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A-level Physics25% developed  as of February 16, 2006 – Physics Study Guide75% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – The Free High School Science Texts: Physics75% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – Engineering Thermodynamics50% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – Solid Mechanics50% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – Astronomy0% developed  as of Apr 28, 2006 – Astrophysics0% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – Electronics50% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – Circuit Idea25% developed  as of May 6, 2007 – Semiconductors25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – Special Relativity75% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – General Relativity25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – Physics with Calculus25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 – Basic Electrical Generation and Distribution75% developed  as of April 25, 2006

(edit template) All Physics books...
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Sparse text 0% Developing text 25% Maturing text 50% Developed text 75% Comprehensive text 100%

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A-level Physics Multibody Mechanics
Acoustics 50% developed  as of April 20, 2006 Nanotechnology
25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Astronomy Physics231
25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Astrophysics 75% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Physics Study Guide
75% developed  as of April 25, 2006 Basic Electrical Generation and Distribution 25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Physics with Calculus
50% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Electronics 50% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Solid Mechanics
50% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Engineering Thermodynamics 0% developed  as of April 10, 2006 String Theory
25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 General relativity 75% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Special relativity
25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Introduction to Physical Science 0% developed  as of Oct 30, 2006 Statistical Mechanics
Kinematics 0% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Theoretical Mechanics
0% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Marine Hydrodynamics 25% developed  as of Dec 12, 2006 This quantum world
50% developed  as of June 3, 2006 Microtechnology 0% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Vibrations of Structures
25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 Modern Physics 75% developed  as of Aug 6, 2006 Waves

Categorized by subject

General

Mechanics

Energy and Power

  • 0% developed  as of Feb 4, 2007 (Feb 4, 2007) Energy and Power - This course will be an introduction to energy and power within a societal context.

Electromagnetism

Thermodynamics

Quantum mechanics

Relativity

Special Relativity is an introductory text for physics undergraduates and advanced high school students. It is also approachable by the educated layman. It is carefully designed to tackle the physics of simultaneity.
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Optics

  • 25% developed  as of Jan 1, 2000 (Jan 1, 2000) Optics - Suitable for high school students.

Acoustics

Micro and Nanotechnology

Study Aids

History of Physics

Categorized by audience and level

Middle School

High School

Hobbyist

Undergraduate

Advanced undergraduate

Postgraduate

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Wikinode: Other physics wiki

  • Qwiki is a quantum physics wiki devoted to the collective creation of content that is technical and useful to practicing scientists.
  • SklogWiki.org is a wiki for anyone interested in thermodynamics, statistical mechanics and the computer simulation of materials, especially liquids and soft condensed matter.


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