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Conceptual Physics

For a semester-length course, all seven chapters can be covered. For a shorter course, the book is designed so that chapters 1, 2, and 5 are the only ones that are required for continuity; any of the others can be included or omitted at the instructor’s discretion, with the only constraint being that chapter 6 requires chapter 4.

Conceptual Physics Physics

Tác giả: Benjamin Crowell
Nhà xuất bản: Fullerton College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY-SA
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Khoa học cơ bản

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01: Introduction and Review
1.01: Introduction and Review
1.02: What is Physics
1.03: How to Learn Physics
1.04: Self Evaluation
1.05: Basics of the Metric System
1.5.01: The Newton the Metric Unit of Force
1.5.02: Less Common Metric Prefixes
1.06: Scientific Notation
1.07: Conversions
1.08: Significant Figures
1.09: Summary
1.10: Problems
02: Conservation of Mass
2.01: Mass
2.02: Equivalence of Gravitational and Inertial Mass
2.03: 1.3 Galilean Relativity
2.04: A Preview of Some Modern Physics
2.05: Footnotes
2.06: Problems
03: Conservation of Energy
3.01: Energy
3.02: Numerical Techniques
3.03: Gravitational Phenomena
3.04: Atomic Phenomena
3.05: Oscillations
3.06: Footnotes
3.07: Problems
04: Conservation of Momentum
4.01: Momentum In One Dimension
4.02: Force In One Dimension
4.03: Resonance
4.04: Motion In Three Dimensions
4.05: Footnotes
4.E: Problems
05: Conservation of Angular Momentum
5.01: Angular Momentum In Two Dimensions
5.02: Rigid-Body Rotation
5.03: Angular Momentum In Three Dimensions
5.04: Footnotes
5.E: Conservation of Angular Momentum (Exercises)
06: Thermodynamics
6.01: Pressure and Temperature
6.02: Microscopic Description of An Ideal Gas
6.03: Entropy As a Macroscopic Quantity
6.04: Entropy As a Microscopic Quantity
6.05: More About Heat Engines
6.06: Footnotes
6.E: Thermodynamics (Exercises)
07: Waves
7.01: Free Waves
7.02: Bounded Waves
7.03: Footnotes
7.04: Problems
08: Relativity
8.01: Time Is Not Absolute
8.02: Distortion of Space and Time
8.03: Dynamics
8.04: General Relativity (optional)
8.05: Footnotes
8.E: Relativity (Exercises)
09: Atoms and Electromagnetism
9.01: The Electric Glue
9.02: The Nucleus
9.03: Footnotes
9.04: Problems
10: Circuits
10.01: Current and Voltage
10.02: Parallel and Series Circuits
10.E: Circuits (Exercises)
11: Fields
11.01: Fields of Force
11.02: Voltage Related To Field
11.03: Fields by Superposition
11.04: Energy In Fields
11.05: LRC Circuits
11.06: Fields by Gauss' Law
11.07: Gauss' Law In Differential Form
11.08: Footnotes
11.E: Fields (Exercises)
12: Electromagnetism
12.01: More About the Magnetic Field
12.02: Magnetic Fields by Superposition
12.03: Magnetic Fields by Ampere's Law
12.04: Ampere's Law In Differential Form (Optional)
12.05: Induced Electric Fields
12.06: Maxwell's Equations
12.07: Electromagnetic Properties of Materials
12.08: Footnotes
12.E: Electromagnetism (Exercises)
13: Optics
13.01: The Ray Model of Light
13.02: Images by Reflection
13.03: Images Quantitatively
13.04: Refraction
13.05: Wave Optics
13.06: Footnotes
13.E: Optics (Exercises)
14: Quantum Physics
14.01: Rules of Randomness
14.02: Light As a Particle
14.03: Matter As a Wave
14.04: The Atom
14.05: Footnotes
14.06: Problems
15: Appendix - Scaling and Order-of-Magnitude Estimates
15.01: Introduction
15.02: Scaling of Area and Volume
15.03: Scaling Applied to Biology
15.04: Order-of-Magnitude Estimates
15.05: Summary
15.06: Problems
15.07: New Page