physics Olympiad Problem Solving Guide" are okay, and if you see it through, it's almost the same.

At this level, you have to participate in the physics competition, save it!

Physics fully interpreted.

Physical navigation. Tianli 38 sets of test questions.