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9780387952697

Handbook of Physics

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  • Copyright: 2002-04-01
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Summary

This is a veritable toolbox for working scientists, engineers, and students who need quick access to a wealth of information on all branches of physics. Contains a carefully structured table of contents and cross-referencing system that allows for direct and swift access to information.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Contributors xxiii
Part I Mechanics 1(228)
Kinematics
3(34)
Description of motion
3(11)
Reference systems
3(5)
Time
8(1)
Length, area, volume
9(2)
Angle
11(1)
Mechanical systems
12(2)
Motion in one dimension
14(8)
Velocity
14(3)
Acceleration
17(2)
Simple motion in one dimension
19(3)
Motion in several dimensions
22(9)
Velocity vector
23(2)
Acceleration vector
25(3)
Free-fall and projectile motion
28(3)
Rotational motion
31(6)
Angular velocity
32(1)
Angular acceleration
33(1)
Orbital velocity
34(3)
Dynamics
37(56)
Fundamental laws of dynamics
37(16)
Mass and momentum
37(3)
Newton's laws
40(8)
Orbital angular momentum
48(2)
Torque
50(2)
The fundamental law of rotational dynamics
52(1)
Forces
53(6)
Weight
53(1)
Spring torsion forces
54(2)
Frictional forces
56(3)
Inertial forces in rotating reference systems
59(4)
Centripetal and centrifugal forces
60(2)
Coriolis force
62(1)
Work and energy
63(7)
Work
63(2)
Energy
65(1)
Kinetic energy
66(1)
Potential energy
67(3)
Frictional work
70(1)
Power
70(2)
Efficiency
71(1)
Collision processes
72(7)
Elastic straight-line central collisions
74(2)
Elastic off-center central collisions
76(1)
Elastic non-central collision with a body at rest
76(2)
Inelastic collisions
78(1)
Rockets
79(3)
Thrust
79(2)
Rocket equation
81(1)
Systems of point masses
82(4)
Equations of motion
82(2)
Momentum conservation law
84(1)
Angular momentum conservation law
85(1)
Energy conservation law
86(1)
Lagrange's and Hamilton's equations
86(7)
Lagrange's equations and Hamilton's principle
86(3)
Hamilton's equations
89(4)
Rigid bodies
93(36)
Kinematics
93(4)
Density
93(1)
Center of mass
94(2)
Basic kinematic quantities
96(1)
Statics
97(14)
Force vectors
98(2)
Torque
100(1)
Couples
101(2)
Equilibrium conditions of statics
103(1)
Technical mechanics
104(2)
Machines
106(5)
Dynamics
111(1)
Moment of inertia and angular momentum
111(7)
Moment of inertia
111(5)
Angular momentum
116(2)
Work, energy and power
118(3)
Kinetic energy
119(1)
Torsional potential energy
120(1)
Theory of the gyroscope
121(8)
Tensor of inertia
121(3)
Nutation and precession
124(3)
Applications of gyroscopes
127(2)
Gravitation and the theory of relativity
129(24)
Gravitational field
129(8)
Law of gravitation
129(2)
Planetary motion
131(2)
Planetary system
133(4)
Special theory of relativity
137(11)
Principle of relativity
137(3)
Lorentz transformation
140(4)
Relativistic effects
144(1)
Relativistic dynamics
145(3)
General theory of relativity and cosmology
148(5)
Stars and galaxies
150(3)
Mechanics of continuous media
153(58)
Theory of elasticity
153(18)
Stress
153(3)
Elastic deformation
156(11)
Plastic deformation
167(4)
Hydrostatics, aerostatics
171(15)
Liquids and gases
172(1)
Pressure
172(8)
Buoyancy
180(3)
Cohesion, adhesion, surface tension
183(3)
Hydrodynamics, aerodynamics
186(25)
Flow field
186(1)
Basic equations of ideal flow
187(10)
Real flow
197(6)
Turbulent flow
203(3)
Scaling laws
206(3)
Flow with density variation
209(2)
Nonlinear dynamics, chaos and fractals
211(18)
