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Physics : for global scientists and engineers : vol. 2

By: Serway, Raymond A
Title By: Jewett, John W | Wilson, Kate | Wilson, Anna | Rowlands, Wayne
Publisher: South Melbourne, Cengage Learning, c2017.Edition: 2nd ed.Description: xxiii, 667-1270 p. : col. ill. ; 28 cm.ISBN: 9780170355520; 9780170355513Program: PHYS143Subject(s): Physics -- Textbooks | Physics -- Study and teachingDDC classification: 530 SE PH Online resources: Ebook | Location Map
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This second edition of Serway's Physics For Global Scientists and Engineers is a practical and engaging introduction for students of calculus-based physics. Students love the local and global case studies and worked examples, concise language and high-quality artwork, in two, easy-to-carry volumes. - NEW key topics in physics, such as the Higgs boson, engage students and keep them interested - NEW Maths icons highlight mathematical concepts in the text and direct students to the relevant information in the Maths Appendix - NEW Index of Symbols provides students with a quick reference for the symbols used throughout the book This volume (one) includes Mechanics, Mechanical properties of solids and fluids, Oscillations and mechanical waves, and Thermodynamics. Volume two covers Electricity and magnetism, Light and optics, and Quantum physics.
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Vol.1: Part I: Mechanics
1. Physics and measurement
2. Motion in one dimension
3. Motion in two dimensions
4. Forces and Newton’s laws
5. Further applications of Newton’s laws
Case study 1 Dragging sheep: an Ig Nobel winner, useful physics and easier workplaces
6. Work, force and energy
7. Conservation of energy
8. Linear momentum and collisions
9. Rotational motion 10. Energy and momentum in rotating systems
11. Gravity
12. Special relativity
Case study 2 Geodesy and gravity can tell us about our changing planet
Part II: Mechanical properties of solids and fluids: 13. Fluid statics
Case study 3 Measuring time by understanding fluids
14. Fluid dynamics
15. Solids
Part III: Oscillations and mechanical waves: 16. Oscillatory motion
17. Wave motion
18. Superposition and interference
Case study 4 The alphorn
Part IV: Thermodynamics: 19. Heat and temperature
20. Energy transfer processes and thermodynamics21. The kinetic theory of gases
22. The second law of thermodynamics, heat engines and entropy
Case study 5 Remote sensing the atmosphere
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Part V: Electricity and magnetism: 23. Electric fields
24. Gauss’s law
25. Electric potential
26. Energy and capacitance
27. Current and resistance
Case study 6 BSCCO: a high-temperature superconductor with local roots
28. Direct-current circuits
29. Magnetic fields
30. Magnetic forces
31. Faraday’s law
32. Inductance
33. Alternating-current circuits
34. Electromagnetic waves
Case study 7 Accelerator mass spectrometry
Part VI: Light and optics: 35. The nature of light and the principles of ray optics
36. Image formation
37. Wave optics
38. Diffraction patterns and polarisation
Case study 8 Fibre optics and the human body
Part VII: Quantum physics: 39. Quantisation and wave-particle duality
40. Introduction to quantum mechanics
41. Atomic physics
42. Quantum physics of molecules and solids
43. Nuclei and radioactivity
44. Particle physics
Case study 9 The discovery of the Higgs boson.

This second edition of Serway's Physics For Global Scientists and Engineers is a practical and engaging introduction for students of calculus-based physics. Students love the local and global case studies and worked examples, concise language and high-quality artwork, in two, easy-to-carry volumes. - NEW key topics in physics, such as the Higgs boson, engage students and keep them interested - NEW Maths icons highlight mathematical concepts in the text and direct students to the relevant information in the Maths Appendix - NEW Index of Symbols provides students with a quick reference for the symbols used throughout the book This volume (one) includes Mechanics, Mechanical properties of solids and fluids, Oscillations and mechanical waves, and Thermodynamics. Volume two covers Electricity and magnetism, Light and optics, and Quantum physics.

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