物理学：第5版．下册

Chapter 9 Oscillation

9-1 Simple Harmonic Motion, Amplitude, Period and Frequency, Phase

1. Simple harmonic motion

2. Amplitude

3. Period and frequency

4. Phase

5. The solution of constant A and ψ

9-2 Rotating Vector

9-3 Single Pendulum and the Physical Pendulum

1 . Single pendulum

2.Physical pendulum

9-4 Energyin Simple Harmonic Motion

9-5 Superposition of Simple Harmonic Motions

1. Superposition of two simple harmonic motions with same frequency in the same direction

2. Superposition of two simple harmonic motions with the same frequency in perpendicular direction

*3.Superposition of several simple harmonic motions with the same frequency in the same direction

4. Superposition of two simple harmonic motions with different frequency in the same direction beat

*9-6 Damped Oscillation, Forced Oscillation and Resonance

1. Damped oscillation

2. Forced oscillation

3. Resonance

9-7 Electromagnetic Oscillation

1. Oscillation circuit, free electromagnetic oscillation without damping

2. The equation of the free electromagnetic oscillation without damping

3. The energy of the free electromagnetic oscillation without damping

*9-8 The Brief Introduction of Non -linear System

QUESTIONS

EXERCISES

Chapter 10 Wave Motion

10-1 Several Concepts of Mechanical Wave

1. The formation of mechanical wave

2. Transverse wave and the longitudinal wave

3. Wavelength, wave period and frequency, wave speed

4. Wave line , wave surface , wave front

10-2 Wave Function of Simple Harmonic Wave

1. Wave function of simple harmonic wave

2. The physical meaning of wave function

10-3 Energy in Wave Motion, Energy Flux Density

1. The propagation of wave energy

2. Energy flux and energy flux density

10-4 Huygens Principle, Diffraction and Interference of Waves

1. Huygens principle

2. The diffraction of waves

3. The interference of waves

10-5 Standing Waves

1. Formation of standing waves

2. Equation of standing waves

3. Phase jump

4. Energyin standing waves

5. Normal modes of oscillation

10-6 Doppler Effect

1. Observer moving with velocity vo relative to medium while wave source is at rest

2. Wave source moving with velocity Vs relative to the medium toward,while observer is at rest

3. Wave source and observer moving simultaneously relative to the medium

10-7 Plane Electromagnetic Waves

1. Generation and propagation of electromagnetic waves

2. Characteristics of plane electromagnetic waves

3. Energy in electromagnetic waves

4. The electromagnetic spectrum

*10 -8 Sound Wave, Ultrasonic Wave and Infrasonic Wave

1 . The sound wave

2. Ultrasonic wave

3. Infrasonic wave

QUESTIONS

EXERCISES

Chapter 11 Optics

11-1 Coherent Light

11-2 Young's Double-slit Interference, Lloyd Mirror

1. Yong's double-slit interference

*2. The effect of the slit width to the fringes, space coherence

3. Lloyd mirror

11-3 Optical Path, Film Interference

1. Optical path

2. The lens does not introduce the additional optical path difference

3. Interferencein thin film

*4. Equalinclination interference

11-4 Wedge, Newton's Ring

1. Wedge

2. Newton's ring

11-5 Michelson Interferometer, Time Coherence

1. Michelson interferometer

* 2. Time coherence

11-6 The Diffraction of Light

1. The diffraction phenomenon oflight

2. Huygens -Fresnelprinciple

3. Fresnel diffraction and Fraunhofer diffraction

11-7 Single-slit Diffraction

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Chapter 12 Gas Kinetics

Chapter 13 Fundamentals of thermodynamics

Chapter 14 Theory of Relativity

Chapter 15 Quantum Physics

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