The Feynman lectures on physics 1 [Mainly mechanics, radiation, and heat]
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Chapter
1.
Atoms in Motion
1-1
Introduction
1-1
1-2
Matter is made of atoms
1-2
1-3
Atomic processes
1-5
1-4
Chemical reactions
1-6
Chapter
2.
Basic Physics
2-1
Introduction
2-1
2-2
Physics before
1920 2-3
2-3
Quantum physics
2-6
2-4
Nuclei and particles
2-8
Chapter
3.
The Relation of Physics to Other Sciences
3-1
Introduction
3-1
3-2
Chemistry
3-1
3-3
Biology
3-2
3-4
Astronomy
3-6
3-5
Geology
3-7
3-6
Psychology
3-8
3-7
How did it get that way?
3-9
Chapter
4.
Conservation of Energy
4-1
What is energy?
4-1
4-2
Gravitational potential energy
4-2
4-3
Kinetic energy
4-5
4-4
Other forms of energy
4-6
Chapter
5.
Time and Distance
5-1
Motion
5-1
5-2
Time
5-1
5-3
Short times
5-2
5-4
Long times
5-3
5-5
Units and standards of time
5-5
5-6
Large distances
5-5
5-7
Short distances
5-8
Chapter
6.
Probability
6-1
Chance and likelihood
6-1
6-2
Fluctuations
6-3
6-3
The random walk
6-5
6-4
A probability distribution
6-7
6-5
The uncertainty principle
6-10
Chapter
7.
The Theory of Gravitation
7-1
Planetary motions
7-1
7-2
Kepler s laws
7-1
7-3
Development of dynamics
7-2
7-4
Newton s law of gravitation
7-3
7-5
Universal gravitation
7-5
7-6
Cavendish s experiment
7-9
7-7
What is gravity?
7-9
7-8
Gravity and relativity
7-11
Chapter
8.
Motion
8-1
Description of motion
8-1
8-2
Speed
8-2
8-3
Speed as a derivative
8-5
8-4
Distance as an integral
8-7
8-5
Acceleration
8-8
Chapter
9.
Newton s Laws of Dynamics
9-1
Momentum and force
9-1
9-2
Speed and velocity
9-2
9-3
Components of velocity, acceleration, and force
9-3
9-4
What is the force?
9-3
9-5
Meaning of the dynamical equations
9-4
9-6
Numerical solution of the equations
9-5
9-7
Planetary motions
9-6
Chapter
10.
Conservation of Momentum
10-1
Newton s Third Law
10-1
10-2
Conservation of momentum
10-2
10-3
Momentum is conserved!
10-5
10-4
Momentum and energy
10-7
10-5
Relativistic momentum
10-8
Chapter
11.
Vectors
11-1
Symmetry in physics
11-1
11-2
Translations
11-1
11-3
Rotations
11-3
11-4
Vectors
11-5
11-5
Vector algebra
11-6
11-6
Newton s laws in vector notation
11-7
11-7
Scalar product of vectors
11-8
Chapter
12.
Characteristics of Force
12-1
What is a force?
12-1
12-2
Friction
12-3
12-3
Molecular forces
12-6
12-4
Fundamental forces. Fields
12-7
12-5
Pseudo
forces
12-10
12-6
Nuclear forces
12-12
Chapter
13.
Work and Potential Energy (A)
13-1
Energy of a falling body
13-1
13-2
Work done by gravity
13-3
13-3
Summation of energy
13-6
13-4
Gravitational field of large objects
13-8
Chapter
14.
Work and Potential Energy (conclusion)
14-1
Work
14-1
14-2
Constrained motion
14-3
14-3
Conservative forces
14-3
14-4
Nonconservative
forces
14-6
14-5
Potentials and fields
14-7
Chapter
15.
The Special Theory of Relativity
15-1
The principle of relativity
15-1
15-2
The
Lorentz
transformation
15-3
15-3
The Michelson-Morley experiment
15-3
15-4
Transformation of time
15-5
15-5
The
Lorentz
contraction
15-7
15-6
Simultaneity
15-7
15-7
Four-vectors
15-8
15-8
Relativistic dynamics
15-9
15-9
Equivalence of mass and energy
15-10
Chapter
16.
Relativistic Energy and Momentum
16-1
Relativity and the philosophers
16-1
16-2
The twin paradox
16-3
16-3
Transformation of velocities
16-4
16-4
Relativistic mass
16-6
16-5
Relativistic energy
16-8
Chapter
17.
Space-Time
17-1
The geometry of space-time
17-1
17-2
Space-time intervals
17-2
17-3
Past, present, and future
17-4
17-4
More about four-vectors
17-5
17-5
Four-vector algebra
17-7
Chapter
18.
Rotation in Two Dimensions
18-1
The center of mass
18-1
18-2
Rotation of a rigid body
18-2
18-3
Angular momentum
18-5
18-4
Conservation of angular momentum
18-6
Chapter
19.
Center of Mass; Moment of Inertia
19-1
Properties of the center of mass
19-1
19-2
Locating the center of mass
19-4
19-3
Finding the moment of inertia
19-5
19-4
Rotational kinetic energy
19-7
Chapter
20.
