College Physics （PCK CSM HA）

Etkina, Eugenia/ Gentile, Michael/ Van Heuvelen, Alan

Addison-Wesley（2013/08発売）

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780321822420
DDC分類 530

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I. Introducing Physics1. Kinematics: Motion in One Dimension2. Newtonian Mechanics 3. Applying Newton's Laws4. Circular Motion5. Impulse and Linear Momentum6. Work and Energy7. Extended Bodies at Rest8. Rotational Motion9. Gases10. Static Fluids11. Fluids in Motion12. First Law of Thermodynamics13. Second Law of Thermodynamics14. Electric Charge, Force, and Energy15. The Electric Field16. DC Circuits17. Magnetism18. Electromagnetic Induction19. Vibrational Motion20. Mechanical Waves21. Reflection and Refraction22. Mirrors and Lenses23. Wave Optics24. Electromagnetic Waves25. Special Relativity26. Quantum Optics27. Atomic Physics28. Nuclear Physics29. Particle Physics