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| Huggins E.R. — Physics 2000 |
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Particle nature of light, Photoelectric effect 34—5
Particle, Point-size int-14
Particle, Source, velocity field of 23—6
Particle, Systems of particles 11—1
Particle-wave nature, Born's interpretation 40—6
Particle-wave nature, De Broglie picture int-10 35—10
Particle-wave nature, Energy level diagrams resulting from 37—4
Particle-wave nature, Of electromagnetic spectrum 34—11
Particle-wave nature, Of electrons, Davisson and Germer experiment 35—12
Particle-wave nature, Of electrons, De Broglie picture int-10 35—10
Particle-wave nature, Of electrons, Electron diffraction experiment 36—8
Particle-wave nature, Of electrons, Electron waves in hydrogen 38—2
Particle-wave nature, Of electrons, Pauli exclusion principle 38—9
Particle-wave nature, Of forces int-13
Particle-wave nature, Of light, Electromagnetic spectrum 34—11
Particle-wave nature, Of light, Photoelectric effect 34—5
Particle-wave nature, Of light, Photon mass 34—12
Particle-wave nature, Of light, Photon momentum 34—13
Particle-wave nature, Of light, Photon waves 40—6
Particle-wave nature, Of light, Photons, chapter on 34—1
Particle-wave nature, Of matter int-10 34—11
Particle-wave nature, Paschen series, Energy level diagram 35—6
Particle-wave nature, Paschen series, Hydrogen spectra 35—6
Particle-wave nature, Probability interpretation of 40—6
Particle-wave nature, Probability interpretation of Fourier harmonics in a laser pulse 40—22
Particle-wave nature, Probability interpretation of Reflection and fluorescence 40—8
Particle-wave nature, Quantum mechanics, chapter on 40—1
Particle-wave nature, Two slit experiment from a particle point-of view, Probability interpretation 40—9
Particle-wave nature, Two slit experiment from a particle point-of view, The experiment 40—3
Particle-wave nature, Uncertainty principle 40—14
Particle-wave nature, Uncertainty principle, Energy conservation 40—24
Particle-wave nature, Uncertainty principle, Position-momentum form of 40—15
Particle-wave nature, Uncertainty principle, Quantum fluctuations 40—25
Particle-wave nature, Uncertainty principle, Time-energy form of 40—19
Pauli exclusion principle 38—1 38—9
Pauli, W., neutrinos int-21 20—6
Peebles, radiation from early universe 34—27
Pendulum, conical 9—18
Pendulum, Energy conservation 10—10
Pendulum, Simple and conical 14—17
Pendulum, Simple pen dulum 14—15
Pendulum, Spring pendulum 9—4
Pendulum, Spring pendulum, Ball spring program 9—20
Pendulum, Spring pendulum, Computer analysis of 9—8
Pendulum, Spring pendulum, F = ma 9—7 (see Experiments I: —6— Spring pendulum)
Pendulum, Torsion pendulum 14—12
Pendulum, Torsion pendulum, Differential equation for 14—14
Penzias and Wilson, cosmic background, radiation int-29 34—27
Percussion instruments 16—22
Period of oscillation 14—4
Period of oscillation, Neon bulb circuit 27—30
Period, wavelength and frequency 15—13
Periodic table 38—1 38—10
Periodic table, Beryllium 38—13
Periodic table, Boron 38—13
Periodic table, Effective nuclear charge 38—12
Periodic table, Electron binding energies 38—11
Periodic table, Electron screening 38—10
Periodic table, Lithium 38—12
Periodic table, Phase and amplitude, Fourier analysis lecture 16—31
Periodic table, Phase and amplitude, Wave motion 15—17
Periodic table, Phase of an oscillation 14—6
Periodic table, Potassium to krypton 38—14
Periodic table, Sodium to argon 38—13
Periodic table, Summary 38—14
Phase transition, electroweak theory int-26
Phases of Fourier coefficients 16—32
photoelectric effect int-8
Photoelectric effect, Einstein's formula 34—7
Photoelectric effect, Introduction to 34—5
Photoelectric effect, Maxwell's theory, failure of 34—6
Photoelectric effect, Planck's constant 34—8
Photon int-8
Photon in electron spin resonance experiment 39—9
Photon pulse, Photon energy in 40—21
Photon pulse, Probability Interpretation of 40—22
Photon waves, probability interpretation 40—6
Photon, Blackbody radiation 34—22
Photon, Chapter on 34—1
Photon, Crea tes an tiparticle 34—17
Photon, Electric interaction int-23
Photon, Energies in short laser pulse 40—21
Photon, energy 34—9
Photon, Energy, Energy levels in laser 37—4
Photon, Energy, Uncertainty principle, Fourier transform 40—20
Photon, Gravitational deflection of 34—19
Photon, Hydrogen spectrum 35—5
Photon, Interaction with gravity 34—18
Photon, mass 34—12
Photon, Mechanics 34—12
Photon, momentum 34—13
Photon, Momentum, Compton scattering 34—15
Photon, Momentum, Measurement limitation 40—11
Photon, Probability wave 40—7
Photon, Rest mass int-12
Photon, Stability of 19—14
Photon, Standing waves 37—3
Photon, Thermal, 2.74 degrees int-29 34—27 34—31
Physical constants in CGS units Back cover-1
Pi mesons int-23
Piela, electron clouds and binding energy 19—23
Pinhole camera Optics-35