Dynamical systems and chaos
212(9)
Dynamical systems
212(5)
Conservative systems
217(2)
Dissipative systems
219(2)
Bifurcations
221(4)
Logistic mapping
222(3)
Universality
225(1)
Fractals
225(4)
Formula symbols used in mechanics 229(24)
Tables on mechanics
231(22)
Density
231(8)
Solids
231(6)
Fluids
237(1)
Gases
238(1)
Elastic properties
239(4)
Dynamical properties
243(10)
Coefficients of friction
243(1)
Compressibility
244(4)
Viscosity
248(2)
Flow resistance
250(1)
Surface tension
251(2)
Part II Vibrations and Waves 253(154)
Vibrations
255(32)
Free undamped vibrations
257(11)
Mass on a spring
258(2)
Standard pendulum
260(3)
Physical pendulum
263(2)
Torsional vibration
265(1)
Liquid pendulum
266(1)
Electric circuit
267(1)
Damped vibrations
268(7)
Friction
269(4)
Damped electric oscillator circuit
273(2)
Forced vibrations
275(2)
Superposition of vibrations
277(6)
Superposition of vibrations of equal frequency
277(2)
Superposition of vibrations of different frequencies
279(1)
Superposition of vibrations in different directions and with different frequencies
280(2)
Fourier analysis, decomposition into harmonics
282(1)
Coupled vibrations
283(4)
Waves
287(24)
Basic features of waves
287(1)
Polarization
293(294)
Interference
294(6)
Coherence
294(1)
Interference
295(1)
Standing waves
296(3)
Waves with different frequencies
299(1)
Doppler effect
300(2)
Mach waves and Mach shock waves
302(1)
Refraction
302(2)
Reflection
304(1)
Phase relations
304(1)
Dispersion
305(1)
Diffraction
305(3)
Diffraction by a slit
306(1)
Diffraction by a grating
307(1)
Modulation of waves
308(1)
Surface waves and gravity waves
309(2)
Acoustics
311(24)
Sound waves
311(8)
Sound velocity
311(2)
Parameters of sound
313(4)
Relative quantities
317(2)
Sources and receivers of sound
319(9)
Mechanical sound emitters
319(2)
Electro-acoustic transducers
321(3)
Sound absorption
324(3)
Sound attenuation
327(1)
Flow noise
328(1)
Ultrasound
328(1)
Physiological acoustics and hearing
329(2)
Perception of sound
330(1)
Evaluated sound levels
331(1)
Musical acoustics
331(4)
Optics
335(72)
Geometric optics
337(21)
Optical imaging---fundamental concepts
338(3)
Reflection
341(4)
Refraction
345(13)
Lenses
358(6)
Thick lenses
358(6)
Thin lenses
364(1)
Lens systems
364(4)
Lenses with diaphragms
365(1)
Image defects
366(2)
Optical instruments
368(8)
Pinhole camera
369(1)
Camera
369(1)
Eye
370(2)
Eye and optical instruments
372(4)
Wave optics
376(19)
Scattering
376(1)
Diffraction and limitation of resolution
377(2)
Refraction in the wave picture
379(1)
Interference
380(4)
Diffractive optical elements
384(5)
Dispersion
389(1)
Spectroscopic apparatus
390(1)
Polarization of light
391(4)
Photometry
395(12)
Photometric quantities
396(7)
Photometric quantities
403(4)
Symbols used in formulae on vibrations, waves, arcoustics and optics 407(12)
Tables on vibrations, waves,acoustics and optics
409(10)
Tables on vibrations and acoustics
409(5)
Tables on optics
414(5)
Part III Electricity 419(174)
Charges and currents
421(18)
Electric charge
421(3)
Coulomb's law
423(1)
Electric charge density
424(2)
Electric current
426(2)
Ampere's law
428(1)
Electric current density
428(3)
Electric current flow field
430(1)
Electric resistance and conductance
431(8)
Electric resistance
431(1)
Electric conductance
432(1)
Resistivity and conductivity
432(1)
Mobility of charge carriers
433(1)
Temperature dependence of the resistance
434(1)
Variable resistors
435(1)
Connection of resistors
436(3)
Electric and magnetic fields
439(62)
Electric field
439(1)
Electrostatic induction
440(5)
Electric field lines
