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Được britneybritney sửa chữa / chuyển vào 19:04 ngày 10/08/2004

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Được britneybritney sửa chữa / chuyển vào 00:26 ngày 15/08/2004

BEST COLLECTION ,
FIRST READ AND THEN DOWNLOAD,
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Illustrated Physics Textbooks
by Benjamin Crowell
Visit Benjamin Crowell''s excellent website:
Code:
http://www.lightandmatter.com/index.html
Newtonian Physics
Contents
0 Introduction and Review
0.1 The Scientific Method
0.2 What Is Physics?
0.3 How to Learn Physics
0.4 Self-Evaluation
0.5 Basic of the Metric System
0.6 The Newton, the Metric Unit of Force
0.7 Less Common Metric Prefixes
0.8 Scientific Notation
0.9 Conversions
0.10 Significant Figures
1 Scaling and Order-of-Magnitude Estimates
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Scaling of Area and Volume
1.3 Scaling Applied to Biology
1.4 Order-of-Magnitude Estimates
Motion in One Dimension
2 Velocity and Relative Motion
2.1 Types of Motion
2.2 Describing Distance and Time
2.3 Graphs of Motion; Velocity.
2.4 The Principle of Inertia
2.5 Ad***ion of Velocities
2.6 Graphs of Velocity Versus Time
2.7õ^ô Applications of Calculus
3 Acceleration and Free Fall
3.1 The Motion of Falling Objects
3.2 Acceleration
3.3 Positive and negative acceleration
3.4 Varying Acceleration
3.5 The Area Under the Velocity-Time Graph
3.6 Algebraic Results for Constant Acceleration
3.7* Biological Effects of Weightlessness
3.8õ^ô Applications of Calculus
4 Force and Motion
4.1 Force
4.2 Newton''s first law
4.3 Newton''s Second Law
4.4 What Force Is Not
4.5 Inertial and Noninertial Frames of Reference
5 Analysis of Forces
5.1 Newton''s Third Law
5.2 Classification and Behavior of Forces
5.3 Analysis of Forces
5.4 Transmission of Forces by Low-Mass Objects
5.5 Objects Under Strain
5.6 Simple Machines: The Pulley
Motion in Three Dimensions
6 Newton''s Laws in Three Dimensions
6.1 Forces Have No Perpendicular Effects
6.2 Coordinates and Components
6.3 Newton''s Laws in Three Dimensions
7 Vectors
7.1 Vector Notation
7.2 Calculations with Magnitude and Direction
7.3 Techniques for Adding Vectors
7.4* Unit Vector Notation
7.5* Rotational Invariance
8 Vectors and Motion
8.1 The Velocity Vector
8.2 The Acceleration Vector
8.3 The Force Vector and Simple Machines
8.4õ^ô Calculus With Vectors
9 Circular Motion
9.1 Conceptual Framework for Circular Motion
9.2 Uniform Circular Motion
9.3 Nonuniform Circular Motion
10 Gravity
10.1 Kepler''s Laws
10.2 Newton''''s Law of Gravity
10.3 Apparent Weightlessness
10.4 Vector Ad***ion of Gravitational Forces
10.5 Weighing the Earth
10.6* Evidence for Repulsive Gravity
Code:
http://www.lightandmatter.com/bk1.pdf
Conservation Laws
Contents
1 - Conservation of Energy
1.1 The Search for a Perpetual Motion Machine
1.2 Energy
1.3 A Numerical Scale of Energy
1.4 Kinetic Energy
1.5 Power
2 - Simplifying the Energy Zoo
2.1 Heat is Kinetic Energy
2.2 Potential Energy: Energy of Distance or Closeness
2.3 All Energy is Potential or Kinetic
3 - Work: The Transfer of Mechanical Energy
3.1 Work: The Transfer of Mechanical Energy
3.2 Work in Three Dimensions
3.3 Varying Force
3.4õ^ô Applications of Calculus
3.5 Work and Potential Energy
3.6* When Does Work Equal Force Times Distance?
3.7* The Dot Product
4 - Conservation of Momentum
4.1 Momentum
4.2 Collisions in One Dimension
4.3* Relationship of Momentum to the Center of Mass
4.4 Momentum Transfer
4.5 Momentum in Three Dimensions
4.6õ^ô Applications of Calculus
5 - Conservation of Angular Momentum
5.1 Conservation of Angular Momentum
5.2 Angular Momentum in Planetary Motion
5.3 Two Theorems About Angular Momentum
5.4 Torque: the Rate of Transfer of Angular Momentum
5.5 Statics
5.6 Simple Machines: The Lever
A - Thermodynamics (optional)
A.1 Pressure and Temperature
A.2 Microscopic Description of an Ideal Gas
A.3 Entropy
Index
Code:
http://www.lightandmatter.com/bk2.pdf
Vibrations and Waves
Contents
Note: See Simple Nature for coverage of complex number techniques.
1 Vibrations
1.1 Period, Frequency, and Amplitude
1.2 Simple Harmonic Motion
1.3* Proofs
Summary
Homework Problems
2 Resonance
2.1 Energy in Vibrations
2.2 Energy Lost From Vibrations
2.3 Putting Energy Into Vibrations
2.4* Proofs
Summary
Homework Problems
3 Free Waves
3.1 Wave Motion
3.2 Waves on a String
3.3 Sound and Light Waves
3.4 Periodic Waves
3.5 The Doppler Effect
Summary
Homework Problems
4 Bounded Waves
4.1 Reflection, Transmission, and Absorption
4.2* Quantitative Treatment of Reflection
4.3 Interference Effects
4.4 Waves Bounded on Both Sides
Summary
Homework Problems