Planar-concave lens Optics-27
Planar-convex lens Optics-27
Planck's constant and blackbody radiation 34—4 34—22
Planck's constant in Bohr magneton formula 39—4
Planck's constant in de Broglie wavelength formula 35—11
Planck's constant in photon mass formula 34—12
Planck's constant in photon momentum formula 34—13
Planck's constant in the photoelectric effect 34—7
Planck's constant in the uncertainty principle 40—15 40—19
Planck's constant, Angular momentum, Bohr model 35—8
Planck's constant, Bohr theory 35—1
Planck's constant, Introduction to 34—8
Planck's constant, Spin angular momentum 39—3
Planck, M., blackbody radiation law 34—4
Plane, inclined 9—10
Planetary units 8—14
Planets, Formation of 7—17
Plates, electron gun deflection 26—16
Plotting, A point-by computer 5—6
Plotting, Experiment, electric potential 25—7
Plutonium 246 6—8
Point, Mass, gravitational field of 24—23
Polarization of light waves 32—23
Polarizer, Light 32—25
Polarizer, Microwave 32—24
Polaroid, light polarizer 32—25
Position measurement, uncertainty principle 40—15
Positive and negative, Charge 19—10
Positive and negative, Electric current 27—3
Positive area in Fourier analysis 16—29
Positron (antimatter) int-13 34—17
Positronium, annihilation into photons 34—17
Potassium to krypton, periodic table 38—14
Poten, tial plotting, Window, computer 5—7
Potential energy in collisions 11—14
Potential energy, Conservative forces 25—5
Potential energy, Electric potential energy in classical hydrogen atom 35—3
Potential energy, Electric potential energy in hydrogen atom int-11
Potential energy, Electric potential energy in hydrogen molecule ion 19—21
Potential energy, Electric potential energy in molecules 17—12
Potential energy, Electric potential energy in nuclear fission int-18 20—5
Potential energy, Electric potential energy, Contour map of 25—1
Potential energy, Electric potential energy, Negative and positive 25—4
Potential energy, Electric potential energy, Of a point-charge 25—5
Potential energy, Electric potential energy, Potential plotting 25—7
Potential energy, Electric potential energy, Storage in capacitors 27—18
Potential energy, Energy conservation int-11 8—35 10—20
Potential energy, Energy conservation, Conservative and non-conservative forces 10—21
| Potential energy, Energy conservation, Mass on spring 14—11
Potential energy, Energy conservation, Uncertainty principle 40—24
Potential energy, Equipartition of energy 17—28
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy int-11 8—35
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy in a room 10—25
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy in satellite motion 8—36 10—26
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy in stellar evolution 20—13
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy, Bernoulli's equation 23—10
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy, Black holes 10—29
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy, Introduction to 10—8
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy, Modified 8—37
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy, On a large scale 10—22
Potential energy, Gravitational potential energy, Zero of 10—22
Potential energy, Negative and positive 25—4
Potential energy, Nuclear potential energy int-18
Potential energy, Nuclear potential energy, Binding energies 20—9
Potential energy, Nuclear potential energy, Fusion 20—12
Potential energy, Spin potential energy, Magnetic 39—1
Potential energy, Spin potential energy, Magnetic moment 39—4
Potential energy, Spring potential energy int-11 10—16 14—11
Potential energy, Work int-11 10—15
Potential energy, Work energy theorem 10—18
Potential plotting (see Experiments II: —1— Potential plotting)
Potential, electric, Contour map 25—1
Potential, Of a point-charge 25—5
Power in electric circuits 27—9
Power, 1 horsepower=746 watts 18—20
Power, Definition of watt 10—31
Power, Efficiency of a power plant 18—18
Power, Of the sun 34—23
Power, Sound intensity 16—24
Powers of 10 names of Front cover-2
Practical system of units 10—31
Precession, Of atom, magnetic interaction 39—15
Precession, Of orbit, modified gravity 8—30
Precession, Prediction of motion, Using a computer 5—12
Precession, Using calculus Cal-1—9
Pressure in stellar evolution 17—17
Pressure, atmospheric 17—23
Pressure, Bernoulli's equation 23—9 23—11
Pressure, Bernoulli's equation, Airplane wing 23—13
Pressure, Bernoulli's equation, Care in applying 23—16
Pressure, Bernoulli's equation, Sailboats 23—14
Pressure, Bernoulli's equation, Superfluid helium 23—17
Pressure, Ideal gas law 17—18
Pressure, Measurement, using mercury barometer 17—22
Pressure, Osmotic pressure 17—34
Pressure, Pressure in fluids, Aspirator 23—16
Pressure, Pressure in fluids, Definition of 23—10
Pressure, Pressure in fluids, Hydrodynamic voltage 23—17
Pressure, Pressure in fluids, Hydrostatics 23—12
