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| Hademenos G.J. — Applied physics |
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Acceleration 12—16 61—62
Acceleration, angular 43—44
Acceleration, centripetal 37—38
Action force 25
Amperes 76
Amplitude of waves 66
Angular acceleration 43—44
Angular measure 41—42
Angular velocity 42—43
antilogarithms 67
Apparent depth 117
atoms 71
Average velocity 11—12
British system of units 21—22
Candlepower 109
Canelas 109
Capacitance 86—92
capacitors 86—92
Center of gravity 55—57
centripetal acceleration 37—38
Centripetal force 38
Charged capacitors 89—90
Circuit, direct-current 80—85
Circuit, electric 75—76
circular motion 37—40
Coefficient of friction 26—27
Collisions 36
components 7—8
Concurrent forces 54
Conductors 76
Conservation of angular momentum 49
Conservation of charge 70—71
Conservation of energy 32
Conservation of linear momentum 35
Constant velocity 12
Constructive interference 131—132
cosines 4
Cosines, law 10
Coulomb's law 71—72
coulombs 70
Critical angles 117
Current loops 95—97
Deceleration 13
Decibels 68
Destructive interference 131—132
Diamagnetic substances 100—101
Diffraction 132—133
Direct-current circuits 80—85
Displacement 61—62
Distance 14—15
Doppler effect 69
Earth's magnetic field 97—98
Elastic collisions 36
Elastic potential energy 59
Electric charge 70—71
Electric circuits 75—76
Electric current 75—79
Electric field lines 73
Electric fields 72—73
Electric power 78—79
electricity 70—74
Electromagnetic induction 102—107
Electromagnetic interaction 94
Electromagnetic waves 64 108—109
electromotive force (EMF) 83
Electrons 70
EMF (electromotive force) 83
Energy 28—32 31—32 48—49 59
Equilibrium 51—57
Equivalent capacitance 87—89
Falling bodies 16
Faraday's law 103—104
Farads 87
ferromagnetism 100
Field lines 73
Focal length 118—119
Foot pounds 31
Footcandles 112
force 19—20 25 38 54
Free-body diagrams 22—24 52
Frequency of simple harmonic motion 61
Friction 26—27
Gamma rays 108
Gausses 94
Geomagnetic poles 97
Geometrical optics 131
Graphical method of vector addition 2—3
Gravitation 40
Gravity 15—16
Henrys 105
Horsepower 30
Hypotenuses 4
Hysteresis 101
Illumination 112—113
Iluminance 112—113
Impulse 33—35
Index of refraction 115
Inductors 106—107
Inelastic collisions 36
Inertia 20 44—45
Instantaneous velocity 12
insulators 76
Intensity of waves 66
Interference 131—132
internal resistance 83
Inverses 4
Ions 71
Joules 29 31
Junctions 83
Kilogram-meters per second 33
Kilograms 20
kinetic energy 31
Kinetic friction 26
Kirchhoff's rules 83—85
Law of conservation of energy 32
Law of conservation of linear momentum 35
Law of Cosines 10
Law of Sines 10
Law, conservation of energy 32
Law, conservation of linear momentum 35
Law, cosines 10
Law, Coulomb's 71
Law, Faraday's 103—104
Law, Kirchhoff's rules 83—85
Law, Lenz's 104
Law, Newton's first of motion 19—20
Law, Newton's second of motion 20—21
Law, Newton's third of motion 25
Law, Newton's universal gravitation 40
Law, Ohm's 77
Law, sines 10
Law, Snell's 115
Lens equation 127—128
Lenses 124—130
Lensmaker's equation 124—125
Lenz's law 104
Light 108—117
Lightwaves 108—109
Linear magnification 123
Linear momentum 33—35
Logarithms 66—67
Longitudinal waves 64
Loops 83 95—97
Lumens 110
| Luminous efficiency 111
Luminous flux 110—111
Luminous intensity 109
Luxes 112
Magnetic fields 94—98
Magnetic flux 103—104
Magnetic forces 93—94 98—100
Magnetic intensity 100—101
Magnetism 93—101
Magnetizing field 101
Magnetizing force 101
Magnification 123 128—129
Mass 20
Microfarad 87
Microhenrys 105
Millihenrys 105
Mirrors 118—123
Moment arms of the force 45—48
Moment of inertia 44—45
Moments of force 48
Momentum 33—36
Motion 11—18 41—50 59—61
Motion, circular 37—40
Motion, uniform circular 37
Moving charges 98
Negative charge 70
Negative ion 71
Net charge 70—71
Net force 20
Newton's law, first law of motion 19—20
Newton's law, second law of motion 20—21
Newton's law, third of motion 25
Newton's law, universal gravitation 40
Newton-seconds 34
Newtons (units of force) 20
Nonconcurrent forces 54
Nucleus 71
Ohm's law 77
Optics 131—134
Parallel resistors 80—82
Parallel-plate capacitors 87
Paramagnetic substances 101
Pendulums 62—63
Period of simple harmonic motion 60—61
Periodic motion 59—61
Periodic waves 64
Permanent magnets 100
Permeability 95
Permittivity of free space 72
photons 133
Physical optics 131—134
Physical pendulums 63
Picofarad 92
Planck's constant 133—134
Plasmas 76
Polarization 133
Positive charge 70
Positive ion 71
Potential difference 73—74
potential energy 31—32 59
Pound-seconds 34
Pounds 21—22
Power 30—31
Projectile motion 17—18
Protons 70
Pythagorean Theorem 5—6
Quanta 133
quantities 1
Quantum optics 133—134
Quantum theory of light 133—134
RADIANS 41—42
Radio waves 108
Ray tracing 119—121 125—126
Reaction force 25
Real images 121
Real objects 121
Reflection of light 113—114
Refraction of light 114—115
Resistance 77
resistivity 77—78
resistors 80—83
Resolving a vector 7—9
Restoring force 58—59
Resultants 2
right triangles 4
Rotational energy 48—49
Rotational equilibrium 54—55
Rotational motion 41—50
Satellite motion 40
Scalars 1—2
Self-induced emf 105
Self-inductance 105—106
Semiconductors 76
Series 80
SI (Standard International system of units) 21—22
simple harmonic motion 58—63
Simple pendulums 62—63
SINEs 4
Sines, law 10
Sliding friction 26
Slug-feet per second 33
Slugs 21—22
Snell's law 115
Solenoids 96 103
Solid angles 110
Sound waves 67—69
spectrums 115—116
Spherical mirrors 118—123
Standard International system of units (SI) 21—22
Starting friction 26
Static friction 26
Steradians 110
Straight current 95
Systems of units 21—22
tangents 4
Temperature of coefficient of resistance 78
Tension 22—24
terminal velocity 16
Teslas 94
Thin lenses 124
torque 45—48
Torsion pendulums 63
Total internal reflection 117
Transformers 104—105
Transitional equilibrium 51—53
Transverse waves 64
Trigonometry 3—5 6
Unbalanced force 20
Uniform circular motion 37
UNITS 21—22
Vector addition, component method 10
Vector addition, graphical method 2—3
Vector addition, trigonometric method 6
Vectors 1—10
Velocity 11—16 42—43 61—62 109
Virtual images 121
Virtual objects 121
Watts 30
Wavelengths 65—66
Waves 64—69 108—109
Webers 104
Weight 21
Work 28—30 48—49
X-rays 108 134
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