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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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Gravity, Gravitational potential energy, Zero of      10—22
Gravity, Inertial and gravitational mass      8—8
Gravity, Interaction with photons      34—18
Gravity, Introduction to      10—8
Gravity, Modified, general relativity      8—29
Gravity, Newton's universal law      int-15 8—5
Gravity, On a Large Scale      10—22
Gravity, Potential energy      (see also Potential energy: Gravitational)
Gravity, Quantum theory of      int-16
Gravity, Strength, comparison to electricity      int-6 19—8
Gravity, Weakness&strength      int-20
Gravity, Weight      8—11
Gravity, “Weighing” the Earth      8—8
Green flash      Optics-17
Grounding, electrical circuits      26—8
Guitar string, Sound produced by      15—22
Guitar string, Waves      15—20
Guitar string, Waves, frequency of      15—21
Gun, Electron      (see Electron gun)
Gyromagnetic ratio for electron spin      39—14
Gyroscopes, Atomic scale      39—15
Gyroscopes, Movie      12—18
Gyroscopes, Precession formula      12—21
Gyroscopes, Precession of      12—19
Gyroscopes, Theory of      12—18
h bar, Planck's constant      35—9
Hair, strand of, diffraction pattern of      36—14
Half-life in exponential decay      Cal-1—33
Half-life in RC circuit      27—25
Half-life, Of muons (as clock)      1—20
Half-life, Of muons, exponential decay      Cal-1—33
Halos around sun      Optics 18
Harmonic motion, Computer program      14—30
Harmonic motion, Damped, Computer program      14—34
Harmonic motion, Damped, Critical damping      14—23
Harmonic motion, Damped, Differential equation for      14—21
Harmonic motion, Forced, Analytic solution      14—28
Harmonic motion, Forced, Differential equation for      14—25 14—28
harmonic oscillator      14—12
Harmonic oscillator, Differential equation for      14—14
Harmonic series      16—3
Harmonics and Fourier coefficients      16—28
Hays, Tobias, Dive Movie, center of mass      11—1
Hays, Tobias, Dive movie, time reversed      18—1
heat capacity      17—26
Heat capacity, molar      17—26
Heat pump, efficiency of      18—19
Heat, specific      (see Specific heat)
Heisenberg, Werner      4—1 Cal-1—3
Hele — Shaw cell, streamlines      23—4
Helium and electron spin      38—9
Helium and the Pauli exclusion principle      38—9
Helium in periodic table      38—11
Helium, Abundance in early universe      34—26
Helium, Binding energy of last electron      38—12
Helium, Creation of in universe      int-4
Helium, Energy to ionize      38—9
Helium, Isotopes helium 3 and 4      int-17
Helmholtz coils      28—17 28—18
Helmholtz coils, 100 Turn search coil      39—12
Helmholtz coils, Electron spin resonance apparatus      39—11
Helmholtz coils, Field mapping experiment      30—24 (see also Experiments II: —7— Magnetic field mapping using Faraday's
Helmholtz coils, Motion of electrons in      28—20 28—29
Helmholtz coils, Uniform magnetic field inside      28—17
Hertz, Heinrich, radio waves      34—1
Hexagonal array, Graphite crystal and diffraction pattern      36—9
Homework exercises, finding them      (see X—X—Ch (chapter number): Exercise number)
Hooke’s law      9—4
Hooke’s law in dimensional analysis      15—7
Horsehead nebula in visible & infrared light      Optics 46
Hot early universe      int-4
Hubbel space telescope      Optics 44
Hubble photograph of most distant galaxies      int-3
Hubble rule for expanding universe      int-3 33—24
Hubble telescope mirror      Optics 44
Hubble telescope mirror, Spherical aberration in      Optics 22
Hubble, Edwin, expanding universe      int-3
Human ear, Description of      16—15
Human ear, Inside of cochlea      16—34
Human eye      Optics 31
Huygens' principle      33—4
Huygens' principle, Preliminary discussion of      15—2
Huygens, Wave nature of light      34—1 Optics 1
Hydrodynamic voltage, Bernoulli's equation      23—17
Hydrodynamic voltage, Resistance      27—7
Hydrodynamic voltage, Town water supply      23—18
Hydrogen atom, Angular momentum quantum number      38—7
Hydrogen atom, Big bang theory      int-4
Hydrogen atom, Binding energy of electron      38—12
Hydrogen atom, Bohr theory      35—1
Hydrogen atom, Classi      Cal-35—2
Hydrogen atom, classical, Failure of Newtonian mechanics      35—3
Hydrogen atom, Coulomb's law      24—4
Hydrogen atom, Expanded energy level diagram      38—8
Hydrogen atom, Quantized projections of angular momentum      38—5
Hydrogen atom, Solution of Schrodinger’s equation      38—2
Hydrogen atom, Standing wave patterns in      38—3
Hydrogen atom, The L=0 Patterns      38—5
Hydrogen bomb      int-18 20—13
