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Kittel C., Knight W., Ruderman M. — Berkeley physics course 1. Mechanics
Kittel C., Knight W., Ruderman M. — Berkeley physics course 1. Mechanics



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Íàçâàíèå: Berkeley physics course 1. Mechanics

Àâòîðû: Kittel C., Knight W., Ruderman M.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

Preface This is a two-year elementary college physics course for students majoring in science and engineering. The intention of the writers has been to present elementary physics as far as possible in the way in which it is used by physicists working on the forefront of their field. We have sought to make a course that would vigorously emphasize the foundations of physics. Our specific objectives were to introduce coherently into an elementary curriculum the ideas of special relativity, of quantum physics, and of statistical physics.


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Èçäàíèå: 2nd

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1973

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 451

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 27.10.2014

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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Form invariance of physical laws      119
Form invariant      47
Foucault pendulum      109
Foucault rotating mirror      305—306
Frames of reference      102—124 313—314
Frames of reference, Galilean      116—123
Frames of reference, inertial      102—110 309—312
Frames of reference, relativistic      326—344 350—353
Free fall      113 147
frequency      5 46 202—222
Frequency angular      46 207—208
Frequency cyclotron      77 381
Frequency driving      226—230
Frequency fundamental      226
Frequency harmonic      225—226
Friction      86—89 154—155 214—215 250—252
Friction, coefficient of      87 266
fundamental frequency      226
Fundamental length      279
G      63—65
g, centrifugal correction to      105—106
g, values of      106
Galaxy (ies)      107
Galaxy (ies), diameter      194
Galaxy (ies), gravitational energy      276
Galaxy (ies), mass      195
Galaxy (ies), motion in      295
Galaxy (ies), rotation      323
Galaxy (ies), shape      193—195
Galaxy (ies), velocity      318—319
Galilean frames of reference      116—123
Galilean invariance      102 115—122 174
Galilean transformation      116—122
Galilean transformation, failure of      309 313 326—327
Galileo Galilei      108—109
Galle, J.G.      170
Gamma rays      371—372 382—385
Gamma rays, recoil from      371—372
Gauss, C.F      9 170
Gauss, unit of magnetic field      71 73
Gaussian units      67—70
Genetics, DNA molecule in      6
Geodimeter      309
Geometry      7—14
Gibbs, J.W.      15 29
Gram, definition      62
Gravitational attraction      5 65—67 270—292
Gravitational energy      275
Gravitational energy of galaxy      276
Gravitational energy of sphere      276—277
Gravitational energy of stars      294
Gravitational energy of sun      277
Gravitational field      60 63 104
Gravitational field, uniform      63—65 154
Gravitational length      402
Gravitational mass      66 398—403
Gravitational mass of photons      400—403
Gravitational potential      158—163 271—279
Gravitational red shift      402—405
Gravitational self-energy      275—277
Gravitational waves      407
Greenstein, J.L.      407
Ground speed      128
Guidance, inertial      240
Gyrofrequency      77 80 381
Gyroradius      78 80 81 381
Gyroscope      240 261—263
Gyroscopic stabilization      263
Hadamard, J.      303
Hamiltonian      145
Harmonic frequency      225—226
Harmonic motion about equilibrium      212
harmonic oscillator      157 202—236 293
Harmonic oscillator, damped      217—221 226—231 233—234
Harmonic oscillator, driven      221—222 226—231 234—236
Harmonic oscillator, energy      204—206 213—214 218—220
Harmonic oscillator, power absorption      230—231
Harmonic oscillator, power dissipation      218—220
Havens, W.W., Jr.      337
Hayes, T.L.      22
HCL (hydrogen chloride)      293—294
Heat      155
Heaviside, O.      29
Helium      364—365
Helium-filled balloon      103
Helix      78
Hertz (unit)      5 208
HF (hydrogen fluoride)      293—294
Hole through earth      294
Hooke's law      149
Horsepower      167
Hydrogen atom      363
Hydrogen chloride      293—294
Hydrogen flouride      293—294
Hydrogen, burning of      364—365
Hyperbola      54
Impulse      138
Impulse approximation      405
Inclined plane      87 249
Inductance      202 210—212
Inelastic collision      83—84 120—122 360—361
Inertia      see "Moment of inertia"
Inertial mass      66 398—400
Inertial reference frames      102—120 185 309—312
Initial conditions      94
Integral, line      145
Interferometer      312—316
Internal excitation      121
Internal forces      174—175 186—187 240
Internal torques      186—187 240
International System of units, SI units      68—72 159—161
Invariance      13 51 136
Invariance Galilean      119—122
Invariance Lorentz      328
Invariance of velocity of light (c)      317
Invariance rotational      14 191—192
Invariance translational      14
Invariants      46—47 50 328 357—358
Inverse Compton effect      389 391
Inverse-square-law force      66 158—160 270—292
Io, eclipses of      301
Ionization energy      197
Ions, high-speed      96—97
Isotropy of space      326
Ives, H.E.      343
Joule      139
Jupiter, eclipses of Io by      301 322
Kepler problem      280—284
Kepler's laws      190 286—289
Kerr cell      307—309
Kilogram, definition      62