Rotation in Space
20-1
Torques in three dimensions
20-1
20-2
The rotation equations using cross products
20-4
20-3
The gyroscope
20-5
20-4
Angular momentum of a solid body
20-8
Chapter
21.
The Harmonic Oscillator
21-1
Linear differential equations
21-1
21-2
The harmonic oscillator
21-1
21-3
Harmonic motion and circular motion
21-4
21-4
Initial conditions
21-4
21-5
Forced oscillations
21-5
Chapter
22.
Algebra
22-1
Addition and multiplication
22-1
22-2
The inverse operations
22-2
22-3
Abstraction and generalization
22-3
22-4
Approximating irrational numbers
22-4
22-5
Complex numbers
22-7
22-6
Imaginary exponents
22-9
Chapter
23.
Resonance
23-1
Complex numbers and harmonic motion
23-1
23-2
The forced oscillator with damping
23-3
10
23-3
Electrical resonance
23-5
23-4
Resonance in nature
23-7
Chapter
24.
Transients
24-1
The energy of an oscillator
24-1
24-2
Damped oscillations
24-2
24-3
Electrical transients
24-5
Chapter
25.
Linear Systems and Review
25-1
Linear differential equations
25-1
25-2
Superposition of solutions
25-2
25-3
Oscillations in linear systems
25-5
25-4
Analogs in physics
25-6
25-5
Series and parallel impedances
25-8
Chapter
26.
Optics: The Principle of Least Time
26-1
Light
26-1
26-2
Reflection and refraction
26-2
26-3
Fermat s principle of least time
26-3
26-4
Applications of Fermat s principle
26-5
26-5
A more precise statement of Fermat s principle
26-7
26-6
How it works
26-8
Chapter
27.
Geometrical Optics
27-1
Introduction
27-1
27-2
The focal length of a spherical surface
27-1
27-3
The focal length of a lens
27-4
27-4
Magnification
27-5
27-5
Compound lenses
27-6
27-6
Aberrations
27-7
27-7
Resolving power
27-7
Chapter
28.
Electromagnetic Radiation
28-1
Electromagnetism
28-1
28-2
Radiation
28-3
28-3
The
dipole
radiator
28-5
28-4
Interference
28-6
Chapter
29.
Interference
29-1
Electromagnetic waves
29-1
29-2
Energy of radiation
29-2
29-3
Sinusoidal waves
29-2
29-4
Two
dipole
radiators
29-3
29-5
The mathematics of interference
29-5
Chapter
30.
Diffraction
30-1
The resultant amplitude due to
η
equal oscillators
30-1
30-2
The diffraction grating
30-3
30-3
Resolving power of a grating
30-5
30-4
The parabolic antenna
30-6
30-5
Colored films; crystals
30-7
30-6
Diffraction by opaque screens
30-8
30-7
The field of a plane of oscillating charges
30-10
Chapter
31.
The Origin of the Refractive Index
31-1
The index of refraction
31-1
31-2
The field due to the material
31-4
31-3
Dispersion
31-6
31-4
Absorption
31-8
31-5
The energy carried by an electric wave
31-9
31-6
Diffraction of light by a screen
31-10
Chapter
32.
Radiation Damping. Light Scattering
32-1
Radiation resistance
32-1
32-2
The rate of radiation of energy
32-2
32-3
Radiation damping
32-3
32-4
Independent sources
32-5
32-5
Scattering of light
32-6
Chapter
33.
Polarization
33-1
The electric vector of light
33-1
33-2
Polarization of scattered light
33-3
33-3
Birefringence
33-3
33-4
Polarizers
33-5
33-5
Optical activity
33-6
33-6
The intensity of reflected light
33-7
33-7
Anomalous refraction
33-9
Chapter
34.
Relativistic Effects in Radiation
34-1
Moving sources
34-1
34-2
Finding the apparent motion
34^2
34-3
Synchrotron radiation
34-3
34-4
Cosmic synchrotron radiation
34-6
34-5 Bremsstrahlung 34-6
34-6
The
Doppler
effect
34-7
34-7
The
ω,
к
four-vector
34-9
34-8
Aberration
34-10
34-9
The momentum of light
34-10
Chapter
35.
35-1
35-2
35-3
35-4
35-5
35-6
Color Vision
The human eye
35-1
Color depends on intensity
35-2
Measuring the color sensation
35-3
The chromaticity diagram
35-6
The mechanism of color vision
35-7
Physiochemistry of color vision
35-9
Chapter
36.
Mechanisms of Seeing
36-1
The sensation of color
36-1
36-2
The physiology of the eye
36-3
36-3
The rod cells
36-6
36-4
The compound (insect) eye.
36-6
36-5
Other eyes
36-9
36-6
Neurology of vision
36-9
Chapter
37.
Quantum Behavior
37-1
Atomic mechanics
37-1
37-2
An experiment with bullets
37-2
37-3
An experiment with waves
37-3
37-4
An experiment with electrons
37-4
37-5
The interference of electron waves
37-5
37-6
Watching the electrons
37-7
37-7
First principles of quantum mechanics
37-10
37-8
The uncertainty principle
37-11
38-5
Energy levels
38-7
38-6
Philosophical implications
38-8
Chapter
39.
