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Huggins E.R. — Physics 2000
Huggins E.R. — Physics 2000



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Íàçâàíèå: Physics 2000

Àâòîð: Huggins E.R.

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Physics2000 is a calculus based, college level introductory physics course that is designed to include twentieth century physics throughout. This is made possible by introducing Einstein's special theory of relativity in the first chapter. This way, students start off with a modem picture of how space and lime behave, and are prepared to approach topics such as mass and energy from a modern point of view.


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$E = Mc^2$      10—3
$\Delta E\Delta t = h$, Uncertainty principle      40-19
$\Delta x \Delta p = h$, Uncertainty principle      40-15
$\mu$ zero, definition of      31-19
$\pi$ meson      40-23
10 dimensions, String theory      int-16
100 billion to one, Matter over anti matter      int-30
13.6 eV, hydrogen spectrum      35-4
1836 times, proton/electron mass ratio      int-17
1987 supernova      6-14 20-14
2.74 degrees, cosmic background radiation      int-29
2D or 3D? equipotential plotting experiment      25-8
4 dimensions      int-16
Absolute zero      17—9 17—21
Abundance of the elements      34—24
AC voltage generator      30—21
AC voltage generator, Gaussmeter      30—23
Accelerating field in electron gun      26—10
Acceleration versus time graphs      4—7
Acceleration, angular      12—3
Acceleration, Angular analogy      12—3
Acceleration, Calculus definition of      4—5 Cal-1—7
Acceleration, Calculus definition of Component equations      Cal-1—8
Acceleration, Calculus definition of Vector equation      Cal-1—7
Acceleration, Constant acceleration formulas in three dimensions      4—11 Cal-1—22
Acceleration, Constant acceleration formulas, Calculus derivation      4—9 Cal-1—20
Acceleration, Definition of      3—13
Acceleration, due to gravity      3—21
Acceleration, From a strobe photograph      3—15
Acceleration, Intuitive discussion      3—20
Acceleration, On inclined plane      9—11
Acceleration, radial      12—5
Acceleration, tangential      12—4
Acceleration, Uniform circular motion, Direction of      3—18
Acceleration, Uniform circular motion, Magnitude of      3—18
Acceleration, Vector, definition of      3—15
Accelerators, particle      int-1 28—22
Accurate values of Fourier coefficients      16—32
Adding sines and cosines in Fourier analysis      16—28
Addition      2—3
Addition of charge      19—10
Addition of forces      9—2
Adiabatic expansion in Carnot cycle      18—11
Adiabatic expansion, Calculation of work      18—26
Adiabatic expansion, Introduction to      18—9
Air cart in impulse experiments      11—9
Air cart in recoil experiments      6—2
Air cart, Analysis of coupled carts      16—12
Air cart, Construction of      6—2
Air cart, Oscillating cart      14—5
Air cart, Speed detector      30—5 (see also Experiments II: Faraday's law air cart speed detector)
Air Resistance, Calculus analysis for projectile motion      4—12
Air Resistance, Computer analysis for projectile motion      5—24 8—3
Air Resistance, Strobe analysis for projectile motion      3—22
Airplane wing      23—13
Airplane wing, Bernoulli's equation      23—13
Allowed orbits, Bohr theory      int8 35—1
Allowed projections, spin      39—3
Allowed standing wave patterns      37—1
Alpha particles      20—8
Amount of sin(3t) present in a wave      16—28
Ampere's law, Applied to a solenoid      29—15
Ampere's law, Chapter on      29—1
Ampere's law, Derivation of line integral      29—7
Ampere's law, Field of straight wire      29—11
Ampere's law, Final result      29—11
Ampere's law, Maxwell's correction to      32—4
Ampere, Definition of      27—2
Ampere, MKS units      24—2
Amplitude and intensity, Fourier analysis lecture      16—33
Amplitude and phase, Fourier analysis lecture      16—31
Amplitude and phase, Wave motion      15—17
Amplitude of a sine wave Cal      1—37
Amplitude, Diffraction pattern by Fourier analysis      16—33
Amplitude, Fourier coefficients      16—32
Analysis, Fourier      16—6
Analysis, Of coupled air carts      16—12
Analysis, Of path 1 for electromagnetic pulse      32—14
Analysis, Of path 2 for electromagnetic pulse      32—16
Analytic solution, Of the RC circuit      27—22
Analytic solution, Oscillation of mass on spring      14—7
Analytic solution, Projectile motion with air resistance      4—12
Anderson, C., positrons      int13
Andromeda galaxy      int2 int-3 1—22
Angle of reflection (scattering of light)      36—3 Optics 1
Angles of incidence and reflection      Optics3
Angular acceleration      12—3
