Physics for scientists & engineers with modern physics /
Physics for scientists and engineers with modern physics
Douglas C. Giancoli.
- 3rd ed.
- Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Prentice Hall, c2000.
- 1172p,. (various pagings) : ill. (some col.) ; 28 cm.
Introduction, Measurement, Estimating (Page-1), Describing Motion (Page-16), Kinematics in Two Dimensions (Page-45), Dynamics : Newton’s laws of Motion (Page-77), Further Applications of Newton’s Laws (Page-106), Gravitation and Newton’s Synthesis (Page-133), Work and Energy (Page-155), Conservations of Energy(Page-176), inear Momentum and Collisions (Page-206), Rotational Motion About A Fixed Axis (Page-239), General Rotation (Page-279), Static Equilibrium (Page-300), Fluids (Page-332), Oscillations (Page-362), Wave Motion (Page-388), Sound (Page-417),Temperature (Page-445), Kinetic theory of Gases (Page-466), Electric Charge and Electric Field (Page-545), Gauss’s Law (Page-575), Electric Currents (Page-634), DC Circuits (Page-658), Magnetism (Page-686), Source of Magnetics Field (Page-709),Electromagnetic Induction (Page-734), Inductance (Page-756), Light (Page-810), Lenses (Page-836), Wave Nature of Light (Page-866), Diffraction (Page-887), Special Theory of Relativity (Page-916), Early quantum Theory (Page-949), Molecules and Solids (Page-1030), Nuclear Physics (Page-1061), Nuclear Energy (Page-1085), Elementary Particles (Page-1114), Astrophysics and Cosmology (Page-1140).