Halliday & Resnick's Principle of Physics
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TextPublisher: USA Wiley 2020Edition: 11th EditionDescription: xx, 1213, I-22,pagesISBN: 978-1-119-45401-4DDC classification: 530, WAL | Item type | Current location | Home library | Shelving location | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Chapter 1 -Measurement (Page-1), Chapter 2 -Motion Along A Straight Line (Page-11),Chapter 3 -Vectors (Page-34),Chapter 4 -Motion In Two And Three Dimensions (Page-53),Chapter 5 -Fo-rce And Motion—I (Page-79),Chapter 6 -Force And Motion—II (Page-104),Chapter 7 -Kinetic Energy And Work (Page-125),Chapter 8 -Potential Energy And Conservation Of Energy (Page-150),Chapter 9 -Center Of Mass And Linear Momentum (Page-181),Chapter 10- Rotation (Page-217),Chapter 11 -Rolling, Torque, And Angular Momentum (Page-251),Chapter 12 -Equilibrium And Elasticity (Page-280),Chapter 13- Gravitation (Page-302),Chapter 14- Fluids (Page-330),Chapter 15 -Oscillations (Page-354),Chapter 16- Waves—I (Page-380),Chapter 17 -Waves—II (Page-411),Chapter 18 -Temperature, Heat, And The First Law Of Thermodynamics (Page-442), Chapter 19 -The Kinetic Theory Of Gases (Page-472),Chapter 20 -Entropy And The Second Law Of Thermodynamics (Page-503),Chapter 21 -Coulomb’s Law (Page-527),Chapter 22 -Electric Fields (Page-544),Chapter 23 -Gauss’ Law (Page-569),Chapter 24 -Electric Potential (Page-592),Chapter 25 -Capacitance (Page-620),Chapter 26 -Current And Resistance (Page-646),Chapter 27 -Circuits (Page-669),Chapter 28 -Magnetic Fields (Page-697),Chapter 29 -Magnetic Fields Due To Currents (Page-726),Chapter 30 -Induction And Inductance (Page-750),Chapter 31 -Electromagnetic Oscillations And Alternating Current (Page-784),Chapter 32 -Maxwell’s Equations; Magnetism Of Matter (Page-819),Chapter 33 -Electromagnetic Waves (Page-848),Chapter 34 -Images (Page-881),Chapter 35 -Interference (Page-915),Chapter 36 -Diffraction (Page-946),Chapter 37 -Relativity (Page-976),Chapter 38 -Photons And Matter Waves (Page-1009),Chapter 39 -More About Matter Waves (Page-1040),Chapter 40 -All About Atoms (Page-1071),Chapter 41 -Conduction Of Electricity In Solids (Page-1102),Chapter 42 -Nuclear Physics (Page-1125),Chapter 43 -Energy From The Nucleus (Page-1155),Chapter 44 -Quarks, Leptons, And The Big Bang (Page-1180).
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