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Soviet Physics JETP Index Vols. 37-38, July 1973 - June 1974 by The Staff of American Institutue of Physics, 1975 Journal of Chemical Physics, The, Cumulative Index, Volumes 82-91, 1985-1989 by unknown, 1989 Current Physics Index Volume 21, Number 4 October-December 1995 Part 1, ISSN: 0098-9819 by John T. Scott, 1995 Encyclopedia of Physics: General Index/Handbuch Der Physik : General Register Encyclopedia of Applied PhysicsINDEX to Vols. 1 - 6 by George L. (ed) Trigg, 1992 Current Physics Index Volume 21, Subject Index 1995, Part 2, ISSN: 0098-9819 by John T. Scott, 1995 Evaluation of the impact of a citation index in physics: A report submitted to the American Institute of Physics by Ben-Ami Lipetz, 1964 Journal of Applied PhysicsVol. 79, June 1996Pp. 8145-9694+ Index by The Staff of American Institute of Physics, 1996 Physics of Metals and Metallography Magazine Subject Index Volume 54, 1982 by Physics of Metals and Metallography Magazine, Current Physics Index Volume 20, Author Index 1994 Part 2,ISSN: 0098-9819 by John T. Scott, 1994 Current Physics Index Volume 19, Subject Index 1993 Part 1,ISSN: 0098-9819 by John T. Scott, 1993 Soviet Physics JETP Index Vol. 36, Jan-June 1973 by The Staff of American Institutue of Physics, 1974 Current Physics Index Volume 20, Number 3, July-September 1994 Part 1 ISSN: 0098-9819 by John T. Scott, 1994 General Index / Generalregister (Handbuch der Physik Encyclopedia of Physics)

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81. Computer Simulations In Physics
    Computer Simulations in physics. A page with examples of simulations of fluid dynamics, wave equations, mechanics and more, done by a student of Computational physics at University of Wroclaw (Poland). Graphics and animations included.  
    http://panoramix.ift.uni.wroc.pl/~maq/eng/index.html

82. Physics\index
    SP Goldman. Professor of physics. Dr. S. Pedro Goldman. Department of physics andAstronomy The University of Western Ontario London, Ontario, CANADA N6A 3K7.  
    http://gandalf.physics.uwo.ca/spg/spgFolder/spg/

83. Solid State Physics - Index
    Home. Contact. Experiments. physics archives. Practical info. CERNlinks. Publications Search for Mail to Ssp.Isolde. 22.02.2002 updated.  
    http://ssp.home.cern.ch/ssp/Page_left.htm

84. Fluid Physics - Index
    Fluid physics Experiments index. GO, Principal Investigator, Mission,Date, Experiment Title. Go, Sherhart, KM (1), Skylab, 00/00/00, PowderFlow.  
    http://mgravity.itsc.uah.edu/microgravity/micrex/FluPhyscs.html
    
    Extractions: Return to MICREX Home Page GO Principal Investigator Mission Date Experiment Title Sherhart, K. M. (1) Skylab Powder Flow Petrash, D. A. (1); Nussle, R. C. (2); Otto, E. W. (3) MA-7 Effects of Acceleration Disturbances on the Liquid-Vapor Interface in a Baffled Tank Bannister, T. C. (1); Grodzka, P. G. (2) Apollo 14 Heat Flow and Convection Abdalla, K. L. (1); Symons, E. P. (2) Apollo 14 Liquid Transfer Demonstration Bannister, T. C. (1); Grodzka, P. G. (2) Apollo 17 Heat Flow and Convection Grodzka, P. G. (1); Facemire, B. R. (2) Skylab, SL-3 Water Studies, Physics of a Water Globule Vaughan, O. (1); Wang, T. G. (2) Skylab, SL-4 Acoustic Positioning (SD24-TV114) Vaughan, O. (1); Facemire, B. (2); Bourgeois, S. V. (3); Frost, R. T. (4) Skylab, SL-4 Water Drop and Fluid Mechanic Series (SD9-TV 107, Part 1 and 2) Oscillation, Rotation, Collision, Grazing and Coalescence of Water Droplets Vaughan, O. (1)

