Basic Principles of Physics Applied to Earth Sciences (1st edition)

This textbook provides an introduction to physics for first-year undergraduate students of geology and related disciplines, such as Earth and marine sciences, environmental science and geography.

The textbook covers all the topics traditionally included in basic physics courses, emphasizing the fundamental concepts of physics to explain various geological phenomena.

While maintaining mathematical rigor, the book uses basic and intermediate math skills to enhance comprehension.

One of the notable features of this book is the proposed methodology to consolidate the comprehension of physics in students of the geological sciences; unlike more traditional approaches that start with a specific geological problem, this textbook introduces and explains basic physics theories first, which are then applied to Earth science problems.

The book's structure, with figures and solved problems in each chapter, is universally applicable, serving students and professors worldwide without regional constraints.