Glossary
Index
Code:
http://www.lightandmatter.com/bk3.pdf
Electricity and Magnetism
Contents
Note: See Simple Nature for coverage of the following topics: the Biot-Savart law, LRC circuits, Maxwell''''s equations.
Preface
1 Electricity and the Atom
1.1 The Quest for the Atomic Force
1.2 Charge, Electricity and Magnetism
1.3 Atoms
1.4 Quantization of Charge
1.5 The Electron
1.6 The Raisin cookie Model of the Atom
Summary
Homework Problems
2 The Nucleus
2.1 Radioactivity
2.2 The Planetary Model of the Atom
2.3 Atomic Number
2.4 The Structure of Nuclei
2.5 The Strong Nuclear Force, Alpha Decay and Fission
2.6 The Weak Nuclear Force; Beta Decay
2.7 Fusion
2.8 Nuclear Energy and Binding Energies
2.9 Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation
2.10* The Creation of the Elements
Summary
Homework Problems
3 Circuits, Part 1
3.1 Current
3.2 Circuits
3.3 Voltage
3.4 Resistance
3.5 Current-Conducting Properties of Materials
3.6õ^ô Applications of Calculus
Summary
Homework Problems
4 Circuits, Part 2
4.1 Schematics
4.2 Parallel Resistances and the Junction Rule
4.3 Series Resistances
Summary
Homework Problems
5 Fields of Force
5.1 Why Fields?
5.2 The Gravitational Field
5.3 The Electric Field
5.4õ^ô Voltage for Nonuniform Electric Fields
Summary
Homework Problems 15
6 Electromagnetism
6.1 The Magnetic Field
6.2* Calculating Magnetic Fields and Forces
6.3 Induction
6.4 Electromagnetic Waves
6.5 Calculating Energy in Fields
6.6* Symmetry and Handedness
Summary
Homework Problems
Index
Code:
http://www.lightandmatter.com/bk4.pdf
Optics
Contents
1 The Ray Model of Light
1.1 The Nature of Light
1.2 Interaction of Light with Matter
1.3 The Ray Model of Light
1.4 Geometry of Specular Reflection
1.5* The Principle of Least Time for Reflection
Summary
Homework Problems
2 Images by Reflection, Part I
2.1 A Virtual Image
2.2 Curved Mirrors
2.3 A Real Image
2.4 Images of Images
Summary
Homework Problems
3 Images by Reflection, Part II
3.1 A Real Image Formed by an In-Bending Mirror
3.2 Other Cases With Curved Mirrors
3.3* Aberrations
Summary
Homework Problems
4 Refraction and Images
4.1 Refraction
4.2 Lenses
4.3* The Lensmaker''''s Equation
4.4* Refraction and the Principle of Least Time
Summary
Homework Problems
5 Wave Optics
5.1 Diffraction
5.2 Scaling of Diffraction
5.3 The Correspondence Principle
5.4 Huygens'''' Principle
5.5 Double-Slit Diffraction
5.6 Repetition
5.7 Single-Slit Diffraction
Summary
Homework Problems
Index
Code:
http://www.lightandmatter.com/bk5.pdf
The Modern Revolution in Physics
Contents
1 Relativity
1.1 The Principle of Relativity
1.2 Distortion of Time and Space
1.3 Dynamics
Summary
Homework Problems
2 Rules of Randomness
2.1 Randomness Isn''''t Random
2.2 Calculating Randomness
2.3 Probability Distributions
2.4 Exponential Decay and Half-Life
2.5õ^ô Applications of Calculus
Summary
Homework Problems
3 Light as a Particle
3.1 Evidence for Light as a Particle
3.2 How Much Light Is One Photon?
3.3 Wave-Particle Duality
3.4 Photons in Three Dimensions
Summary
Homework Problems
4 Matter as a Wave
4.1 Electrons as Waves
4.2õ^ô* Dispersive Waves
4.3 Bound States
4.4 The Uncertainty Principle and Measurement
4.5 Electrons in Electric Fields
4.6õ^ô* The Schrodinger Equation
Summary
Homework Problems
5 The Atom
5.1 Classifying States
5.2 Angular Momentum in Three Dimensions
5.3 The Hydrogen Atom
5.4* Energies of States in Hydrogen
5.5 Electron Spin
5.6 Atoms With More Than One Electron
Summary
Homework Problems
Index
Photo Cre***s
Code:
http://www.lightandmatter.com/bk6.pdf
Simple Nature
An introductory physics textbook for scientists and engineers
Simple Nature is a physics textbook intended for students in a three-semester introductory calculus-based course. It''''s free in digital form, but is not yet available in print. (If you''''re looking for a text for a one-year course of the type normally taken by life-science majors, check out Light and Matter.)
Contents
1 Conservation of Mass
2 Conservation of Energy
3 Conservation of Momentum
4 Conservation of Angular Momentum
5 Thermodynamics
6 Waves
7 Relativity
8 Atoms and Electromagnetism
9 DC Circuits
10 Fields
11 Electromagnetism
12 Quantum Physics
Code:
http://www.lightandmatter.com/sn/simple.pdf
Simple Nature workbook
Code:
http://www.lightandmatter.com/sn/simplewb.pdf
And... also :
http://www.lightandmatter.com/dp/dp.pdf.
Discover Physics is a conceptual physics textbook intended for students in a non-mathematical one-semester general-education course.
I hope you enjoy these... and better your English.
Được britneybritney sửa chữa / chuyển vào 00:24 ngày 15/08/2004

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