PHY-6 Physics for Humanists, Spring 2006

Lectures

Session	Type	Title
1	Lecture	Lecture 1: Introduction and Syllabus 2006	[Slides]
2	Lecture	Lecture 2: Requirements, Projects, Early Relativity	[Slides]
3	Lecture	Lecture 3: Relative Motion, Velocity, Newton	[Slides]
4	Lecture	Lecture 4: EM Waves, Ether, Light	[Slides]
5	Lecture	Lecture 5: Time and Space Relative	[Slides]
6	Lecture	Lecture 6: Space-time, Velocity, Twins	[Slides]
7	Lecture	Lecture 7: From Twins to Relativistic Energy	[Slides]
8	Lecture	Lecture 8: Relativistic Energy	[Slides]
9	Lecture	Lecture 9: Nuclear Energy and General Relativity	[Slides]
10	Lecture	Lecture 10: General Relativity	[Slides]
11	Lecture	Lecture 11: Cosmology and Quantum Introduction	[Slides]
12	Lecture	Lecture 12: Early Quantum Physics	[Slides]
13	Lecture	Lecture 13: Atomic Spectra and Bohr	[Slides]
14	Lecture	Lecture 14: Bohr's Atom, Probability, deBroglie	[Slides]
15	Lecture	Lecture 15: Electron Waves and Wave Functions	[Slides]
16	Lecture	Lecture 16: Copenhagen Interpretation	[Slides]
17	Lecture	Lecture 17: Background and Copenhagen Play	[Slides]
18	Lecture	Lecture 18: More Copenhagen	[Slides]
19	Lecture	Lecture 19: A-Bombs and Frisch-Peierls	[Slides]
20	Lecture	Lecture 20: A-bombs	[Slides]
21	Lecture	Lecture 21: A-Bombs and Effects	[Slides]
22	Lecture	Lecture 22: Nuclear Radiation	[Slides]
23	Lecture	Lecture 23: H-Bomb and Arms Control	[Slides]
24	Lecture	Lecture 24: Nuclear Reactors	[Slides]