In this post we will see another book in the Problems and Solutions book, namely, General Methods for Solving Physics Problems by B. S. BelikovAbout This book attempts to create systematic use of generalised methods , general methodological principles, and very general concepts in a segment of students instruction of vital importance, the solution of physics problems. The approach is based on the application of the most general concepts of physics to the solution of any problem. I consider the theoretical aspects underlying the general approach to problem solution and methods for solving standard, non-standard, non-specific, and general problems.The book was translated from the Russian by Eugene Yankovsky and was first published by Mir in 1989. ContentsThe book has three partsPart 1: The Theoretical Bases of the General Approach to Solving Any Physics ProblemChapter 1: The System of Fundamental Concepts of Physics1 Some General Concepts of Physics2 Idealization of a Physics Problem3 Classification of Physics ProblemsChapter 2: Some General Methods for Solving Physics Problems4 Stages in Solving a Formulated Problem5 Method of Analysing the Physical Content of a Problem6 General-Particular Methods. The DI Method7 The Simplification and Complication Method. The Estimate Method8 The Problem Statement Method9 Another Classification of Formulated ProblemsPart 2: Solution of Standard ProblemsChapter 3: The motion of a particle10 Particle Kinematics11 Particle Dynamics12 Mechanical Oscillations13 Conservation LawsChapter 4: The motion of a rigid body14 Rigid Body Dynamics15 Conservation Laws in rigid body DynamicsChapter 5: The Gravitational Field16 The Basic Problem of Gravitational Theory17 The Gravitational Field Generated by a system of particles18 The Gravitational Field Generated by an arbitrary Mass DistributionChapter 6: The Electric Field19 The Electrostatic Field in Vacuum20 The Electrostatic Field in Insulators21 Conductors in Electrostatic Field22 Direct CurrentChapter 7: The Magnetic Field23 The Magnetic Field in a Vacuum24 The Magnetic Field in MatterChapter 8: The Electromagnetic Field25 Electromagnetic Induction and Self-Induction26 Electromagnetic OscillationsChapter 9: Electromagnetic Waves27 Interference of Light28 Diffraction of LightChapter 10: Thermodynamics29 The First Law of Thermodynamics30 The Second Law of TheormodynamicsChapter 11: Kinetic Theory31 The Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution32 The Boltzmann DistributionPart 3: Solution of Nonstandard, Nonspecified and Arbitrary problemsChapter 12: Non-standard and Original Problems33 Non-standard Problems34 Original ProblemsChapter 13: Nonspecified, Research and Arbitrary Problems35 Nonspecified Problems36 Research Problems37 Arbitrary ProblemsConclusion