Excelling in A-Level Physics
Each book includes plenty of:
- Solved problems
- Multiple-choice questions
- Conceptual questions
- Fill in the gaps
- True or False statements
- Practice Problems
The solutions for all the questions are provided at the end of the book.
Written by Dr Stathis Stefanidis, each book offers a unique and innovative way of approaching, learning, and excelling in A-level Physics exams.
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Excelling in A-Level Physics: Theory, Methodology and Calculations for Simple Harmonic Motion
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Excelling in A-Level Physics: Theory, Methodology and Calculations for Circular Motion
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Excelling in A-Level Physics: Theory, Methodology and Calculations for Capacitors
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Excelling in A-Level Physics: Theory, Methodology and Calculations for Gravitational Fields
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About the Author
Dr Stathis Stefanidis read Physics at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. He received his MSc in Nuclear and Particle Physics from the University of Athens, Greece and he pursued his PhD in Particle Physics at University College London, UK. Since the early years of his studies, he worked on the ATLAS detector and the LHC accelerator at CERN, Geneva. His research focused mainly on studying the properties of the Standard Model Higgs and he developed algorithms for improving the performance of the ATLAS detector. He is the founder of Phi Tuition, a leading specialist STEM tuition centre in London. His passion for teaching Physics to young people has made him a valuable member of the Physics community. He is an active member of the Institute of Physics and often gives lectures related to teaching Physics. His students say that his knowledge is infectious. With over twenty years experience in teaching Physics to young people in the public and private sector, Dr Stefanidis has inspired many of his students to go on to study STEM subjects at prestigious universities like Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial and UCL. Dr Stefanidis remains driven to see even more young people become confident and excited about Physics as they develop a deeper understanding of its key concepts.