The Kinetic Theory of Gases
39-1
Properties of matter
39-1
39-2
The pressure of a gas
39-2
39-3
Compressibility of radiation
39-6
39-4
Temperature and kinetic energy
39-6
39-5
The ideal gas law
39-10
Chapter
40.
The Principles of Statistical Mechanics
40-1
The exponential atmosphere
40-1
40-2
The Boltzmann law
40-2
40-3
Evaporation of a liquid
40-3
40-4
The distribution of molecular speeds
40-4
40-5
The specific heats of gases
40-7
40-6
The failure of classical physics
40-8
Chapter
41.
The Brownian Movement
41-1
Equipartition of energy
41-1
41-2
Thermal equilibrium of radiation
41-3
41-3
Equipartition and the quantum oscillator
41-6
41-4
The random walk
41-8
Chapter
42.
Applications of Kinetic Theory
42-1
Evaporation
42-1
42-2
Thermionic emission
42-4
42-3
Thermal ionization
42-5
42-4
Chemical kinetics
42-7
42-5
Einstein s laws of radiation
42-8
Chapter
43.
Diffusion
43-1
Collisions between molecules
43-1
43-2
The mean free path
43-3
43-3
The drift speed
43-4
43-4
Ionic conductivity
43-6
43-5
Molecular diffusion
43-7
43-6
Thermal conductivity
43-9
Chapter
44.
The Laws of Thermodynamics
44-1
Heat engines
;
the first law
44-1
44-2
The second law
44-3
44-3
Reversible engines
44-4
44-4
The efficiency of an ideal engine
44-7
44-5
The thermodynamic temperature
44-9
44-6
Entropy
44-10
Chapter
45.
Illustrations of Thermodynamics
45-1
Internal energy
45-1
45-2
Applications
45-4
45-3
The Clausius-Clapeyron equation
45-6
Chapter
38.
The Relation of Wave and Particle
Viewpoints
38-1
Probability wave amplitudes
38-1
38-2
Measurement of position and momentum
38-2
38-3
Crystal diffraction
38-4
38-4
The size of an atom
38-5
Chapter
46.
Ratchet and Pawl
46-1
How a ratchet works
46-1
46-2
The ratchet as an engine
46-2
46-3
Reversibility in mechanics
46-4
46-4
Irreversibility
46-5
46-5
Order and entropy
46-7
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Chapter
47.
Sound.
47-1
Waves
47-1
The Wave Equation
47-2
The propagation of sound
47-3
47-3
The wave equation
47-4
47-4
Solutions of the wave equation
47-6
47-5
The speed of sound
47-7
Chapter
48.
Beats
48-1
Adding two waves
48-1
48-2
Beat notes and modulation
48-3
48-3
Side bands
48-4
48^t
Localiœd
wave trains
48-5
48-5
Probability amplitudes for
particles
48-7
48-6
Waves in three dimensions
48-9
48-7
Normal modes
48-10
Chapter
49.
Modes
49-1
The reflection of waves
49-1
49-2
Confined waves, with natural frequencies
49-2
49-3
Modes in two dimensions
49-3
49-4
Coupled pendulums
49-6
49-5
Linear systems
49-7
Index
Chapter
50.
Harmonics
50-1
Musical tones
50-1
50-2
The Fourier series
50-2
50-3
Quality and consonance
50-3
50-4
The Fourier coefficients
50-5
50-5
The energy theorem
50-7
50-6
Nonlinear responses
50-8
Chapter
51.
Waves
51-1
Bow waves
51-1
51-2
Shock waves
51-2
51-3
Waves in solids
51-4
51-4
Surface waves
51-7
Chapter
52.
52-1
52-2
52-3
52-4
52-5
52-6
52-7
52-8
52-9
Symmetry in Physical Laws
Symmetry operations
52-1
Symmetry in space and time
52-1
Symmetry and conservation laws
52-3
Mirror reflections
52-4
Polar and axial vectors
52-6
Which hand is right?
52-8
Parity is not conserved!
52-8
Antimatter
52-10
Broken symmetries
52-11
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| spellingShingle | Feynman, Richard P. 1918-1988 Leighton, Robert B. 1919-1997 Sands, Matthew L. 1919-2014 The Feynman lectures on physics Physik (DE-588)4045956-1 gnd |
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| title | The Feynman lectures on physics |
| title_auth | The Feynman lectures on physics |
| title_exact_search | The Feynman lectures on physics |
| title_full | The Feynman lectures on physics 1 [Mainly mechanics, radiation, and heat] Feynman ; Leighton ; Sands |
| title_fullStr | The Feynman lectures on physics 1 [Mainly mechanics, radiation, and heat] Feynman ; Leighton ; Sands |
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| title_short | The Feynman lectures on physics |
| title_sort | the feynman lectures on physics mainly mechanics radiation and heat |
| topic | Physik (DE-588)4045956-1 gnd |
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