kinetic energy      76 85 120—124 137—167 283—284
Kinetic energy of harmonic oscillator      213—214
Kinetic energy of rotation      241—263
Kinetic energy relativistic      320—321 355—357
Kinetic energy, dimensions of      141
Kinetic energy, random      155
Klein, F.      240
Krotkov, R.      66 400
Laboratory frame of reference      180—181 383—387
Ladder, forces on      197
Lagrangian      145
Larmor, J.      328
Law(s) Hooke's      149
Law(s) of classical mechanics      5
Law(s) of cosines      35
Law(s) of electrodynamics      6
Law(s) of physics      5—7 326
Law(s) of quantum mechanics      6
Law(s) of sines      38—39 see "Newton's "Newton's
Lawrence, E.O.      95—99
LC circuit      209—212
LCR circuit      212
Length in Galilean transformation      116—118
Length, contraction parallel to relative velocity      329—332
Length, perpendicular to relative velocity      332—333
Leverrier, U.J.J.      171
Life      4
Lifetime of particles      336—339
Lift force      129
Light year      4 12 15
Light, curved path of      12—13 404—405
Light, speed of      72 300—322 326—327
Lilliequist, Carl      12
Line integral      145
Linear equation      218
Linear momentum, conservation of      14 82—85 120—124 174—181 350—355
Linear response      202 222
Linear restoring force      149—150
Livingston, M.S.      95—99
Loar, H.H.      337
Local Group      107
Longitudinal acceleration      73—74 376—378
Longitudinal Doppler effect      342—344
Loop the loop      169
Lorentz force      72 154
Lorentz invariant      328 352 357
Lorentz transformation      136 326—343 350—369
Lorentz — FitzGerald contraction      330
Mach's principle      111
Magnetic field      70—72 76—78 81—82 97 154 380—382
Magnetic field and electric, crossed      130—131
Magnetic focusing      81
Magnetic force      40 70—72 76—78 81—82 380—382
Magnitude of vector      28 29 35 46—47
MARS      23 24
Mass      58 60 62
Mass gravitational      66 398—403
Mass inertial      66 398—401
Mass of earth      4
Mass of electron      72
Mass of photon      400—405 572
Mass of Sun      4
Mass on spring      202—204
Mass reduced      290—293
Mass relativistic      355
Mass rest      355 357 358
Mass spectrometer      169
Mass, units of      62
Mass-energy conversions      362—365 372
Mass-energy equivalence      357—359 362—365 372
Mathematical notes      51—53 93—94 231—236
Maxwell, J.C.      310
McDonald, D.F.      301
McMillan, E.M.      392—395
McVitties, G.C.      319
Mechanics, classical      5
Mercury, orbit of      12—13 405—406
Mesons $\mu$      344—345
Mesons $\pi$      337
Mesons ${\pi}^+$      337
Mesons ${\pi}^\circ$, photo production      383—385
Meter stick (length)      118
Meter, definition      62
Michelson — Morley experiments      312—317 326
Michelson, A.A.      306 312 322
Milky Way      107
Molecules, vibration of      293—294
Moment of force      see "Torque"
Moment of inertia      242—246 257
Moment of inertia of disk      245
Moment of inertia of plate      246
Moment of inertia of ring      244
Moment of inertia of rod      245
Moment of inertia of sphere      246
Moment of inertia of triangle      264
Momentum linear      58 83 174—181
Momentum of photon      366
Momentum relativistic      350—355 376—382
Momentum selector      81
Momentum total, for particle system      174
Momentum transverse      178
Momentum, conservation of      59 82—85 120—124 174 350—355
Momentum-energy transformation      359—360
Morley, E.W.      312
Mossbauer effect      372
Moving clocks      333
Mulligan, J.F.      301
Neptune, angular momentum of      195—196
Neptune, discovery of      10 170—171
Neutrino      326 337 344 365
Neutron decay      370
Neutron-proton force      271
New particles      376 385—387
Newkirk, Gordon      12
Newton (unit)      58
Newton pendulum      399 408
Newton rotating bucket example      110—111
Newton's laws of motion      13 58—60 102 398
Newtons law of gravitation      65—67
Noninertial frame      111—115
Nonrelativistic dynamics      58
novae      321
Nuclear reactions      362—365
Nuclei, binding energy      363—365
One-body problem (from two-body problem)      289—294
Orbits circular      44—46 66—67 284—286
Orbits equation and eccentricity      279—289
Orbits of planets      288
Origin of elements      365
Orthogonal axes      34 38
Oscillator      202—236
Oscillator anharmonic      224—226
Oscillator critically damped      234
Oscillator damped      217—221 226—231
Oscillator driven      221—222 226—231 234—236
Oscillator overdamped      234
parabola      54 64 283 286
Parallax      11
Parallax stellar      322
Parallel-axis theorem      242—247
Parallelogram law of addition      31
Parallelogram, area of      39
Parallelopiped, volume of      39 50
Parsec      15 288 289
Partial derivatives      156—157
Particles in rigid body      240—241
Particles interacting      174—175
Particles with zero rest mass      365—368
Particles, acceleration of      45
Particles, collision of      see "Collision"
Particles, lifetime of      337—339
Particles, orbits of      279—292
Particles, velocity of      42
path integral      153
Pendulum      204—206
Pendulum compound      253
Pendulum Foucault      114—115
Pendulum large amplitude      226
Pendulum Newton      399 408
Pendulum nonlinear effects      224—226
Pendulum reversible      265
Perihelion of Mercury, precession      13 405—406
Period      46
Period oscillator      204—212
Period planets      288—289
Period satellite      67
Perpendicular axis theorem      244
Perpetual motion device      136
Perturbation      225
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