This lecture note
covers the following topics: Motion in one dimension and Vectors, Motion in two
and three dimensions and Force and Motion, Work and Kinetic Energy, Potential
Energy and Conservation of Energy, Center of Mass and Linear Momentum, Rotation,
Torque and Angular Momentum, Equilibrium and Elasticity, Gravitation,
Oscillations, Waves and Sound, Temperature, Heat and the First Law of
Thermodynamics.
This
note explains the following topics: Atomic Models,basics Of Atomic Spectra,
Basics Of Atomic Spectra, X-ray, Photoelectric Effect And Compton
Effect,molecular Spectra, Raman Spectra, Laser,properis Of Nucleus, Nucleus
Models, Nuclear Reaction , Nuclear Fission And Nuclear Fusion,
Radioactivity, Elementary Particles.
This note explains the following topics: Newton’s first law, Newton’s second law, Newton’s third law, Gravity, The solar system,
The Age of Calculus, Law of conservation of momentum, Conservation of Energy and Pressure.
This note covers
the following topics: Crystallography and Crystal Structures, X-ray Diffraction
and Defects in Crystals, Lasers and Sensors, Fiber Optics, Interference and
Diffraction.
This note explains the following topics:
Relativity, with an emphasis on dynamics, Classical waves, Quantum mechanics,
Applications of quantum mechanics to atomic physics, nuclear physics, particle
physics, solid state physics and statistical physics.
This book describes how modern physics based
on relativity theory and quantum mechanics was born in the beginning of the 20th
century from a collapse of classical physics. Topics covered includes: Dr
Faustus, Zeno’s Paradox, Birth of Modern Physics, The Fall of Science, Mysticism
of Modern Physics, Quantum Field Magics, Paradoxes and Catastrophes.
The study of Modern
Physics is the study of the enormous revolution in our view of the physical
universe that began just prior to 1900. Topics covered includes: Galilean
transformations, The Quantum Theory of Light, Special Relativity, Relativity :
Mass, Energy and Momentum.
This lecture note
covers the following topics: Motion in one dimension and Vectors, Motion in two
and three dimensions and Force and Motion, Work and Kinetic Energy, Potential
Energy and Conservation of Energy, Center of Mass and Linear Momentum, Rotation,
Torque and Angular Momentum, Equilibrium and Elasticity, Gravitation,
Oscillations, Waves and Sound, Temperature, Heat and the First Law of
Thermodynamics.
This note aims to give an introduction to the subject of nuclear
physics. Topics covered includes: Nuclear Sizes and Isotope Shifts, Semi
Empirical Mass Formula, Nuclear stability and radioactive decays, Cross
sections theory and experiment, Radioactive decay theory, Particle
interactions in matter, Particle detectors and Applications of nuclear
physics.