Great Ideas of Classical Physics

1. 01 The Great Ideas of Classical Physics.mp322.75MB
2. 02 Describing Motion — A Break from Aristotle.mp320.47MB
3. 03 Describing Ever More Complex Motion.mp321.05MB
4. 04 Astronomy as a Bridge to Modern Physics.mp320.59MB
5. 05 Isaac Newton — The Dawn of Classical Physics.mp320.98MB
6. 06 Newton Quantified — Force and Acceleration.mp321.15MB
7. 07 Newton and the Connections to Astronomy.mp320.73MB
8. 08 Universal Gravitation.mp320.92MB
9. 09 Newton's Third Law.mp320.11MB
10. 10 Conservation of Momentum.mp321.1MB
11. 11 Beyond Newton — Work and Energy.mp320.89MB
12. 12 Power and the Newtonian Synthesis.mp320.91MB
13. 13 Further Developments — Static Electricity.mp321.46MB
14. 14 Electricity, Magnetism, and Force Fields.mp321.04MB
15. 15 Electrical Currents and Voltage.mp321.34MB
16. 16 The Origin of Electric and Magnetic Fields.mp321.15MB
17. 17 Unification I — Maxwell's Equations.mp320.78MB
18. 18 Unification II — Electromagnetism and Light.mp321.13MB
19. 19 Vibrations and Waves.mp320.68MB
20. 20 Sound Waves and Light Waves.mp321.77MB
21. 21 The Atomic Hypothesis.mp320.26MB
22. 22 Energy in Systems — Heat and Thermodynamics.mp321.25MB
23. 23 Heat and the Second Law of Thermodynamics.mp321.46MB
24. 24 The Grand Picture of Classical Physics.mp320.73MB