85. Science: Physics Lesson Plans Index
    A few simple plans.Category Science physics Education Lesson Plans physics Field Trips and Simple physics You can turn a bus ride into a physicsexperiment that will even have your fellow teachers scratching their heads.  
    http://www.teachnet.com/lesson/science/physics/
    
    Extractions: You can turn a bus ride into a physics experiment that will even have your fellow teachers scratching their heads. Everyone knows that a weight suspended by a string and taped to the ceiling of the bus will appear to swing backward as the bus speeds up, and forward as it decelerates, due to inertia. Also take along a helium-filled balloon on a string to tie to a seat or fasten to the floor. What will it do? The opposite. You'll have a great time getting students to hypothesize then try to explain the result. We know that air has mass so it also has a certain inertia; when the bus moves forward the weight hanging on the string AND the air in the bus both tend to stay where they are, thus appearing to move backward. The air molecules tend to compress together toward the back of the bus, changing the air pressure in much the same way as barometric pressure changes. Tighter molecules, more pressure. The balloon, meanwhile, is trying its best to move to an area equal in density to its helium (somewhere out in the upper atmosphere, actually) so as the air pressure in the bus increases, it tends to move to an area of lesser pressure. What we really have is a bus full of air sloshing around inside, changing pressure as the bus accelerates, decelerates, or turns, with a balloon trying to get to the area of lowest pressure.

86. Physics - Index
    Fraserburgh Academy, physics index, physics Department. physicsat Fraserburgh Academy. University vistors from RGU and Heidelberg.  
    http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/fraserburgh.ac/academy/physics/phyindex.htm

87. Physics 2000
    http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/index.pl

88. The University Of Western Australia - School Of Physics
    Find course details, an overview of research projects, a list of department events, and a description of the school's facilities. Use the search tool.  
    http://www.pd.uwa.edu.au/
    
    Extractions: search for Welcome to the School of Physics Website The School is located in a single building on the picturesque Nedlands campus of the University of Western Australia. The building also houses the Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis and the Crystallography Centre. If you would like more information or are experiencing difficulties with this website please contact webmaster@physics.uwa.edu.au Please also read the site Phone: +61 (0) 8 9380 2738

89. PhysicsWeb - Homepage
    News, information, online products and services from the UK Institute of physics.  
    http://physicsweb.org/

90. Scientific American: Ask The Experts
    Answering questions of a scientific nature.Category Reference Ask an Expert Science and Technology Have a Question? Send it in. Questions By Subject Astronomy, Biology,Chemistry. Computers, Environment, Geology. Mathematics, Medicine, physics.  
    http://www.sciam.com/askexpert_directory.cfm

91. Physics & Engineering Book Breakthrough! Electromagnetic Field Theory And More.
    book review Book that challenges fundamental principles of modern electromagnetic field theory and unveils a new model for electromagnetic masses as they move from the point of origin out into space.  
    http://www.physics-books.com

92. Physics Resources
    physics Internet Resources. WORLD WIDE WEB RESOURCES physics papers electronic reading physics BY RESEARCH AREA High energy physics Labs  
    http://www.het.brown.edu/physics/

93. Physics Central
    Explains how physics is part of the everyday world. Answer questions on how things work and describes the latest research.  
    http://www.physicscentral.com/

94. U.C. Berkeley Physics Lecture Demonstrations
    An effort to make available an online source of information and pictures used for preparing and performi Category Science physics Demonstrations University ManualsUC Berkeley physics Lecture Demonstrations. Send mail to rooster@uclink.berkeley.edu.UC Berkeley physics, Prepared by Museum Informatics Project.  
    http://www.mip.berkeley.edu/physics/physics.html

95. School Of Physics At Georgia Tech
    Welcome to the web site of the School of physics at Georgia Tech! The School of physics, located in the city of Atlanta, offers a dynamic environment for research and education in many areas of physics.  
    http://www.physics.gatech.edu/
    