Hydrogen molecule ion, Binding energy and electron clouds      19—23
Hydrogen molecule ion, Computer program for      19—24
Hydrogen molecule ion, Formation of      19—16
Hydrogen molecule, Formation of      19—16
Hydrogen nucleus      int-6 19—3
Hydrogen nucleus, Isotopes of      19—6
Hydrogen spectrum, Baimer series      33—19 35—4
Hydrogen spectrum, Bohr model      int-8
Hydrogen spectrum, Experiment on      33—17
Hydrogen spectrum, Lyman series      35—6
Hydrogen spectrum, Of star      35—4
Hydrogen spectrum, Paschen series      35—6
Hydrogen wave patterns, Intensity at the origin      38—5
Hydrogen wave patterns, Schroedinger’s Equation      38—2
Hydrogen — Deuterium molecule, NMR experiment      39—12
Hydrostatics, from Bernoulli's equation      23—12
IBM Labs, atomic microscopes      17—1
Ice crystal      17—4
Ideal gas law      17—18
Ideal gas law, Chemist's form      17—25
Ideal gas thermometer      17—20
Ideal gas thermometer, Absolute zero      17—21
Image in focal plane of telescope mirror      Optics 5
Image, Image distance, Lens equation      Optics 24
Image, Image distance, Negative      Optics 26
Image, Medical      Optics 15
Image, Medical, Gallbladder operation      Optics 15
Image, Medical, Of duodenum      Optics 15
Impulse, Change in momentum      11—12
Impulse, Experiment on      11—9
Impulse, Measuremen t      11—11
Inclined plane      9—10
Inclined plane, Galileo’s inclined plane, photo of      9—11
Inclined plane, Objects rolling down      12—25
Inclined plane, with friction      9—12
Indefinite integral, Definition of      Cal-1—14
Indefinite integral, Of exponential function      Cal-1—29
Index of refraction, Definition of      Optics 9
Index of refraction, Glass prism and rainbow of colors      Optics 15
Index of refraction, Introduction to      Optics 2
Index of refraction, Of gas of supercooled sodium atoms      Optics 9
Index of refraction, Table of some values      Optics 9
Induced voltage in moving loop of wire      30—4
Induced voltage, Line integral for      31—4
Inductance, Chapter on      31—1
Inductance, Derivation of formulas      31—5
Inductor as a circuit element      31—7
Inductor, Definition of      31—2
Inductor, iron core      31—29
Inductor, LC Circuit      31—10
Inductor, LR circuit      31—8
Inductor, Toroidal coil      31—6
Inertia, Inertial mass      6—5
Inertia, Moment of (Angular mass)      12—7
Inertia, Of a massive object      31—12
Inertia, Of an electric current      31—12
Infrared light in the electromagnetic spectrum      int-7
Infrared light, Ability to penetrate interstellar dust      Optics 46
Infrared light, Center of our galaxy      Optics 4 7
Infrared light, Horsehead nebula in visible & infrared      Optics 46
Infrared light, Paschen series, hydrogen spectra      35—6
Infrared light, Wavelength of      32—20
Infrared telescopes      Optics 46
Infrared Telescopes, Infrared camera      Optics 46
Infrared Telescopes, IRAS satellite      Optics 47
Infrared Telescopes, IRAS satellite, Map of the entire sky      Optics 47
Infrared Telescopes, Mt. Hopkins 2Mass telescope      Optics 46
Infrared Telescopes, Mt. Hopkins 2Mass telescope, Viewing center of our galaxy      Optics 47
Initial conditions in a computer program      5—14
Initial slope in RC circuit      27—25
Inside the cochlea      16—34
Instantaneous velocity and the uncertainty principle      4—2 Cal-1—4
Instantaneous velocity, Calculus definition of      4—3 Cal-1—5
Instantaneous velocity, Definition of      3—24
Instantaneous velocity, From strobe photograph      3—26
Instruments, Percussion      16—22
Instruments, Stringed      16—18
Instruments, Violin, acoustic vs electric      16—19
Instruments, Wind      16—20
Integral as a sum      Cal-1—10
Integral for magnetic fields      32—2
Integral in Maxwell's equations      32—8
Integral of E.dl meter      30—18 30—20
Integral sign      Cal-1—10
Integral, Calculating them      Cal-1—11
Integral, Definite, introduction to      Cal-1—11
Integral, Formal introduction      29—2
Integral, Formula for integrating x to n'th power      Cal-1—14 Cal-1—27
Integral, Gauss’law      29—3
Integral, Indefinite, definition of      Cal-1—14
Integral, line for circular electric field      30—13
Integral, line for static charges      30—2
Integral, line in Maxwell's equations      32—8
Integral, line, Ampere’s law      29—7
Integral, line, Conservative force      29—6
Integral, line, Evaluation for solenoid      29—15
Integral, line, Evaluation for toroid      29—17
Integral, line, Faraday's law      30—15
Integral, line, Introduction to      29—5
Integral, line, Two kinds of fields      30—18
Integral, Of 1/x, the logarithm      Cal-1—15
Integral, Of a constant      Cal-1—13