441(3)
Electric field strength of point charges
444(1)
Force
445(1)
Electric voltage
445(2)
Electric potential
447(7)
Equipotential surfaces
448(1)
Field strength and potential of various charge distributions
448(3)
Electric flux
451(2)
Electric displacement in a vacuum
453(1)
Electric polarization
454(3)
Dielectric
456(1)
Capacitance
457(3)
Parallel-plate capacitor
458(1)
Parallel connection of capacitors
458(1)
Series connection of capacitors
459(1)
Capacitance of simple arrangements of conductors
459(1)
Energy and energy density of the electric field
460(1)
Electric field at interfaces
461(1)
Magnetic field
462(1)
Magnetism
463(2)
Magnetic field lines
463(2)
Magnetic flux density
465(2)
Magnetic flux
467(2)
Magnetic field strength
469(1)
Magnetic potential difference and magnetic circuits
470(8)
Ampere's law
472(2)
Biot-Savart's law
474(2)
Magnetic field of a rectilinear conductor
476(1)
Magnetic fields of various current distributions
477(1)
Matter in magnetic fields
478(6)
Diamagnetism
480(1)
Paramagnetism
480(1)
Ferromagnetism
481(2)
Antiferromagnetism
483(1)
Ferrimagnetism
484(1)
Magnetic fields at interfaces
484(1)
Induction
485(3)
Faraday's law of induction
486(1)
Transformer induction
487(1)
Self-induction
488(4)
Inductances of geometric arrangements of conductors
490(1)
Magnetic conductance
491(1)
Mutual induction
492
Transformer
493
Energy and energy density of the magnetic field
494(2)
Maxwell's equations
496(5)
Displacement current
497(1)
Electromagnetic waves
498(2)
Poynting vector
500(1)
Application in electrical engineering
501(50)
Direct-current circuit
502(12)
Kirchhoff's laws for direct-current circuit
503(1)
Resistors in a direct-current circuit
503(2)
Real voltage source
505(2)
Power and energy in the direct-current circuit
507(1)
Matching for power transfer
508(1)
Measurement of current and voltage
509(1)
Resistance measurement by means of the compensation method
510(1)
Charging and discharging of capacitors
511(2)
Switching the current on and off in a RL-circuit
513(1)
Alternating-current circuit
514(30)
Alternating quantities
514(3)
Representation of sinusoidal quantities in a phasor diagram
517(2)
Calculation rules for phasor quantities
519(3)
Basics of alternating-current engineering
522(7)
Basic components in the alternating-current circuit
529(5)
Series connection of resistor and capacitor
534(1)
Parallel connection of a resistor and a capacitor
535(1)
Parallel connection of a resistor and an inductor
536(1)
Series connection of a resistor and an inductor
536(2)
Series-resonant circuit
538(1)
Parallel-resonant circuit
539(2)
Equivalence of series and parallel connections
541(1)
Radio waves
542(2)
Electric machines
544(7)
Fundamental functional principle
544(1)
Direct-current machine
545(2)
Three-phase machine
547(4)
Current conduction in liquids, gases and vacuum
551(22)
Electrolysis
551(9)
Amount of substance
551(1)
Ions
552(1)
Electrodes
552(1)
Electrolytes
552(5)
Galvanic cells
557(3)
Electrokinetic effects
560(1)
Current conduction in gases
560(5)
Non-self-sustained discharge
560(3)
Self-sustained gaseous discharge
563(2)
Electron emission
565(2)
Thermo-ionic emission
565(1)
Photo emission
565(1)
Field emission
566(1)
Secondary electron emission
567(1)
Vacuum tubes
567(6)
Vacuum-tube diode
568(1)
Vacuum-tube triode
568(3)
Tetrode
571(1)
Cathode rays
571(1)
Channel rays
571(2)
Plasma physics
573(20)
Properties of a plasma
573(13)
Plasma parameters
573(7)
Plasma radiation
580(1)
Plasmas in magnetic fields
581(2)
Plasma waves
583(3)
Generation of plasmas
586(2)
Thermal generation of plasma
