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Richard Wolfson
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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Doing Physics
- 1.1: Realms of Physics
- 1.2: Measurements and Units (12)
- 1.3: Working with Numbers (4)
- 1.4: Strategies for Learning Physics
- 1: End of Chapter Problems (3)
- 1: Extra Problems (5)
Chapter 2: Motion in a Straight Line
- 2.1: Average Motion (1)
- 2.2: Instantaneous Velocity (1)
- 2.3: Acceleration (1)
- 2.4: Constant Acceleration (2)
- 2.5: The Acceleration of Gravity (2)
- 2: End of Chapter Problems (12)
- 2: For Thought and Discussion (3)
- 2: Extra Problems (16)
Chapter 3: Motion in Two and Three Dimensions
- 3.1: Vectors
- 3.2: Velocity and Acceleration Vectors (2)
- 3.3: Relative Motion (2)
- 3.4: Constant Acceleration (1)
- 3.5: Projectile Motion (1)
- 3.6: Uniform Circular Motion
- 3: End of Chapter Problems (7)
- 3: For Thought and Discussion (3)
- 3: Extra Problems (27)
Chapter 4: Force and Motion
- 4.1: The Wrong Question
- 4.2: Newton's First and Second Laws (4)
- 4.3: Forces
- 4.4: The Force of Gravity (4)
- 4.5: Using Newton's Second Law (3)
- 4.6: Newton's Third Law (3)
- 4: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 4: For Thought and Discussion (6)
- 4: Extra Problems (17)
Chapter 5: Using Newton's Laws
- 5.1: Using Newton's Second Law (3)
- 5.2: Multiple Objects (2)
- 5.3: Circular Motion (2)
- 5.4: Friction
- 5.5: Drag Forces
- 5: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 5: For Thought and Discussion (3)
- 5: Extra Problems (23)
Chapter 6: Work, Energy, and Power
- 6.1: Work (5)
- 6.2: Forces That Vary (1)
- 6.3: Kinetic Power (3)
- 6.4: Power (4)
- 6: End of Chapter Problems (4)
- 6: For Thought and Discussion (2)
- 6: Extra Problems (15)
Chapter 7: Conservation of Energy
- 7.1: Conservative and Nonconservative Forces (2)
- 7.2: Potential Energy (4)
- 7.3: Conservation of Mechanical Energy (3)
- 7.4: Potential-Energy Curves (3)
- 7: End of Chapter Problems (16)
- 7: For Thought and Discussion (2)
- 7: Extra Problems (19)
Chapter 8: Gravity
- 8.1: Toward a Law of Gravity
- 8.2: Universal Gravitation (4)
- 8.3: Orbital Motion (2)
- 8.4: Gravitational Energy (2)
- 8.5: The Gravitational Field
- 8: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 8: For Thought and Discussion (3)
- 8: Extra Problems (11)
Chapter 9: Systems of Particles
- 9.1: Center of Mass (4)
- 9.2: Momentum (1)
- 9.3: Kinetic Energy of a System
- 9.4: Collisions
- 9.5: Totally Inelastic Collisions
- 9.6: Elastic Collisions
- 9: End of Chapter Problems (9)
- 9: Extra Problems (12)
Chapter 10: Rotational Motion
- 10.1: Angular Velocity and Acceleration (3)
- 10.2: Torque (2)
- 10.3: Rotational Inertia and the Analog of Newton's Law (2)
- 10.4: Rotational Energy
- 10.5: Rolling Motion
- 10: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 10: For Thought and Discussion (3)
- 10: Extra Problems (18)
Chapter 11: Rotational Vectors and Angular Momentum
- 11.1: Angular Velocity and Acceleration Vectors (1)
- 11.2: Torque and the Vector Cross Product (1)
- 11.3: Angular Momentum (3)
- 11.4: Conservation of Angular Momentum (2)
- 11.5: Gyroscopes and Precession
- 11: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 11: For Thought and Discussion (4)
- 11: Extra Problems (13)
Chapter 12: Static Equilibrium
- 12.1: Conditions for Equilibrium (1)
- 12.2: Center of Gravity (1)
- 12.3: Examples of Static Equilibrium (4)
- 12.4: Stability
- 12: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 12: Extra Problems (3)
Chapter 13: Oscillatory Motion
- 13.1: Describing Oscillatory Motion (1)
- 13.2: Simple Harmonic Motion (3)
- 13.3: Applications of Simple Harmonic Motion (2)
- 13.4: Circular and Harmonic Motion (1)
- 13.5: Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion (3)
