Physics 50 Lectures @ SJSU

Peter Beyersdorf
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This is an enhanced audio podcast of Dr. Beyersdorf's Physics 50 lectures at San Jose State University. Episodes are recorded on Monday and Wednesday afternoons during the fall 2008 semester.

  1. 11/12/2008

    Review of Chapters 1-8

    We review midterm #4 as well as chapters 1-8 on vectors, kinematics, projectile motion, Newton's laws, and work and energy

  2. 04/12/2008

    Review of chapters 13-16

    We review oscillation and simple harmonic motion, fluid mechanics, waves and sound.

  3. 02/12/2008

    Doppler Shift and Interference

    We look at wave effects for sound including interference and beat notes and the doppler shift caused by a moving listener or source.

  4. 26/11/2008

    Sound and Hearing

    We continue to look at mechanical waves, focusing on sound and hearing, specifically the decibel units for sound level.

  5. 24/11/2008

    Mechanical Waves

    We introduce waves by considering solutions to the wave equations for propagation along a string. We introduce the concepts of superposition and standing waves.

  6. 20/11/2008

    Fluid Dynamics

    We introduce the continuity equation for mass and volume flow rate and the Bernoulli equation for relating pressure, height and speed of fluid.

  7. 18/11/2008

    Hydrostatics

    We introduce density, pressure and the buoyant force and derive Pascal's law for fluids.

  8. 13/11/2008

    Periodic Motion

    We look at parameters of periodic motion. Specifically we investigate simple harmonic motion and the pendulum.

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This is an enhanced audio podcast of Dr. Beyersdorf's Physics 50 lectures at San Jose State University. Episodes are recorded on Monday and Wednesday afternoons during the fall 2008 semester.

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  • Création
    Peter Beyersdorf
  • Années d’activité
    2006 - 2008
  • Épisodes
    17
  • Classification
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  • Copyright
    © 2008 Peter Beyersdorf
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    Physics 50 Lectures @ SJSU