Integral, Of a curve that increases linearly      Cal-1—13
Integral, Of a velocity curve      Cal-1—12
Integral, Of exponential function e to the ax      Cal-1—29
Integral, Of the velocity vector      Cal-1—10
Integral, Of the velocity vector as area under curve      Cal-1—12
Integral, Of x to n'th power, Indefinite integral      Cal-1—27
Integral, surface      29—2
Integral, Two kinds of fields      30—18
Integration and differentiation as inverse operations      Cal-1—18
Integration and differentiation as inverse operations, Velocity and position      Cal-1—19
Integration and differentiation, Fast way to go back and forth      Cal-1—20
Integration and differentiation, Position as integral of velocity      Cal-1—20
Integration and differentiation, Velocity as derivative of position      Cal-1—20
Integration formulas      Cal-1—27
Integration, Equivalent to finding area      Cal-1—11
Integration, Introduction to      Cal-1—8
Integration, Introduction to finding areas under curves      Cal-1—13
Integration, Why computers do it so well      Cal-1—12
Intensity and amplitude, Fourier analysis lecture      16—33
Intensity, Of diffraction pattern      16—33
Intensity, Of harmonics in Fourier analysis of light pulse      40—22
Intensity, Of probability wave      40—22
Intensity, Sound intensity, bells and decibels      16—24
Intensity, Sound intensity, speaker curves      16—27
interactions      (see also The individual forces)
Interactions, Electric      int-14
Interactions, Four basic      19—1
Interactions, gravitational      int-15
Interactions, Nuclear      int-14
Interactions, Photons and gravity      34—18
Interactions, weak      int-14
Interference patterns, A closer look at      33—26
Interference patterns, Introduction to      33—3
Interference patterns, Two-slit, Lightwaves      33—10
Interference patterns, Two-slit, Probability waves      40—9
Interference patterns, Two-slit, Water waves      33—6
Internal combustion engine      18—21
Internal reflection      Optics 13
Interval, evaluating variables over      Cal-1—10
Ionic bonding      38—15
Iris      Optics 31
Iron 56, most tightly bound nucleus      int-18 20—11
Iron core inductor      31—29
Iron core of massive star      20—15
Iron fillings, direction of magnetic field      28—12
Iron magnets      31—26
Isothermal expansion, Calculation of work      18—26
Isothermal expansion, PV Diagrams      18—8
Isotopes of nuclei      int-17 19—6
Isotopes of nuclei, Stability of      int-22
Jeweler using magnifier      Optics 38
Joules and Ergs      10—4
K meson and direction of time      int-23 40—23
Karman vortex street      14—25
Kepler's laws, Conservation of angular momentum      8—32
Kepler's laws, first law      8—26
Kepler's laws, Introduction to      8—24
Kepler's laws, second law      8—27
Kepler's laws, third law      8—28
Kilobaud, fiber optics communication      Optics 14
Kinetic energy in collisions      11—14
Kinetic energy in model atom      37—5
Kinetic energy in terms of momentum      37—5
Kinetic energy, Always positive      8—35
Kinetic energy, Bohr model of hydrogen      35—3
Kinetic energy, Classical hydrogen atom      35—3
Kinetic energy, Electron diffraction apparatus      36—9
Kinetic energy, Equipartition of energy      17—28
Kinetic energy, Escape velocity      10—28
Kinetic energy, Hydrogen molecule ion      19—21
Kinetic energy, Ideal gas law      17—18
Kinetic energy, Nonrelativistic      10—6
Kinetic energy, Nuclear fusion      20—12
Kinetic energy, Origin of      10—5
Kinetic energy, Oscillating mass      14—11
Kinetic energy, Overview      int-8
Kinetic energy, Pendulum      10—10
Kinetic energy, Relativistic definition of      10—5
Kinetic energy, rotational      12—22
Kinetic energy, Satellite motion      8—36 10—26
Kinetic energy, Slowly moving particles      10—6 10—29
Kinetic energy, Temperature scale      17—11
Kinetic energy, Theorem on center of mass      12—26
Kinetic energy, Thermal motion      17—6
Kinetic energy, Translation and rotation      12—24
Kinetic energy, Work energy theorem      10—18
Kirchoff’s law, Applications of      27—11
Kirchoff’s law, Introduction to      27—10
L=0 Patterns, hydrogen standing waves      38—4
Lack of simultaneity      1—32
Lambda max      (see Blackbody radiation: Wein's displacement
Lambda(1520), Short lived elementary particle      40—23
Lande g factor      39—14
Largest scale of distance      int-25
Laser, Chapter on      37—1
Laser, Diffraction patterns, Fourier analysis      16—33
Laser, Pulse in gas of supercooled sodium atoms      Optics 9
Laser, Standing light waves      37—2
LC circuit, Experiment on      31—13
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