    Extractions: One of the major projects in the Nanostructures and Chemical Physics Laboratory involves the development of Rapid Reversible, and Sensitive Porous Silicon (PS) Gas Sensors based on the first application of Photoluminescence. Induced Metallization of a Nano/Microporous Surface to form low resistance contacts. These contacts also facilitate the development of efficient photocatalysts using TiO and TiO 2-x N x nanostructures trapped in photoluminescing and electroluminescing PS pores. (PDF file) School Academics Graduate Studies Research ... International Journal of Theoretical Physics If you have any questions or comments concerning this site, please contact Webadmin@physics.gatech.edu. The words Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech, Yellow Jackets, Ramblin' Wreck, Buzz and the graphics that represent each are all federally registered marks owned by the University System of Georgia. The word Tech is registered within the state of Georgia. Notwithstanding any language to the contrary, nothing contained herein constitutes nor is intended to constitute an offer, inducement, promise, or contract of any kind. The data contained herein is for informational purposes only and is not represented to be error free. Any links to non-Georgia Tech information are provided as a courtesy. They are not intended to nor do they constitute an endorsement by the Georgia Institute of Technology of the linked materials.

96. Physics
    Information on Kepler's laws, the laws list, illustrated orders of magnitude, and a physics reference.Category Science Referencephysics, 6 Ph physics. physicsrelated information. Directories. Kepler'slaws A proof of Kepler's laws. 16 Kp. The laws list  
    http://www.alcyone.com/max/physics/

97. Department Of Physics And Astronomy, Cardiff University
    Includes information about the department, admissions, teaching, research, and local resources.  
    http://www.astro.cf.ac.uk/
    
    Extractions: Directions ... Open Day 2003 On Tuesday April 8th the Physics Department opens its doors to schools and the public. For full details of the talks, tours and activities see the programme here We have recently acquired two new instruments: A 3-m radio telescope has been purchased with a 21-cm receiver system for observing atomic Hydrogen. With this telescope we can observe the Hydrogen that exists in the space between the stars known as the interstellar medium. It allows us to study the amount of Hydrogen and its velocity, permitting measurements to be made of the rotation of our Galaxy. In this way we can see the large-scale structure of the Galaxy. The picture shows some of the team, including undergraduate student Luke Woolfenden, during the telescope assembly. The telescope is used by the students of Cardiff University, as well as by members of the Cardiff Astronomical Society. It is also available for viewing by school parties and members of the public during University Open Days. An H-alpha filter is now being used in conjunction with the Meade telescope for solar astronomy. With this filter we can take images of the Sun to examine details such as sunspots, solar flares and prominences. In this way we can study the energetics of the Sun.

98. Nobel E-Museum
    The Nobel Prize in physics. physics is one of the five prize areas mentionedin Alfred Nobel's will. The will was, however, partly incomplete.  
    http://www.nobel.se/physics/
    
    Extractions: Physics is one of the five prize areas mentioned in Alfred Nobel's will. The will was, however, partly incomplete. Nobel simply stated that prizes be given to those who, during the preceding year, "shall have conferred the greatest benefit on mankind" and that one part be given to the person who "shall have made the most important discovery or invention within the field of physics." Laureates

99. Intertheory Relations In Physics
    Discussion of theory reduction in science; by Robert Batterman from the Stanford Encyclopedia.  
    http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/physics-interrelate/
    
    Extractions: JAN Many issues in the philosophy of science concern the nature of theories and certain relations that may obtain between them. Typically, one is interested in the degree to which a successor to a given theory "goes beyond" (both descriptively and explanatorily) the theory it succeeds. Most often these issues are framed in the context of reductive relations between theories. When does a theory T reduce to a theory T ? How is one to understand the nature of this reduction relation? Interestingly, there are two distinct, yet, related ways of understanding the reductive relationship between T and T . Thomas Nickles noted this in a paper entitled "Two Concepts of Intertheoretic Reduction." On the one hand, there is the "philosopher's" sense of reduction on which the supplanted theory is said to reduce to the newer more encompassing theory. On the other hand, the "physicist's" sense of reduction puts things the other way. The newer, typically more refined theory is said to reduce to the older typically less encompassing theory in some sort of limit. These two senses of reduction will be discussed in turn. 1. The Philosopher's Sense of Reduction

100. NYU Physics Index
     Read the weekly bulletin, find contact info for faculty, meet graduate students, read about the academic programs and fill out an application.  
     http://www.physics.nyu.edu/

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