586(1)
Generation of plasma by compression
586(2)
Energy production with plasmas
588(5)
MHD generator
588(1)
Nuclear fusion reactors
589(1)
Fusion with magnetic confinement
590(1)
Fusion with inertial confinement
591(2)
Symbols used in formulae on electricity and plasma physics 593(28)
Tables on electricity
595(26)
Metals and alloys
595(6)
Specific electric resistance
595(3)
Electrochemical potential series
598(3)
Dielectrics
601(5)
Practical tables of electric engineering
606(3)
Magnetic properties
609(5)
Ferromagnetic properties
614(5)
Magnetic anisotropy
617(2)
Ferrites
619(1)
Antiferromagnets
619(1)
Ion mobility
620(1)
Part IV Thermodynamics 621(150)
Equilibrium and state variables
623(52)
Systems, phases and equilibrium
623(4)
Systems
623(1)
Phases
624(1)
Equilibrium
625(2)
State variables
627(14)
State property definitions
627(2)
Temperature
629(5)
Pressure
634(3)
Particle number, amount of substance and Avogadro number
637(3)
Entropy
640(1)
Thermodynamic potentials
641(9)
Principle of maximum entropy---principle of minimum energy
641(1)
Internal energy as a potential
641(1)
Entropy as a thermodynamic potential
642(1)
Free energy
643(1)
Enthaply
644(3)
Free enthalpy
647(1)
Maxwell relations
648(1)
Thermodynamic stability
649(1)
Ideal gas
650(3)
Boyle-Mariotte law
651(1)
Law of Gay-Lussac
651(1)
Equation of state
652(1)
Kinetic theory of the ideal gas
653(8)
Pressure and temperature
653(2)
Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution
655(2)
Degrees of freedom
657(1)
Equipartition law
657(1)
Transport processes
658(3)
Equations of State
661(14)
Equation of state of the ideal gas
661(4)
Equation of state of real gases
665(6)
Equation of states for liquids and solids
671(4)
Heat, conversion of energy and changes of state
675(42)
Energy forms
675(4)
Energy units
675(1)
Work
676(1)
Chemical potential
677(1)
Heat
678(1)
Energy conversion
679(5)
Conversion of equivalent energies into heat
679(4)
Conversion of heat into other forms of energy
683(1)
Exergy and anergy
683(1)
Heat capacity
684(7)
Total heat capacity
684(2)
Molar heat capacity
686(1)
Specific heat capacity
687(4)
Changes of state
691(7)
Reversible and irreversible processes
691(1)
Isothermal processes
692(1)
Isobaric processes
693(1)
Isochoric processes
694(1)
Adiabatic (isentropic) processes
695(2)
Equilibrium states
697(1)
Laws of thermodynamics
698(4)
Zeroth law of thermodynamics
698(1)
First law of thermodynamics
698(3)
Second law of thermodynamics
701(1)
Third law of thermodynamics
702(1)
Carnot cycle
702(4)
Principle and application
702(3)
Reduced heat
705(1)
Thermodynamics machines
706(8)
Right-handed and left-handed processes
706(1)
Heat pump and refrigerator
707(1)
Stirling cycle
708(1)
Steam engine
709(1)
Open systems
710(1)
Otto and Diesel engines
711(2)
Gas turbines
713(1)
Gas liquefaction
714(3)
Generation of low temperatures
714(1)
Joule-Thomson effect
715(2)
Phase transitions, reactions and equalizing of heat
717(54)
Phase and state of aggregation
717(3)
Phase
717(1)
Aggregation states
717(1)
Conversions of aggregation states
718(1)
Vapor
719(1)
Order of phase transitions
720(4)
First-order phase transition
720(1)
Second-order phase transition
721(1)
Lambda transitions
722(1)
Phase-coexistence region
722(1)
Critical indices
723(1)
Phase transition and Van der Waals gas
724(3)
Phase equilibrium
724(1)
Maxwell construction
724(2)
Delayed boiling and delayed condensation
726(1)
Theorem of corresponding states
727(1)
Examples of phase transitions
727(4)
Magnetic phase transitions
727(1)
Order-disorder phase transitions
