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 | Íàçâàíèå:  Physics For Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics 
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 ed2k:
 
 Èçäàíèå: 3rd edition
 
 Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2005
 
 Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 1376
 
 Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 19.11.2008
 
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	Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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                    | | Pauli exclusion principle and atomic structure      1147—1151 Pauli exclusion principle and evolution of stars      1166
 Pauli exclusion principle and multi-electron atoms      1148—1151
 Pauli exclusion principle in bulk matter      1163—1168
 Pauli, Wolfgang      753 1016 1148—1149 1222
 Pb-Pb collider      1253
 Peak, resonant      387
 Peaked amplitudes      929
 Peebles, James      506
 Pendulum period      13
 Pendulum, ballistic      241—242
 Pendulum, conical      148 389
 Pendulum, physical      381—382
 Pendulum, simple      378—381 388
 Penzias, Arno      506 1263
 Percentage uncertainty      10
 Perfectly inelastic collisions      216—219 230
 Perfectly inelastic collisions, energy loss in      217—218
 Perigee      348
 Perihelion      348
 Period      13 35 5 388 404
 Period and uniform circular motion      74
 Period of a motion      248
 Periodic motion      192 366
 Periodic table of elements      1150 1156 1160 A-8
 Periodic waves      403—405
 Permanent electric dipole moments      639
 Permeability of a material      875
 Permeability of free space      823 A-2
 Permittivity of free space      618 944 A-2
 Perot, Alfred      1043
 Perpetual motion machines      489 580
 Phase      367 464
 Phase of simple harmonic motion      367
 Phase, changes      521
 Phase, changes and heat flow      521—522
 Phase, diagrams      501
 Phase, difference      371
 Phase, plot      203
 Phasors      923—924
 Phonons      1177 1182
 Phosphorescence      1192
 phosphors      1192
 Photocathode      1117
 photoelectric effect      1114—1116 1131
 photoelectrons      1115
 Photographic emulsions      1256—1257
 photoluminescence      1192
 Photomultiplier      1117
 photons      964—965 1114 1130 1151 1178 1211 1240
 Photons, coherent state      1170
 Photons, emission and adsorption of, from atoms      1142—1144
 Photons, reflected by a mirror      965
 Photons, spontaneously emitted      1169
 Photons, virtual      1246
 Photovoltaic effect      1196
 Physical optics      1029
 Physical pendulum      381—382
 Physical quantities      4—7 A-3
 Physical quantities, SI units      A-1
 Physical world, progress in understanding      2—3
 Physics and society      1
 Physics, classical      3
 Physics, modern      3
 Physics, quantum      see “Quantum physics”
 Physics, revolutionary developments in (1900—1925)      3
 Physics, significant data in development of      A-9 t A-10
 Physics, statistical      548—549
 Piezoelectric materials      1199—1200
 Piezoelectricity      731
 Pioneer 10 spacecraft      677
 Pions      1239 1247
 Pitch      421
 Planck formula      504—505 506
 Planck length      1268
 Planck time      1260 1268
 Planck's constant      301 504—505 887 965 1113 1118 1123 1131 A-2
 Planck, Max      504 964 1113
 Plane electromagnetic wave      946
 Plane mirrors, peculiarity of      1000
 Plane polar coordinates      74
 Plane waves      947 977
 Planetary data      A-3
 Planetary motion, Copernican picture      339
 Planetary motion, Kepler's laws      340
 Planets      345—349 A-3
 Planets, orbits, types of      346—348
 plasma      464 953 1229
 Plasma frequency      953
 Plasma of charged electrons and ions      1261
 Plexiglas      725
 Plum pudding model      1208 1245
 Plumb bob      44
 Pointlike particles      1244—1245 1266
 Poiseuille flow      482
 Poiseuille, Jean      482
 Poisson spot      1051—1052
 Poisson's ratio      326 327
 Poisson, Simeon      326
 Polar coordinates      247
 polar molecules      729
 Polar polymer      789
 Polarization      959—964
 Polarization by reflection      963—964
 Polarization by scattering      962—963
 Polarization charge      613
 Polarization, analyzer for      960—961
 Polarization, circular      972
 Polarization, linearly polarized light      960
 Polarization, Malus's law      961
 Polarization, polarizers      961
 Polarization, unpolarized radiation      961
 Polarized radiation, how to produce      962—964
 polarizers      961 966
 Polaroid      961—963
 Poloidal field      1224 1230
 Position distribution function      554
 Position vectors      19 30
 Position-momentum uncertainty, relation      1128
 Positron emission      1223
 Positronium      1241
 Positrons      616 1240—1241
 potential energy      151 172 183—197 201
 Potential energy and conservative forces      184—185
 Potential energy barriers      201
 Potential energy for projectile motion      196—197
 Potential energy of a magnetic dipole      810
 Potential energy of a system of charges      688—689
 Potential energy well      376
 Potential energy, advantages of using      683
 Potential energy, conservation of energy      186
 Potential energy, conservation of energy, applications of      186—189
 Potentiometer circuit      790
 Pound (lb)      6 A-1
 Pound, Robert      1104
 Power      172—114 A-1
 Power factor      931
 Power in ac circuits      929—931
 Power in waves      412—414
 Power, angular distribution of      959
 Power, horsepower (hp)      173
 Power, instantaneous      173
 Power, kilowatt-hour (kWh)      173
 Power, watt(W)      173
 Powers of 10, unit prefixes for      7
 Poynting vector      954—955 958 966
 Poynting vector, time average of      1034
 Precession      303—305
 Precession, angular frequency of      305
 Precession, torque on a spinning top      304—305
 
