Part 5: Electricity Chapter 21, Electrostatics21.1, Electromagnetism21.2, Electric Charge21.3, Insulators, Conductors, Semiconductors, and Superconductors21.4, Electrostatic Charging21.5, Electrostatic Force - Coulomb's Law21.6, Coulomb's Law and Newton's Law of GravitationChapter 22, Electric Fields and Gauss's Law22.1, Definition of an Electric Field22.2, Field Lines22.3, Electric Field due to Point Charges22.4, Electric Field due to a Dipole22.5, General Charge Distributions22.6, Force due to an Electric Field22.7, Electric Flux22.8, Gauss's Law22.9, Special SymmetriesChapter 23, Electric Potential23.1, Electric Potential Energy23.2, Definition of Electric Potential23.3, Equipotential Surfaces and Lines23.4, Electric Potential of Various Charge Distributions23.5, Finding the Electric Field from the Electric Potential23.6, Electric Potential Energy of a System of Point ChargesChapter 24, Capacitors24.1, Capacitance24.2, Circuits24.3, Parallel Plate Capacitor and Other Types of Capacitors24.4, Capacitors in Circuits24.5, Energy Stored in Capacitors24.6, Capacitors with Dielectrics24.7, Microscopic Perspective on DielectricsChapter 25, Current and Resistance25.1, Electric Current25.2, Current Density25.3, Resistivity and Resistance25.4, Electromotive Force and Ohm's Law25.5, Resistors in Series25.6, Resistors in Parallel25.7, Energy and Power in Electric Circuits25.8, Diodes: One-Way Streets in CircuitsChapter 26, Direct Current Circuits26.1, Kirchoff's Rules26.2, Single-Loop Circuits26.3, Multiloop Circuits26.4, Ammeters and Voltmeters26.5, RC CircuitsPart 6: MagnetismChapter 27, Magnetism27.1, Permanent Magnets27.2, Magnetic Force27.3, Motion of CharChapter 28, Magnetic Fields of Moving Charges28.1, Biot-Savart Law28.2, magnetic Fields due to Current Distributions28.3, Ampere's Law28.4, Magnetic Fields of Solenoids and Toroids28.5, Atoms as Magnets28.6, Magnetic Properties of matter28.7, Magnetism and SuperconductivityChapter 29, Electromagnetic Induction29.1, Faraday's Experiments29.2, Faraday's Law of induction29.3, Lenz's Law29.4, Generators and Motors29.5, Induced Electric Field29.6, Inductance of a Solenoid29.7, Self-Induction and Mutual Induction29.8, RL Circuits29.9, Energy and Energy Density of a Magnetic Field29.10, Applications of Information TechnologyChapter 30, Alternating Current Circuits30.1, LC Circuits30.2, Analysis of LC Oscillations30.3, Damped Oscillations in an RLC Circuit30.4, Driven AC Circuits30.5, Series RLC Circuits30.6, Energy and Power in AC Circuits30.7, Transformers30.8, RectifiersChapter 31, Electromagnetic Waves31.1, Maxwell's Law of Induction for Induced Magnetic Fields31.2, Wave Solutions to Maxwell's Equations31.3, The Electromagnetic Spectrum31.4, Poynting Vector and Energy Transport31.5, Radiation Pressure31.6, Polarization31.7, Derivation of the Wave EquationPart7: OpticsChapter 32, Geometric Optics32.1, Light Rays and Shadows32.2, Reflection and Plane Mirrors32.3, Curved Mirrors32.4, Refraction and Snell's LawChapter 33, Lenses and Optical Instruments33.1, Lenses33.2, Magnifier33.3, Systems of Two or More Optical Elements33.4, Human Eye33.5, Camera33.6, Microscope33.7, Telescope33.8, Laser TweezersChapter 34, Wave Optics34.1, Light Waves34.2, Interference34.3, Diffraction34.4, GratingsPart 8: RelativityChapter 35, Relativity 35.1, Space, Time, and the Speed of Light35.2, Time Dilation and Length Contraction35.3, Lorentz Transformation35.4, Relativistic Momentum and Energy35.5, General Relativity35.6, Relativity in our Daily Lives: GPSChapter 36, Quantum Physics36.1, The Nature of Matter, Space, and Time36.2, Blackbody Radiation36.3, Photoelectric Effect36.4, Compton Scattering36.5, Matter Waves36.6, Uncertainty Relation36.7, Spin36.8, Spin and StatisticsChapter 37, Quantum Mechanics37.1, Wave Function37.2, Time-Independent Schroedinger Equation37.3, Infinite Potential Well37.4, Finite Potential Wells37.5, Harmonic Oscillator37.6, Wave Functions and Measurements37.7, Correspondence Principle37.8, Time-Dependent Schroedinger Equation37.9, Many-Particle Wave Function37.10, AntimatterChapter 38, Atomic Physics 38.1, Spectral Lines38.2, Bohr's Model of the Atom38.3, Hydrogen Electron Wave Function38.4, Other Atoms38.5, LasersChapter 39, Elementary Particle Physics 39.1, Reductionism39.2, Probing Substructure39.3, Elementary Particles39.4, Extensions of the Standard Model39.5, Composite Particles39.6, Big Bang CosmologyChapter 40, Nuclear Physics40.1, Nuclear Properties40.2, Nuclear Decay40.3, Nuclear Models40.4, Nuclear Energy: Fission and Fusion40.5, Nuclear Astrophysics40.6, Nuclear Medicine
