Feynman's lectures on physics IV.

Richard Feynman gave his introductory physics course at Caltech in the early 1960s, the basis of his book series The Feynman Lectures on Physics. In recent decades, there have been significant changes in the understanding of the physical world, but Feynman's lectures have not lost their relevance and are still as powerful today as they were when they were first published, thanks to Feynman's unique physical vision and pedagogical sense. Both novice and mature physicists have and continue to draw from it all over the world. Perhaps no physics textbook has had such a long-lasting and widespread influence. While generations were filming the work, the need arose to keep a list of things to be corrected systematically, and new editions could be published with these corrections. This edition is an updated version of the translation previously published under the title Today's Physics, which was based on the 2011 New Millennium Edition. Richard Feynman suddenly conjures up the highly significant laws of physics with incredibly simple considerations, while almost provoking with his slightly sarcastic tone: "Do this after me!" Accept the challenge and learn from Feynman the "slapstick" technique of discovering the laws of nature! There are still plenty of laws hidden at the bottom and top of the distance scale, the magic wand from "The Feynman" can be used to uncover them! András Patkós