- 13.6: Damped Harmonic Motion (1)
- 13.7: Driven Oscillations and Resonance
- 13: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 13: For Thought and Discussion (4)
- 13: Extra Problems (11)
Chapter 14: Wave Motion
- 14.1: Waves and Their Properties (4)
- 14.2: Wave Math (2)
- 14.3: Waves on a String (1)
- 14.4: Sound Waves (1)
- 14.5: Interference
- 14.6: Reflection and Refraction
- 14.7: Standing Waves (2)
- 14.8: The Doppler Effect and Shock Waves
- 14: End of Chapter Problems (6)
- 14: For Thought and Discussion (6)
- 14: Extra Problems (21)
Chapter 15: Fluid Motion
- 15.1: Density and Pressure (3)
- 15.2: Hydrostatic Equilibrium (2)
- 15.3: Archimedes' Principle and Buoyancy (1)
- 15.4: Fluid Dynamics (1)
- 15.5: Applications of Fluid Dynamics
- 15.6: Viscosity and Turbulence
- 15: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 15: For Thought and Discussion (1)
- 15: Extra Problems (9)
Chapter 16: Temperature and Heat
- 16.1: Heat, Temperature, and Thermodynamic Equilibrium
- 16.2: Heat Capacity and Specific Heat (1)
- 16.3: Heat Transfer (1)
- 16.4: Thermal-Energy Balance
- 16: End of Chapter Problems (15)
- 16: Extra Problems (12)
Chapter 17: The Thermal Behavior of Matter
- 17.1: Gases
- 17.2: Phase Changes (1)
- 17.3: Thermal Expansion (1)
- 17: End of Chapter Problems (5)
- 17: For Thought and Discussion (1)
- 17: Extra Problems (18)
Chapter 18: Heat, Work, and the First Law of Thermodynamics
- 18.1: The First Law of Thermodynamics (3)
- 18.2: Thermodynamic Processes (2)
- 18.3: Specific Heats of an Ideal Gas
- 18: End of Chapter Problems (9)
- 18: Extra Problems (1)
Chapter 19: The Second Law of Thermodynamics
- 19.1: Reversibility and Irreversibility
- 19.2-3: The Second Law of Thermodynamics and Its Applications (1)
- 19.4: Entropy and Energy Quality (2)
- 19: End of Chapter Problems (8)
- 19: Extra Problems (5)
Chapter 20: Electric Charge, Force, and Field
- 20.1: Electric Charge (3)
- 20.2: Coulomb's Law (2)
- 20.3: The Electric Field (2)
- 20.4: Fields of Charge Distributions (2)
- 20.5: Matter in Electric Fields (2)
- 20: End of Chapter Problems (11)
- 20: For Thought and Discussion (4)
- 20: Extra Problems (15)
Chapter 21: Gauss's Law
- 21.1: Electric Field Lines (5)
- 21.2: Electric Flux and Field (4)
- 21.3: Gauss's Law (2)
- 21.4: Using Gauss's Law (1)
- 21.5: Fields of Arbitrary Charge Distributions
- 21.6: Gauss's Law and Conductors (1)
- 21: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 21: For Thought and Discussion (12)
- 21: Extra Problems (13)
Chapter 22: Electric Potential
- 22.1: Electric Potential Difference (5)
- 22.2: Calculating Potential Difference (2)
- 22.3: Potential Difference and the Electric Field (1)
- 22.4: Charges Conductors (2)
- 22: End of Chapter Problems (12)
- 23: For Thought and Discussion (9)
- 23: Extra Problems (13)
Chapter 23: Electrostatic Energy and Capacitors
- 23.1: Electrostatic Energy (2)
- 23.2: Capacitors (4)
- 23.3: Using Capacitors (2)
- 23.4: Energy in the Electric Field (2)
- 23: End of Chapter Problems (11)
- 23: For Thought and Discussion (2)
- 23: Extra Problems (20)
Chapter 24: Electric Current
- 24.1: Electric Current (3)
- 24.2: Conduction Mechanisms (3)
- 24.3: Resistance and Ohm's Law (1)
- 24.4: Electric Power (1)
- 24.5: Electric Safety
- 24: End of Chapter Problems (7)
- 24: For Thought and Discussion (9)
- 24: Extra Problems (16)
Chapter 25: Electric Circuits
- 25.1: Circuits, Symbols, and Electromotive Force (6)
- 25.2: Series and Parallel Resistors (2)
- 25.3: Kirchhoff's Laws and Multiloop Circuits (3)
- 25.4: Electrical Measurements (1)
- 25.5: Capacitors in Circuits (1)
- 25: End of Chapter Problems (8)
- 25: For Thought and Discussion (10)
- 25: Extra Problems (13)
Chapter 26: Magnetism: Force and Field
- 26.1: What is Magnetism?
