Physics for science and engineering /
John P. McKelvey, Howard Grotch.
- New York : Harper & Row, c1978.
- xx, 998 p. : & answer book. ill. ; 29 cm.
Measurements, Units ,and Vectors (Page-1), Newton’s Laws : Forces and Torques in Equilibrium (Page-19), Kinematics of A Particle (Page-61), Newton’s Second Law and Translational Dynamics (Page-99), Work and Energy (Page-128), Linear Momentum and The Conservation of Momentum (Page-164), Rotational Dynamics (Page-198), Universal Gravitation and Orbital Motion(Page-248), Oscillatory Motion(Page-277), Wave Motion (Page-305), Fluid Mechanics (Page-342), Fluid Mechanics (Page-342), Heat, Temperature , and The First Law Of Thermodynamics (Page-370), Thermal Properties of Ideal Systems and The Absolute Temperature Scale (Page-403), Disorder , Reversibility , Entropy and The Second Law of Thermodynamics(Page-439) ,Electrostatics and Coulombs Law (Page-469), Electric Fields and Electrostatic Potential (Page-484), Capacitance , Dielectrics, and Polarization (Page-535) Steady Currents and Direct Current Circuits (Page-562), Magnetic Fields From Steady Currents (Page-606), Electromagnetic Induction (Page-645), Magnetic Properties of Matter (Page-688), Alternating Current Circuits and Resonance (Page-716), Maxwell’s Equations and Electromagnetic Waves (Page-740), Propagation , Reflection and Refraction of Light (Page-764), Pinholes, Lenses, and Mirrors (Page-797), Physical optics (Page-850) Relativity and Nuclear Physics (Page-899), Quantum Physics (Page-933).