Pressure, Pressure in fluids, Venturi meter 23—15
Pressure, Pressure in fluids, Viscous effects 23—19
Pressure, Pressure of a gas 17—16
Pressure, Pressure of light, Nichols and Hull experiment 34—14
Pressure, Red giant stars 20—15 34—15
Primary coil 30—26
Principle of relativity (see also Relativistic physics)
Principle of relativity and the speed of light 1—11
Principle of relativity as a basic law of physics 1—4
Principle of relativity, A statement of 1—4
Principle of relativity, Chapter on 1—1
Principle of relativity, Einstein's theory of 1—12
Principle of relativity, Introduction to 1—2
Principle of relativity, Special theory of 1—13
Principle of relativity, Special theory of A consistent theory 1—32
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Causality 1—36
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Lack of simultaneity 1—32
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Light pulse clock 1—14
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Lorentz contraction 1—24
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Mass energy 10—3
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Nature's speed limit 6—11
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Origin of magnetic forces 28—8
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Photon mass 34—12
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Photon momentum 34—13
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Relativistic energy and momenta 28—24
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Relativistic mass 6—6
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Relativity experiment leading to Faraday's law 30—9
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Time dilation 1—16 1—22
Principle of relativity, Special theory of Zero rest mass particles 6—11
Principle of superposition for 1 dimensional waves 15—11
Principle of superposition for 2 dimensional waves 33—2
Principle of superposition, Preliminary discussion of 15—2 33—1
Prism, Atmospheric, the green flash Optics-17
Prism, Glass Optics-13
Prism, Glass, rainbow of colors Optics-15
Prism, mathematical (Fourier analysis) 16—28
Probability interpretation and the uncertainty principle 40—14
Probability interpretation, Of electron diffraction pattern 40—6
Probability interpretation, Of particle waves 40—6
Probability interpretation, Of photon pulse 40—22
Probability interpretation, Of two slit experiment 40—2
Probability wave for photons 40—7
Probability wave, Intensity of 40—22
Probability wave, Reflection and Fluorescence 40—8
Probe for scanning tunneling microscope Optics-51
Problem solving (see Solving problems)
Problem solving, Gauss'law problems 24—26
Problem solving, How to go about it 24—29
Problem solving, Projectile motion problems 4—16
Program, BASIC (see BASIC program)
Program, English for oscillatory motion 14—31
Program, English for projectile motion 5—16
Program, English for satellite motion 8—19
Project suggestion on wave speed 15—8
Projectile motion and the uncertainty principle 4—2 Cal—1—4
Projectile motion, Analysis of, Calculus 4—9
Projectile motion, Analysis of, Computer 5—16
Projectile motion, Analysis of, Graphical 3—16
Projectile motion, BASIC program for 5—19
Projectile motion, Calculus definition of velocity 4—3 Cal-1—5
Projectile motion, Computer calculation 5—22
Projectile motion, Computer program for 8—21
Projectile motion, Constant acceleration formulas, Calculus derivation 4—9
Projectile motion, Determining acceleration for 3—16
Projectile motion, English program for 5—16
Projectile motion, Graph paper tear out pages 3—29
Projectile motion, Graphical analysis 3—22
Projectile motion, Graphical analysis of 3—26
Projectile motion, Gravitational force 8—2
Projectile motion, Instantaneous velocity 3—24
Projectile motion, Solving problems 4—16
Projectile motion, Strobe photograph of 3—7
Projectile motion, Styrofoam projectile 5—28
Projectile motion, With air resistance, Calculus analysis 4—12
Protactinium 236, recoil definition of mass 6—9
Proton int-17
Proton cycle, energy from sun 34—24
Proton in alpha particles 20—8
Proton in atomic structure 19—4
Proton in hydrogen molecule 19—16
Proton in nuclear structure 20—2
Proton in the weak interaction 20—6
Proton synchrotron at CERN 28—24
Proton, Quark structure int-24
Proton, Rest energy in electron volts 26—12
Proton, Stability of 19—14
Proton-neutron mass difference, early universe 34—30
Ptolemy, epicycle in Greek astronomy 8—25
Pulleys, Atwood’s machine 9—16
Pulleys, Working with 9—16
Pulsars, neutron stars 20—17
Pulse, Formation from sine waves 40—27
Pulse, Of electromagnetic radiation 32—10
PV = NRT 17—25
pV diagrams 18—8
PV diagrams, Adiabatic expansion 18—9
PV diagrams, Carnot cycle 18—11
PV diagrams, Internal combustion engine 18—21
PV diagrams, Isothermal expansion 18—8
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