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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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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Èçäàíèå: 2nd

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1973

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 451

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 27.10.2014

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Phase      204 206—207
Phase angle, driven oscillator      222 226—231 235
Photon      366
Photon deflection by sun      12—13 404—405
Physical laws      5—7
Piazzi, G.      170
Pions      337—339 383—385
Planck's constant      300 366
Plane, equation of      36
Planets, angular momentum of      195—197 240
Planets, discovery of      10 170—171
Planets, orbits of      288—289
Planets, orbits of Kepler's laws      190 286—288
Planets, periods      288—289
Pluto, discovery of      10
Point of contact      249
Polar coordinates      54
Position vector      40—41
Positron      292 382
Positronium      292
Potential      160—161
Potential difference      160—161 164
Potential electrostatic      158—161 164—166
potential energy      137—143 148—152 155—166 270—277
Potential energy electrostatic      160 164—167
Potential energy in electric field      158—159 164
Potential energy of harmonic oscillator      204 206
Potential energy, effective centrifugal      193—194 198—199 295
Potential energy, inverse-first-power law of      158—159 271
Potential gravitational      158—159 161—164 270—274
Pound, R.V.      402
Power      167
Power absorption, harmonic oscillator      222 230—231 235
Power dissipation, harmonic oscillator      218—221
Precession of gyroscope      263
Precession of gyroscope of perihelion of Mercury      13 405—406
Pressure, radiation      366—367
Principal axes      258—261
Products of inertia      257
Projectile      63—65 163—164
Projection      34 47
Proper length      329
Proper time      333—339 352
Proton      69 73—74 80 164—165 387
Proton in crossed electric and magnetic fields      130—131
Proton scattering by heavy nucleus      191
Pseudoforce      112
Psychology of invention      303
Pythagorean Theorem      8 9 206
Quality factor (Q)      220—221
Quantum mechanics, laws of      6 145
RADIANS      15 52
Radians per second      45
Radiation pressure      366—368
Radius of earth      4
Radius of electron      278—279
Radius of universe      4 320
Random energy, heat      150 155
Random flight      51
RANGE      65
Rebka, G.A., Jr.      402
Recessional red shift      318—320
Recessional velocity of galaxy      345
Recoilless emission      371—372
Red shift gravitational      402—404
Red shift recessional      318—320 see
Reduced mass      289—293
Reference frames      102—131
Reference frames Galilean      106 109—110 115—122
Reference frames inertial      102—110
Reference frames noninertial      112—115
Reference frames rotating      113 127—130
Reference frames, accelerated      102—104 111—115
Reference frames, center of mass      122 178 382
Reference frames, transformations of      115—120 326—329
Refractive medium      300
Relativistic acceleration      376—382
Relativistic cyclotron      381
Relativistic dynamics      350—392
Relativistic energy      355—368
Relativistic mass      355
Relativistic momentum      350—355
Relativity, general theory of      13 398—407
Relativity, Special Theory of      5 116 118 326—406
Relaxation time      215 224
Resistance      212
Resisting force      232
Resonance      222 228 235
Rest mass      355
Rest mass, energy      358
Restitution coefficient      198
Restoring force, linear      149
Reversible pendulum      265
Right-hand-thread rule      37—38
Right-handed coordinate system      38
Rigid bodies      240—266
Rigid bodies, equations of motion      240—241
Rigid bodies, particles in      240
Rigid bodies, two-particle rotator      255—256 260
RNA      4
Rocket      199 see
Roemer, O.      301—302
Roll, P.G.      66 400
Rolling without slipping      249—251
Rotating bucket      110—111
Rotating coordinate systems      102—108 113 127—130 259
Rotating mirrors      305—306
Rotation about fixed axes      255
Rotation finite      33
Rotation of galaxies      323
Rotation of rigid body      240—266
Rotation, kinetic energy of      241 243 250
Rotational invariance      191—192
Sachs, M.      339
Sadeh, D.      341
Satellites in orbit      66—67 168
Satellites, angular momentum of      197
Satellites, deceleration of      183
Satellites, period of      66—67
Satellites, speed of      183
scalar      29
Scalar field      47
Scalar product      33—37 48
Scalar triple product      39
Scalar, multiplication by      31
Scattering, angle      180—182
Schiff, L.I.      404
Schwarzschild, K.      11
Sea, on earth      295
Second, definition      61
Self-energy      275—277
Semi-major, semi-minor axes of ellipse      284
Series expansion      53
Serpukov (accelerator)      19 381
Shapiro, I.I.      405
