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Lecture notes
Feynman Lectures
Part I: Classic Mechanics
Fundamental concepts
Lecture 1 : Physics as Natural Philosophy
Supplemental Material : Galileo Galilei Wikipedia
Supplemental Material : More is different
Lecture 2 : Vectors, scalar and cross products, rotations
Lecture 3 : Motion: Zeno's paradox, displacement, velocity and acceleration
Lecture 4 : Newton's laws of motion(I) -- Projectile motion with resistance
Lecture 5(I) : Newton's laws of motion(II) -- Oscillation
Lecture 5(II): Supplemental Material : Forced oscillation, resonance
Lecture 6 : Newton's laws of motion (III) -- Keppler's problem
Lecture 7 : Galileo transformation -- Inertial and non-inertial frames
Conservation and symmetry
Lecture 8 : Conservation Law(I) – Mechanical Energy Conservation
Lecture 9 : More on energy
Lecture 10 : Conservation Law(II) – Momentum Conservation
Lecture 11 : Conservation Law(III) – Angular Momentum Conservation
Lecture 12 : Kepler problem
Lecture 13 : Rigid body(I) - Fixed Axis Rotation
Lecture 14 : Rigid body(II) - Euler Equation
Part II: Thermodyanmics and Statistical Mechanics
Lecture 15 : The Kinetic Theory of Gases
Lecture 16 : Temperature and Distribution
Lecture 17 : Boltzmann and Maxwell distributions
Lecture 18 : Black body radiation & random walk
Lecture 19 : The Laws of Thermodynamics
Lecture 20 : Entropy
Lecture 21 : States variables
Lecture 22 : Analytical Thermal
Lecture 23 : Statistical Thermodynamics
Lecture 24 : The third law
Lecture 25 : Applications
Homework assignment
Homework 1 : Due Sept 5, 2023
Homework 2 : Due on Sept 12, 2023
Homework 3 : Due on Sept 18, 2023
Homework 4 : Due on Sept 27, 2023
Homework 5 : Due on Oct 9, 2023
Homework 6 : Due on Oct 16, 2023
Homework 7 : Due on Oct 30, 2023
Homework 8 : Due on Nov 20, 2023
Homework 9 : Due on Nov 29, 2023
Homework 10 : Due on Dec 4, 2023
Homework 11 : Due on Dec 11, 2023
Homework 12 : Due on Dec 18, 2023
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Lecture notes
Feynman Lectures
Part I: Classic Mechanics
Fundamental concepts
Lecture 1 : Physics as Natural Philosophy
Supplemental Material : Galileo Galilei Wikipedia
Supplemental Material : More is different
Lecture 2 : Vectors, scalar and cross products, rotations
Lecture 3 : Motion: Zeno's paradox, displacement, velocity and acceleration
Lecture 4 : Newton's laws of motion(I) -- Projectile motion with resistance
Lecture 5(I) : Newton's laws of motion(II) -- Oscillation
Lecture 5(II): Supplemental Material : Forced oscillation, resonance
Lecture 6 : Newton's laws of motion (III) -- Keppler's problem
Lecture 7 : Galileo transformation -- Inertial and non-inertial frames
Conservation and symmetry
Lecture 8 : Conservation Law(I) – Mechanical Energy Conservation
Lecture 9 : More on energy
Lecture 10 : Conservation Law(II) – Momentum Conservation
Lecture 11 : Conservation Law(III) – Angular Momentum Conservation
Lecture 12 : Kepler problem
Lecture 13 : Rigid body(I) - Fixed Axis Rotation
Lecture 14 : Rigid body(II) - Euler Equation
Part II: Thermodyanmics and Statistical Mechanics
Lecture 15 : The Kinetic Theory of Gases
Lecture 16 : Temperature and Distribution
Lecture 17 : Boltzmann and Maxwell distributions
Lecture 18 : Black body radiation & random walk
Lecture 19 : The Laws of Thermodynamics
Lecture 20 : Entropy
Lecture 21 : States variables
Lecture 22 : Analytical Thermal
Lecture 23 : Statistical Thermodynamics
Lecture 24 : The third law
Lecture 25 : Applications
Homework assignment
Homework 1 : Due Sept 5, 2023
Homework 2 : Due on Sept 12, 2023
Homework 3 : Due on Sept 18, 2023
Homework 4 : Due on Sept 27, 2023
Homework 5 : Due on Oct 9, 2023
Homework 6 : Due on Oct 16, 2023
Homework 7 : Due on Oct 30, 2023
Homework 8 : Due on Nov 20, 2023
Homework 9 : Due on Nov 29, 2023
Homework 10 : Due on Dec 4, 2023
Homework 11 : Due on Dec 11, 2023
Homework 12 : Due on Dec 18, 2023
Part I: Classic Mechanics
Fundamental concepts
Conservation and symmetry
Part II: Thermodyanmics and Statistical Mechanics