Cutnell J.D., Johnson K.W. Physics

9th Edition. - Wiley, 2012. — 1086 p.
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Kinematics in one dimension
Kinematics in two dimensions
Forces and Newton's laws of motion
Dynamics of uniform circular motion
Work and energy
Impulse and momentum
Rotational kinematics
Rotational dynamics
Elasticity and simple harmonic motion
Fluids
Temperature and heat
The transfer of heat
The ideal gas law and kinetic theory
Thermodynamics
Waves and sound
The principle of linear superposition and interference phenomena
Electric forces and electric fields
Electric potential energy and the electric potential
Electric circuits
Magnetic forces and magnetic fields
Electromagnetic induction
Alternating current circuits
Electromagnetic waves
The reflection of light: mirrors
The refraction of light: lenses and optical instruments
Interference and the wave nature of light
Special relativity
Particles and waves
The nature of the atom
Nuclear physics and radioactivity
Ionizing radiation, nuclear energy, and elementary particles