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9780878910878

Physics

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  • ISBN13:

    9780878910878

  • ISBN10:

    0878910875

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-08-01
  • Publisher: Research & Education Assn

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Subjects examined include vectors plane motion, conservation of energy, dynamics of systems and particles, sound waves, gravitation, temperature, heat and the first and second laws of thermodynamics. Advanced topics covered are electromagnetism, Gauss' Law, electric circuits, Faraday's Law, electromagnetic waves, and geometrical optics.

Table of Contents

Vectors and Scalars
Basic Definitions of Vectors and Scalars
1(1)
Addition of Vectors (a- + b-)---Geometric Methods
2(2)
Subtraction of Vectors
4(3)
The Components of a Vector
7(5)
The Unit Vector
12(5)
Adding Vectors Analytically
17(2)
Multiplication of Vectors
19(8)
Vectors and Scalars
22(5)
One-Dimensional Motion
Basic Definitions
27(3)
Motion with Constant Acceleration
30(3)
Freely Falling Bodies
33(9)
One-dimensional Motion
36(6)
Plane Motion
Displacement, Velocity, and Acceleration in General Planar Motion
42(4)
Motion in a Plane with Constant Acceleration
46(3)
Projectile Motion
49(4)
Uniform Circular Motion
53(8)
Plane Motion
56(5)
Dynamics of a Particle
Newton's Second Law
61(1)
Newton's Third Law
62(1)
Mass and Weight
63(2)
Friction
65(3)
The Dynamics of Uniform Circular Motion---Centripetal Force
68(8)
Dynamics of a Particle
71(5)
Work and Energy
Work Done by a Constant Force
76(2)
Block on an Inclined Plane
78(2)
Work Done by a Varying Force
80(5)
Power
85(2)
Kinetic Energy
87(1)
Work-Energy Theorem
87(7)
Work and Energy
90(4)
Conservation of Energy
Conservative Forces
94(4)
Potential Energy
98(1)
Conservation of Mechanical Energy
99(4)
One-dimensional Conservative Systems
103(2)
Nonconservative Forces
105(3)
The Conservation of Energy
108(1)
The Relationship Between Mass and Energy
109(9)
Conservation of Energy
112(6)
The Dynamics of Systems of Particles
Center of Mass of a System of Particles
118(13)
Motion of the Center of Mass
131(3)
Work---Energy Theorem for a System of Particles
134(2)
Linear Momentum of a Particle
136(3)
Linear Momentum of a System of Particles
139(5)
Conservation of Linear Momentum
144(1)
Elastic and Inelastic Collisions in One Dimension
145(2)
Collisions in Two and Three Dimensions
147(8)
The Dynamics of Systems of Particles
150(5)
Rotational Kinematics
Rotational Motion---The Variables
155(5)
Rotational Motion with Constant Angular Acceleration
160(3)
Relation Between Linear and Angular Kinematics for a Particle in Circular Motion
163(7)
Rotational Kinematics
166(4)
Rotational Dynamics
Torque
170(1)
Angular Momentum
171(3)
Kinetic Energy of Rotation and Rotational Inertia
174(4)
Some Rotational Inertias
178(2)
Rotational Dynamics of a Rigid Body
180(3)
Rolling Bodies
183(2)
Conservation of Angular Momentum
185(7)
Rotational Dynamics
187(5)
Harmonic Motion
Oscillations---Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
192(5)
Energy Considerations of SHM
197(3)
Pendulums
200(4)
Simple Harmonic Motion and Uniform Circular Motion
204(11)
Harmonic Motion
209(6)
Sound Waves
Speed of Sound
215(1)
Intensity of Sound
216(1)
Allowed Frequencies of a String, Fixed at Both Ends, or an Organ Pipe, Open at Both Ends
217(1)
The Beat Equation for Particle Displacement
218(1)
The Beat Frequency
218(1)
The Doppler Effect
219(3)
Half Angle of a Shock Wave
222(5)
Sound Waves
223(4)
Gravitation
Newton's Law of Gravitation
227(1)
The Motion of Planets and Satellites---Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion
228(4)
Angular Momentum of Orbiting Planets
232(2)
Gravitational Potential Energy, U
234(2)
Potential Energy for a System of Particles
236(2)
Kinetic Energy
238(1)
Total Energy
239(7)
Gravitation
242(4)
Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies
Rigid Bodies in Static Equilibrium
246(1)
Free-body Diagrams
247(9)
Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies
250(6)
Fluid Statics
Pressure in a Static Fluid
256(2)
Archimedes' Principle (Buoyancy)
258(2)
Measurement of Pressures
260(3)
Fluid Dynamics
Equation of Continuity
263(2)
Bernoulli's Equation
265(3)
Viscosity
268(2)
Reynolds Number: NB
270(3)
Temperature
The Kelvin, Celsius, and Fahrenheit Scales
273(2)
Coefficients of Thermal Expansion
275(6)
Fluid Statics---Temperature
277(4)
Heat and the First Law of Thermodynamics
Quantity of Heat and Specific Heat
281(1)
Heat Conduction
282(2)
Thermal Resistance, R
284(2)
Convection
286(1)
Thermal Radiation
286(2)
Heat and Work
288(3)
The First Law of Thermodynamics
291(6)