 | Precessional motion      887 889 Pressure      465—466 A-1
 Pressure and internal energy      532
 Pressure and molecular motion      550—552
 Pressure degeneracy in a fluid at rest      466—469
 Pressure law of partial      572
 Pressure, degeneracy      1165—1166
 Pressure, gauge      486
 Pressure, origin of      550—551
 Priestley, Joseph      351 610 617
 Primary coil      918
 Primary dimensions      12
 Primary rainbow      989
 Principal maxima      1053
 principal quantum number      1140
 Principal rays      1004
 Principle of conservation of momentum      211
 Principle of superposition      344—345 356 438—439 621 627
 Principle of the conservation of energy      152
 probability      1128—1130
 Probability distribution function      1129
 Probability distributions      555 566;
 Problem-solving techniques      32 107
 Projectile motion      68—73
 Projectile motion, potential energy for      196—197
 Projectile motion, trajectory      69—71
 Proper length, use of term      1092
 proportions      14
 Proton cycle      1226
 Proton magnetometer      891
 Proton mass      A-2
 Proton-electron mass ratio      A-2
 Protons      886—887 1211
 Pseudoforce      99
 Ptolemaic description of planetary motion      339
 Ptolemy, Claudius      339
 Pulsars      1168
 Pulse frequency      458 461
 Pulses      446—452
 Pulses and uncertainty principle      454—456
 Pulses change in velocity with change in medium      451
 Pulses conservation of energy, consequences of      450
 Pulses reflection      448—449
 Pulses, collisions between      447—448
 Pulses, transmitted      449—452
 Pulses, width      455
 Pupil, eye      1018
 Pyramids      159
 Pyrometer, optical      503
 Pythagoras's theorem      19 21
 Q factor      384
 Quadratic equation, solutions of      A-5
 Quality factor (Q-factor)      930
 Quanta      1114
 quantization of angular momentum      301—302
 Quantization of energy levels      302 1137—1144
 Quantization of flux      1174
 Quantization, Bohr quantization condition      1140
 Quantum chromodynamics      1249
 Quantum corral      1183
 Quantum electrodynamics      1248
 Quantum engineering      707 1183—1206
 Quantum engineering and electric potential      706—707
 Quantum engineering scanning microscopy      1199—1202
 Quantum engineering semiconductors      1185—1192
 Quantum engineering structures      1193—1199
 Quantum engineering, band-gap engineering      1197—1199
 Quantum engineering, energy bands      1184—1185
 Quantum engineering, ultimate in      1202
 quantum mechanics      237 266 301 302 747 1112 1128—1130 1131 1156 1247 1265
 Quantum mechanics and materials      1183
 Quantum mechanics, orbital angular momentum      880
 Quantum physics      3 505 562 752 1112—1136
 Quantum physics and magnetic flux      886
 Quantum physics matter, wave nature of      1118—1122
 Quantum physics, Heisenberg uncertainty relations (principle)      1122—1128
 Quantum theory      504 1129
 Quantum wells      1197—1198
 Quantum wires      1198
 Quantum-mechanical exclusion, principle      753 881
 Quarks      237 617 627 1240 1244—1246 1264
 Quarks, antiquarks      1245
 Quarks, d-quark      1244
 Quarks, heavy      1245
 Quarks, light      1245
 Quarks, properties of      1244
 Quarks, strange      1245
 Quarks, u-quark      1244
 Quarter-wave thickness      1042
 Quasars      358 1087
 Quasistellar objects      1087
 Radial acceleration      250
 RADIANS      74 247 A-1
 Radians per second (rad/s)      248
 Radiation      493 951—952 1131
 Radiation and thermal equilibrium      503
 Radiation pressure      956
 Radiation, blackbody      504—506 1113—1114
 Radiation, Cherenkov      503
 Radiation, Compton effect      1116—1117
 Radiation, electromagnetic      503
 Radiation, emitted      504
 Radiation, particle nature of      1113—1117
 Radiation, photoelectric effect      1114—1116
 Radio waves      953
 Radio-frequency range      1122
 Radioactive series      1225
 Radioactivity      1220—1224
 Radioactivity and life      1224
 Radioactivity, alpha decay      1222
 Radioactivity, beta decay      1222—1224
 Radioactivity, gamma decay      1224
 Radioisotopes      1228
 Radiometric dating      1227 1231
 Rainbows      988—990
 Rainbows, primary      989
 Rainbows, secondary      989
 Random walk      564—565
 RANGE      69—70
 Ranging, lasers      1170
 Rankine temperature scale      509
 Rankine, William      509
 Rarefaction      418
 Ray optics      see “Geometric optics”
 Ray tracing      1005 1017 1023
 Ray-tracing techniques      1001 1008 1009
 Rayleigh criterion      1060
 Rayleigh — Jeans formula      1113
 Rayleigh, Lord      504—505 989 991 1113
 Rays, cathode      1063
 Rays, cosmic      1256
 Rays, incident      979
 Rays, paraxial      1001 1009
 Rays, principal      1004
 Rays, reflected      979
 Rays, refracted      981
 rc circuits      779—782
 RC circuits, energy in      782
 Real currents      875—876
 Reaumur temperature scale      509
 Rebka, Glen      1104
 Receiving antennas      957
 Reciprocal relation      455—456
 Recombination      1192
 Reconstructed image      1065
 Rectification      932
 rectifiers      932
 Redshift      433 1086
 Redshift, gravitational      1102—1103
 Reduced mass      308
 
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