728(1)
Change in the crystal structure
729(1)
Liquid crystals
730(1)
Superconductivity
730(1)
Superfluidity
731(1)
Multicomponent gases
731(3)
Partial pressure and Dalton's law
732(1)
Euler equation and Gibbs-Duhem relation
733(1)
Multiphase systems
734(2)
Phase equilibrium
734(1)
Gibbs phase rule
734(1)
Clausius-Clapeyron equation
735(1)
Vapor pressure of solutions
736(6)
Raoult's law
736(1)
Boiling-point elevation and freezing-point depression
736(2)
Henry-Dalton law
738(1)
Steam-air mixtures (humid air)
738(4)
Chemical reactions
742(6)
Stoichiometry
743(1)
Phase rule for chemical reactions
744(1)
Law of mass action
744(2)
pH-value and solubility product
746(2)
Equalization of temperature
748(2)
Mixing temperature of two systems
748(1)
Reversible and irreversible processes
749(1)
Heat transfer
750(16)
Heat flow
751(1)
Heat transfer
751(2)
Heat conduction
753(4)
Thermal resistance
757(2)
Heat transmission
759(5)
Heat radiation
764(1)
Deposition of radiation
764(2)
Transport of heat and mass
766(5)
Fourier's law
766(1)
Continuity equation
766(1)
Heat conduction equation
767(1)
Fick's law and diffusion equation
768(1)
Solution of the equation of heat conduction and diffusion
769(2)
Formula symbols used in thermodynamics 771(44)
Tables on thermodynamics
775(40)
Characteristic temperatures
775(12)
Units and calibration points
775(2)
Melting and boiling points
777(9)
Curie and Neel temperatures
786(1)
Characteristics of real gases
787(1)
Thermal properties of substances
788(7)
Viscosity
788(1)
Expansion, heat capacity and thermal conductivity
789(6)
Heat transmission
795(3)
Practical correction data
798(6)
Pressure measurement
798(5)
Volume measurements---conversion to standard temperature
803(1)
Generation of liquid low-temperature baths
804(1)
Dehydrators
805(1)
Vapor pressure
806(3)
Solutions
806(1)
Relative humidity
806(1)
Vapor pressure of water
807(2)
Specific enthalpies
809(6)
Part V Quantum physics 815(250)
Photons, electromagnetic radiation and light quanta
817(8)
Planck's radiation law
817(3)
Photoelectric effect
820(2)
Compton effect
822(3)
Matter waves---wave mechanics of particles
825(26)
Wave character of particles
825(2)
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle
827(1)
Wave function and observable
827(8)
Schrodinger equation
835(9)
Piecewise constant potentials
837(4)
Harmonic oscillator
841(2)
Pauli principle
843(1)
Spin and magnetic moments
844(7)
Spin
844(3)
Magnetic moments
847(4)
Atomic and molecular physics
851(32)
Fundamentals of spectroscopy
851(3)
Hydrogen atom
854(5)
Bohr's postulates
855(4)
Stationary states and quantum numbers in the central field
859(5)
Many-electron atoms
864(4)
X-rays
868(3)
Applications of x-rays
870(1)
Molecular spectra
871(3)
Atoms in external fields
874(3)
Periodic Table of elements
877(2)
Interaction of photons with atoms and molecules
879(4)
Spontaneous and induced emission
879(4)
Elementary particle physics---standard model
883(24)
Unification of interactions
883(8)
Standard model
883(4)
Field quanta or gauge bosons
887(2)
Fermions and bosons
889(2)
Leptons, quarks, and vector bosons
891(9)
Leptons
891(1)
Quarks
892(2)
Hadrons
894(4)
Accelerators and detectors
898(2)
Symmetries and conservation laws
900(7)
Parity conservation and the weak interaction
900(1)
Charge conservation and pair production
901(1)
Charge conjugation and antiparticles
902(1)
Time-reversal invariance and inverse reactions
903(1)
Conservation laws
903(1)
Beyond the standard model
904(3)
Nuclear physics
907(60)
Constituents of the atomic nucleus
907(3)
Basic quantities of the atomic nucleus