Applications of the First Law of Thermodynamics
297(11)
Heat and the First Law of Thermodynamics
302(6)
Kinetic Theory of Gases
Ideal Gas Equation
308(2)
Pressure and Molecular Speed of an Ideal Gas
310(1)
Kinetic Energy of an Ideal Gas
311(2)
Internal Energy of an Ideal Monatomic Gas
313(3)
Specific Heats of an Ideal Gas
316(3)
Mean Free Path
319(6)
Kinetic Theory of Gases
321(4)
Entropy and the Second Law of Thermodynamics
Efficiency of a Heat Engine
325(2)
Entropy, S
327(10)
Entropy and the Second Law of Thermodynamics
332(5)
Electromagnetism and Electric Fields
Coulomb's Law
337(2)
Definition of an Electric Field
339(1)
Lines of Force
340(2)
Electric Field for a Point Charge
342(2)
Torque and Potential Energy of a Dipole
344(1)
Gauss' Law
Flux of the Electric Field
345(3)
Gauss' Law
348(1)
Applications of Gauss' Law
349(8)
Various Gaussian Surfaces
357(8)
Electromagnetism---Gauss' Law
360(5)
Electric Potential (Voltage)
Electric Potential
365(4)
Potential Difference in a Uniform Electric Field
369(2)
Electric Potential Due to a Point Charge
371(1)
Potential of a Group of Point Charges
371(2)
Electric Potential Due to a Dipole
373(3)
Electric Potential Energy
376(1)
Calculation of E from V
377(7)
Electric Potential (Voltage)
378(6)
Capacitors
Parallel-plate Capacitors
384(2)
Cylindrical Capacitors
386(1)
Spherical Capacitors
387(1)
Capacitors in Series
387(1)
Capacitors in Parallel
387(3)
Energy Stored in a Capacitor
390(2)
Energy Density in an Electric Field
392(1)
Parallel-plate Capacitor with Dielectric
393(2)
Cylindrical Capacitor with Dielectric
395(1)
Energy Stored in a Capacitor with a Dielectric
396(1)
Energy Density in an Electric Field with a Dielectric
396(1)
Gauss' Law with a Dielectric
396(11)
Capacitors
403(4)
Current and Resistance
Electric Current
407(1)
Current Density and Current
407(1)
Mean Drift Speed
408(1)
Resistance
408(2)
Resistivity
410(1)
Temperature and Resistivity
411(1)
Calculation of a Metal's Resistivity
412(1)
Power
413(1)
Joule's Law
414(3)
Circuits
Electromotive Force, EMF(e)
417(1)
Current in a Simple Circuit
417(1)
The Loop Theorem
418(3)
Circuit with Several Loops
421(1)
RC Circuits (Resistors and Capacitors)
422(8)
Current and Resistance---Circuits
426(4)
The Magnetic Field
Force in a Magnetic Field
430(1)
Force on a Current-carrying Wire
431(2)
Torque on a Current Loop
433(2)
Energy of a Dipole
435(1)
Circulating Charged Orbitals in a Magnetic Field
435(1)
E/M for an Electron (Thomson's Experiment)
436(1)
Magnetic Fields and Currents
The Biot-Savart Law
437(2)
Parallel Conductors
439(3)
Ampere's Law
442(1)
Magnetic Field of a Solenoid
443(1)
Magnetic Field of a Toroid
444(1)
Magnetic Field of a Current Loop
445(8)
The Magnetic Field---Magnetic Fields and Currents
447(6)
Faraday's Law and Inductance
Magnetic Flux
453(1)
Faraday's Law of Induction
453(2)
Faraday's Law with Electric Fields
455(1)
Self-inductance
455(1)
Inductance of a Solenoid
456(1)
The RL Circuit
457(1)
Current Change in an RL Circuit
457(2)
Energy Stored by an Inductor
459(1)
Energy Stored in a Magnetic Field
460(1)
EMF Due to Mutual Induction
460(1)
Mutual Inductance of Close-packed Coils (i.e., Solenoids, Toroids, etc.)
460(8)
Faraday's Law and Inductance
463(5)
Electromagnetic Oscillations
Energy Transfers in LC Oscillations
468(1)
Frequency of LC Oscillations
469(1)
Conservation of Energy for LC Oscillations
469(1)
Conservation of Energy for Damped (RCL) Oscillations
469(1)
Solution for the Energy Conservation Differential Equations of RCL Oscillations
470(1)
Forced Oscillations
470(5)
Alternating Currents
A Resistive Circuit
475(1)
A Capacitive Circuit
476(2)
An Inductive Circuit
478(2)
Current Amplitude
480(2)
Impedance
482(1)
Phase Angle
483(2)
Resonance
485(1)
Power: Two Equations
485(1)
The Transformer
486(7)
Electromagnetic Oscillations---Alternating Currents
488(5)
Electromagnetic Waves
Speed of Light
493(1)
The Poynting Vector
493(3)
Polarization of Light
496(1)
The Doppler Effect for Light
497(2)
Geometrical Optics
Reflection and Refraction
499(2)
Snell's Law
501(3)
Total Internal Reflection
504(2)
Brewster's Law
506(1)
Incident Angle Plane Mirrors
506(1)
Spherical Mirrors
507(3)
Spherical Refracting Surface
510(1)
Thin Lenses
510(1)
Thin Lens Diagrams
511(7)
Electromagnetic Waves---Geometrical Optics
514(4)
Interference
Young's Experiment
518(1)
Interference Maxima and Minima
519(2)
Adding Phasors
521(1)
Thin-film Interference
521(4)
Diffraction
Single-slit Diffraction
525(3)
Circular Diffraction
528(1)
Rayleigh's Criterion
528(1)
Double-slit Diffraction
528(2)
Multiple-slit Diffraction
530(2)
Diffraction Gratings
532(1)
X-ray Diffraction
533
Interference---Diffraction
534

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