SI units electrical      68
SI units mechanical      62
simple harmonic motion      202—223 253—254 293
simple pendulum      204—206
Simultaneity      330—332
Sines, law of      39—40
Sirius, B.      15
Skin depth      307
Solar constant      371
Solar energy      279 364—365
Solar system, angular momentum      195—196
Solid sphere, potential energy of point mass      274—275
Sommerfield, A.      240
Sound, Doppler shift      317 346
Space vehicle      183—184
Space, properties of      8—10 13 14 108 326
Speed of light, (c)      72 300—322 326—327
Speed of light, (c), ultimate      320—321
Sphere, gravitational self-energy      275—277
Spherical excess      10
spherical polar coordinates      54
Spherical shell, potential energy in field of      271—274
Spherical triangle      8—9 15
Spin      189
Spinning top      240 261—263
Spring      149 202—204
Spring constant      149 204 233
Stable equilibrium      212
Starlight, aberration of      302—305
Stars binary      295
Stars novae      277 323
Stars rotation      323
Stars variable      323
Statcoulomb      68 73
Static equilibrium      279
Statistical mechanics      5
Statvolt      70 74 161 164—165
Steady state, harmonic oscillator      221 226
Stellar energy      277 364—365
Stellar parallax      322
Stilwell, G.R.      343
Stokes' Law      215
Sun energy      277 364—365
Sun photon deflection      12 404—405
Sunlight      367
Superposition      202 222
Superposition principle      222
Supersonic plane      129
Symmetry      136 258
Synchronization      334—336
Synchrotron      392—394
Taylor expansion      53
Taylor, J.H.      331
Tension in string      85 249
Tensor      28
terminal velocity      216—217 232—233
Tesla, N.      71
Tesla, unit      71
Tests of general relativity      405
Tetherball      198
Thermal energy      150
Thermal expansion      225
Third harmonic      226
Threshold energy      376 382—387
Threshold energy of antiproton      387
Time derivative      42—45
Time dilation      333—339
Time, proper      333—339
Top, spinning      261—263
torque      40 50 174 185—189 240—266
Torque about center of mass      252
Torque due to gravity      187—188
Torque internal      186—187
Torque rotating      256 260—261
Torricelli, E.      310
Transformation Galilean      116—122
Transformation Lorentz      326—346
Transformation of force      368
Transformation of momentum and energy      359—360 367
Transformation of rate of change of momentum      368—369
Transverse Doppler effect      344
Transverse electric field      344
Transverse momentum components      178—179
Trigonometrical parallax      11
Triple product of vectors      39
Turning points      157 206
Twin paradox      339
Two-body problem      289—293
Ultimate speed      320—321
Ultracentrifuge      102—104
Unit vector      29 34—35 42—43 48
Unit vector, derivatives of      43
Unit, astronomical      288
UNITS      61—62 67—72
Universal gravitation      65—67
Universe, age of      15 319—320
Universe, mass of      4
Universe, radius of      4 320
Uranus      170 288—289
Van de Graaff accelerator      320
Variable mass systems      182—185
Variable stars      323
Vector field      47
Vector(s)      28—49 55
Vector(s) components      34—35 49
Vector(s) derivatives      40—46 131—132
Vector(s) identities      55
Vector(s) magnitude      34
Vector(s) notation      28—29
Vector(s) position      40—41
Vector(s) products, triple      39
Vector(s) scalar product      33—37 48—49
Vector(s) subtraction      31
Vector(s) triple product, scalar      39
Vector(s) unit      29 35 42—43 48
Vector(s), acceleration      44—46
Vector(s), addition      31 49
Vector(s), vector product      37—40 71 76
Veksler, V.      392
Velocity      28 40 42—44 49 50 83—86 89
Velocity absolute and relative      115—116
Velocity addition      see "Velocity transformation"
Velocity angular      45 52 241
Velocity escape      161—162 295
Velocity in rotating system      127—129
Velocity in viscous medium      215
Velocity of earth      310—317
Velocity of light      300—322
Velocity selector      130
Velocity terminal      216—217 232—233
Velocity transformation nonrelativistic      118—119
Velocity transformation relativistic      339—342
Venus (planet)      405
Vibrational frequencies      293
viscosity      215 224
Volt      70 72 160—161
Volume change      345
Volume of parallelopiped      39
Volume rate of sweeping out      36
Waterfall, energy conversion      150
Watt      167
Weber, J.      407
Weber, W.E.      71
Webers/$m^2$      71
Weightlessness      114 407
Weisskopf, V.F.      330
Wheeler, J.A.      331
White dwarf star      403
Work      50 137 140 145—147 152—155
Work and relativistic energy      355
Work around closed path      152—155
Work rate of doing      36
Work, dimensions of      141
Work, units of      139
Zeeman effect      38
Zeeman, P.      38
Zero of potential energy      140—141 149 155 158—159
Zero rest mass      363 365—368
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