910(2)
Nucleon-nucleon interaction
912(3)
Phenomenologic nucleon-nucleon potentials
912(2)
Meson exchange potentials
914(1)
Nuclear models
915(7)
Fermi-gas model
915(1)
Nuclear matter
915(1)
Droplet model
916(1)
Shell model
917(3)
Collective model
920(2)
Nuclear reactions
922(15)
Reaction channels and cross-sections
922(4)
Conservation laws in nuclear reactions
926(2)
Elastic scattering
928(1)
Compound-nuclear reactions
929(2)
Optical model
931(1)
Direct reactions
931(1)
Heavy-ion reactions
932(3)
Nuclear fission
935(2)
Nuclear decay
937(10)
Decay law
938(3)
α-decay
941(2)
β-decay
943(3)
γ-decay
946(1)
Emission of nucleons and nucleon clusters
947(1)
Nuclear reactor
947(3)
Types of reactors
949(1)
Nuclear fusion
950(3)
Interaction of radiation with matter
953(5)
Ionizing particles
953(3)
γ-radiation
956(2)
Dosimetry
958(9)
Methods of dosage measurements
962(2)
Environmental radioactivity
964(3)
Solid-state physics
967(98)
Structure of solid bodies
967(12)
Basic concepts of solid-state physics
967(1)
Structure of crystals
968(2)
Bravais lattices
970(4)
Methods for structure investigation
974(2)
Bond relations in crystals
976(3)
Lattice defects
979(5)
Point defects
979(2)
One-dimensional defects
981(1)
Two-dimensional lattice defects
982(1)
Amorphous solids
983(1)
Mechanical properties of materials
984(7)
Macromolecular solids
984(3)
Compound materials
987(1)
Alloys
988(2)
Liquid crystals
990(1)
Phonons and lattice vibrations
991(9)
Elastic waves
991(4)
Phonons and specific heat capacity
995(1)
Einstein model
996(1)
Debye model
997(2)
Heat conduction
999(1)
Electrons in solids
1000(11)
Free-electron gas
1001(6)
Band model
1007(4)
Semiconductors
1011(31)
Extrinsic conduction
1014(2)
Semiconductor diode
1016(7)
Transistor
1023(7)
Unipolar (field effect) transistors
1030(2)
Thyristor
1032(2)
Integrated circuits (IC)
1034(3)
Operational amplifiers
1037(5)
Superconductivity
1042(7)
Fundamental properties of superconductivity
1043(4)
High-temperature superconductors
1047(2)
Magnetic properties
1049(6)
Ferromagnetism
1052(2)
Antiferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism
1054(1)
Dielectric properties
1055(5)
Para-electric materials
1059(1)
Ferroelectrics
1059(1)
Optical properties of crystals
1060(5)
Excitons and their properties
1061(1)
Photoconductivity
1062(1)
Luminescence
1063(1)
Optoelectronic properties
1063(2)
Formula symbols used in quantum physics 1065(30)
Tables in quantum physics
1071(24)
Ionization potentials
1071(7)
Atomic and ionic radii of elements
1078(4)
Electron emission
1082(4)
X-rays
1086(1)
Nuclear reactions
1087(1)
Interaction of radiation with matter
1088(1)
Hall effect
1089(2)
Superconductors
1091(2)
Semiconductors
1093(2)
Thermal, magnetic and electric properties of semiconductors
1093(2)
Part VI Appendix 1095(36)
Measurements and measurement errors
1097(18)
Description of measurements
1097(3)
Quantities and SI units
1097(3)
Error theory and statistics
1100(15)
Types of errors
1100(2)
Mean values of runs
1102(2)
Variance
1104(1)
Correlation
1105(1)
Regression analysis
1106(1)
Rate distributions
1106(5)
Reliability
1111(4)
Vector calculus
1115(6)
Vectors
1115(1)
Multiplication by a scalar
1116(1)
Addition and subtraction of vectors
1117(1)
Multiplication of vectors
1117(4)
Differential and integral calculus
1121(4)
Differential calculus
1121(1)
Differentiation rules
1121(1)
Integral calculus
1122(2)
Integration rules
1123(1)
Derivatives and integrals of elementary functions
1124(1)
Tables on the SI
1125(6)
Index 1131

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