- 26.2: Magnetic Force and Field (1)
- 26.3: Charged Particles in Magnetic Fields
- 26.4: The Magnetic Force on a Current (1)
- 26.5: Origin of the Magnetic Field (1)
- 26.6: Magnetic Dipoles
- 26.7: Magnetic Matter
- 26.8: Ampère's Law
- 26: End of Chapter Problems (7)
- 26: Extra Problems (4)
Chapter 27: Electromagnetic Induction
- 27.1: Induced Currents
- 27.2: Faraday's Law (4)
- 27.4: Induction and Energy
- 27.4: Inductance
- 27.5: Magnetic Energy
- 27.6: Induced Electric Fields
- 27: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 27: For Thought and Discussion (6)
- 27: Extra Problems (24)
Chapter 28: Alternating-Current Circuits
- 28.1: Alternating Current (3)
- 28.2: Circuit Elements in AC Circuits (1)
- 28.3: LC Circuits (1)
- 28.4: Driven RLC Circuits and Resonance (1)
- 28.5-6: Power in AC Circuits and Transformers and Power Supplies
- 28.6: Transformers and Power Supplies
- 28: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 28: For Thought and Discussion (6)
- 28: Extra Problems (15)
Chapter 29: Maxwell's Equations and Electromagnetic Waves
- 29.1: The Four Laws of Electromagnetism
- 29.2: Ambiguity in Ampère's Law (2)
- 29.3: Maxwell's Equations
- 29.4: Electromagnetic Waves (2)
- 29.5: Properties of Electromagnetic Waves (7)
- 29.6: The Electromagnetic Spectrum
- 29.7: Producing Electromagnetic Waves
- 29.8: Energy and Momentum in Electromagnetic Waves (2)
- 29: End of Chapter Problems (8)
- 29: For Thought and Discussion (6)
- 29: Extra Problems (20)
Chapter 30: Reflection and Refraction
- 30.1: Reflection (2)
- 30.2: Refraction (3)
- 30.3: Total Internal Reflection (3)
- 30.4: Dispersion
- 30: End of Chapter Problems (7)
- 30: For Thought and Discussion (4)
- 30: Extra Problems (10)
Chapter 31: Images and Optical Instruments
- 31.1: Images with Mirrors (4)
- 31.2: Images with Lenses (2)
- 31.3: Refraction in Lenses: The Details
- 31.4: Optical Instruments (1)
- 31: End of Chapter Problems (8)
- 31: For Thought and Discussion (8)
- 31: Extra Problems (9)
Chapter 32: Interference and Diffraction
- 32.1: Coherence and Interference
- 32.2: Double-Slit Interference (2)
- 32.3: Multiple-Slit Interference and Diffraction Gratings (2)
- 32.4: Interferometry
- 32.5: Huygen's Principle and Diffraction (3)
- 32.6: The Diffraction Limit
- 32: End of Chapter Problems (7)
- 32: For Thought and Discussion (6)
- 32: Extra Problems (17)
Chapter 33: Relativity
- 33.1: Speed c Relative to What?
- 33.2: Matter, Motion, and the Ether
- 33.3: Special Relativity
- 33.4: Space and Time in Relativity (4)
- 33.5: Simultaneity Is Relative
- 33.6: The Lorentz Trasformations
- 33.7: Energy and Momentum in Relativity
- 33.8: Electromagnetism and Relativity
- 33.9: General Relativity
- 33: End of Chapter Problems (10)
- 33: For Thought and Discussion (3)
- 33: Extra Problems (6)
Chapter 34: Particles and Waves
- 34.1: Toward Quantum Theory
- 34.2: Blackbody Radiation (2)
- 34.3: Photons (2)
- 34.4: Atomic Spectra and the Bohr Atom (2)
- 34.5: Matter Waves (3)
- 34.6: The Uncertainty Principle (2)
- 34.7: Complementarity
- 34: End of Chapter Problems (11)
- 34: For Thought and Discussion (8)
- 34: Extra Problems (17)
Chapter 35: Quantum Mechanics
- 35.1: Particles, Waves, and Probability
- 35.2: The Schrödinger Equation (1)
- 35.3: Particles and Potentials (1)
- 35.4: Quantum Mechanics in Three Dimensions
- 35.5: Relativistic Quantum Mechanics
- 35: End of Chapter Problems (6)
- 35: Extra Problems (5)
Chapter 36: Atomic Physics
- 36.1: The Hydrogen Atom (3)
- 36.2: Electron Spin
- 36.3: The Exclusion Principle
- 36.4: Multielectron Atoms and the Periodic Table
- 36.5: Transitions and Atomic Spectra (1)
- 36: End of Chapter Problems (6)
- 36: For Thought and Discussion (1)
- 36: Extra Problems (2)
Chapter 37: Molecules and Solids
- 37.1: Molecular Bonding
- 37.2: Molecular Energy Levels (1)
- 37.3: Solids (1)
- 37.4: Superconductivity
- 37: End of Chapter Problems (8)
- 37: Extra Problems (1)
Chapter 38: Nuclear Physics
- 38.1: Elements, Isotopes, and Nuclear Structure (2)
- 38.2: Radioactivity
- 38.3: Binding Energy and Nucleosynthesis (1)
- 38.4: Nuclear Fission
- 38.5: Nuclear Fusion
- 38: End of Chapter Problems (7)
- 38: For Thought and Discussion (1)
- 38: Extra Problems (14)
Chapter 39: From Quarks to the Cosmos
- 39.1: Particles and Forces
- 39.2: Particles and More Particles (3)
- 39.3: Quarks and the Standard Model (1)
- 39.4: Unification (1)
- 39.5: The Evolving Universe (2)
- 39: End of Chapter Problems (3)
- 39: Extra Problems (3)

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Chapter 31: Images and Optical Instruments
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Chapter 33: Relativity
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Chapter 39: From Quarks to the Cosmos
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P	3	036 039 042
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