Angular analogy      12—3
Angular analogy for Newton's second law      12—14
Angular analogy, Torque (angular force)      12—15
Angular frequency, Definition of      14—4
Angular frequency, Wave motion      15—14
Angular magnification of magnifier      Optics39
Angular mass, Moment of inertia      12—7
Angular mass, Rotational kinetic energy      12—22
Angular momentum as a Vector      7—14 12—7
Angular momentum as a Vector, Movie      7—15
Angular momentum, Bohr model      35—1 35—8
Angular momentum, conservation of      7—9 12—16
Angular momentum, Conservation of, angular momentum, Definition of      7—10
Angular momentum, Definition of, cross product      12—11
Angular momentum, Definition of, more general      7—12
Angular momentum, Definition of, still more general      12—6
Angular momentum, Derivation from F = ma      12—16 (see also Experiments)
Angular momentum, Formation of planets      7—17
Angular momentum, Gyroscopes      12—18
Angular momentum, Kepler's second law      8—32
Angular momentum, Magnetic moment      31—24
Angular momentum, Movie on vector nature      7—15 12—6 12—17
Angular momentum, Of bicycle wheel      12—6
Angular momentum, Planck's constant      35—8
Angular momentum, Projections of classical      7—14
Angular momentum, Projections of electron spin      39—3
Angular momentum, Quantized      int9
Angular momentum, Quantized projections      38—5
Angular momentum, Quantum number      38—7
Angular velocity as a vector      12—7
Angular velocity, Definition of      12—2
Angular velocity, Mass on spring      14—9
Angular velocity, Oscillating cart      14—5
Annihilation of      34—17
Annihilation of antimatter      34—17
Annihilation of Excess of matter over in early universe      34—17 34—29
Annihilation of Introduction to      int12 34—16
Annihilation of Neutrino      int22
Annihilation of Neutron      int13
Annihilation of Positron      int13
Annihilation of Positron electron pair      34—17
Annihilation of Proton      int13
Annihilation of Wave equation for      15—2
Antielectron      int13
Antielectron type neutrino      int22
Antimatter      34—16
Antiparticle      int-13
Antiparticle, Created by photon      34—17
Applications of Bernoulli’s equation      23—12
Applications of Faraday’s law      30—21
Applications of Newton’s Second Law      9—1
Applications of the second law of thermodynamics      18—17
Arbitrary wave, Fourier analysis      16—28
Area as a vector      24—22
Area, Negative or positive      16—29
Area, Related to integration Cal      1—11
Area, Under the curve Cal      1—12
Arecibo radio telescope      int15
Arecibo radio telescope, Optics      48
Arithmetic of vectors      (see also Vector)
Aspirator      23—16
Aspirator, Bernoulli's equation      23—16
Aspirator, Hydrostatics      23—12
Aspirator, Leaky tank      23—12
Aspirator, Sailboat      23—14
Aspirator, Venturi meter      23—15
Associative law      2—4
Associative law, Commutative law      2—4
Associative law, Exercise      2—7
Associative law, Multiplication by number      2—5
Associative law, Negative of      2—5
Associative law, Scalar or dot product      2—12 10—13
Associative law, Subtraction of      2—5
Associative law, Vector cross product      2—15 12—9
Astigmatism      Optics21
Astronomy, 1987 supernova      int-19 6—14 20—14
Astronomy, Abundance of the elements      34—24
Astronomy, Big bang model of universe      33—25 34—26
Astronomy, Binary stars      int-2
Astronomy, Black dwarf star      int-19
Astronomy, Black holes      10—29
Astronomy, Black holes, Introduction to      int-19
Astronomy, Blackbody radiation, color of stars      34—2
Astronomy, Copernicus      8—25
Astronomy, Crab nebula      20—16
Astronomy, Decoupling of light and matter      34—31
Astronomy, Doppler effect      33—23
Astronomy, Eagle nebula      7—18 Optics 44
Astronomy, Early universe      int27 34—29
Astronomy, Escape velocity      10—28
Astronomy, Evolution of the universe      34—21
Astronomy, Excess of matter over antimatter      34—29
Astronomy, Expanding universe, Hubble      int-3
Astronomy, Formation of planets      7—17
Astronomy, Galaxy, Andromeda      int-2
Astronomy, Galaxy, Introduction to      int-2
Astronomy, Galaxy, Most distant      int-3
Astronomy, Galaxy, Sombrero      int-2
Astronomy, General relativity      8—29
Astronomy, Globular cluster      11—2
Astronomy, Gravitational tensing      34—20
Astronomy, Helium abundance in universe      34—26
Astronomy, Helium core of massive star      20—15
Astronomy, Hubble rule for expanding universe      int-3
Astronomy, Iron core of massive star      20—15
Astronomy, Kepler's laws      8—24
Astronomy, Light years      int-2
Astronomy, Magnetic field of the earth      28—11
Astronomy, Models of the universe      34—23
Astronomy, Neutrino      6—14 11—21
Astronomy, Neutron star and black holes      20—18
Astronomy, Neutron star in Crab nebula      20—17
Astronomy, Neutron star, Introduction to      int-19
Astronomy, Nuclear fusion and stellar evolution      20—12
Astronomy, Orion nebula      7—17
Astronomy, Penzias and Wilson, cosmic radiation      34—27
Astronomy, Powering the sun      34—23
Astronomy, Ptolemy, epicycle in Greek astronomy      8—25
Astronomy, Quantum fluctuations in space      40—25
Astronomy, Quasar, gravitational lens      34—20
Astronomy, Radio galaxy      Optics 48
Astronomy, Radio images of variable star      Optics 49
Astronomy, Radio telescope      (see Radio telescope)
Astronomy, Radio telescope, three degree radiation      int30 34—27
Astronomy, Radio telescopes      Optics 48
Astronomy, Red shift and expanding universe      int-3 33—24 34—21
Astronomy, Red supergiant star      20—15
Astronomy, Retrograde motion of Mars      8—24
Astronomy, Space travel and time dilation      1—22
Astronomy, Star, blackbody spectrum      34—3
Astronomy, Steady state model of the universe      34—25
Astronomy, Stellar evolution      int19
Astronomy, Telescopes      Optics 40
Astronomy, Telescopes, Arecibo radio telescope      Optics 48
Astronomy, Telescopes, Galileo's      Optics 41
Astronomy, Telescopes, Hubbel Space Telescope      Optics 44
Astronomy, Telescopes, Issac Newton's      Optics 42
Astronomy, Telescopes, Mt. Hopkins      Optics 43
Astronomy, Telescopes, Mt. Palomar      Optics 43
Astronomy, Telescopes, Very Large Array, radio telescopes      Optics 48
Astronomy, Telescopes, Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA)      Optics 49
Astronomy, Telescopes, William Hershel's      Optics 43
Astronomy, Telescopes, World’s Largest Optical, Keck      Optics 45
Astronomy, Telescopes, Yerkes      Optics 41
Astronomy, Thermal equilibrium of the universe      34—28
Astronomy, Three degree cosmic radiation      int-29 34—27
Astronomy, Tycho Brahe      8—25
Astronomy, Van Allen radiation belts      28—32
Astronomy, Visible universe      int3
Astronomy, White dwarf star      20—15
Atmospheric pressure      17—23
Atomic and molecular forces, electric interaction      19—1
Atomic, Clocks      1—21
Atomic, Microscopes      17—1
Atomic, Processes      17—4
Atomic, Scanning Tunneling Microscope      Optics 51
Atomic, Spectra      33—16
Atomic, Structure      19—3
Atomic, Units      19—22
Atoms, Angular momentum quantum number      38—7
Atoms, Atomic nucleus, chapter on      20—1
Atoms, Atomic processes      17—4
Atoms, Avogadro's law      17—24
Atoms, BASIC program, hydrogen molecule ion      19—24
Atoms, Beryllium in periodic table      38—13
Atoms, Bohr model      int-8
Atoms, Boron in periodic table      38—13
Atoms, Brownian motion      17—7
Atoms, Chapter on      17—1 38—1
Atoms, Classical hydrogen atom      35—2
Atoms, Discovery of      11—19
Atoms, Effective nuclear charge      38—12
Atoms, Electron binding energy      19—20 38—11
Atoms, Electron energy in hydrogen molecule ion      19—21
Atoms, Electron spin      38—9
Atoms, Equipartition of energy      17—28
Atoms, Expanded energy level diagram      38—8
Atoms, Failure of classical physics      17—31
Atoms, Freezing out of degrees of freedom      17—32
Atoms, Heat capacity      17—26
Atoms, Hydrogen molecule      19—16
Atoms, Introductory view of      int16
Atoms, Ionic bonding      38—15
Atoms, L=0 Patterns in hydrogen      38—4
Atoms, Lithium      38—12
Atoms, Model atom      37—4
Atoms, Molecular and atomic processes      17—1
Atoms, Molecular forces      19—15
Atoms, Multi electron      38—9
Atoms, Nuclear matter, chapter on      20—1
Atoms, nucleus      (see also Nuclear)
Atoms, Particle-wave nature of matter      int-10
Atoms, Pauli exclusion principle      38—9
Atoms, Periodic table      38—10
Atoms, Potassium to krypton      38—14
Atoms, Precession of in magnetic field      39—15
Atoms, Quantized projections of angular momentum      38—5
Atoms, Schroedinger's equation for hydrogen      38—2
Atoms, Silicon, surface (111 plane) of      Optics 51
Atoms, Sodium to argon      38—13
Atoms, Standing wave patterns in hydrogen      38—3
Atoms, Table of      19—5
Atoms, Thermal motion of      17—6
Atoms, Up to neon      38—13
Atoms, Xenon, photograph of      17—1
Atwood’s machine      9—16
Avogadro's number, the mole      17—24
Avogadro’s law      17—24
Balancing weights, equilibrium      13—2
Ball Spring Pendulum      (see Pendulum: Spring)
Balmer series, Energy level diagram for      35—6
Balmer series, Formula from Bohr theory      35—5
Balmer series, hydrogen spectrum      35—4
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