Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics (extended version)

1584 Pages·2008·54.99 MB·English

by  Paul A. Tipler

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Prefixes for Powers of 10* The Greek Alphabet
Multiple Prefix Abbreviation Alpha (cid:2) a Nu (cid:14) n
Beta (cid:3) b Xi (cid:15) j
1024 yotta Y
Gamma (cid:4) g Omicron (cid:16) o
1021 zetta Z
Delta (cid:5) d Pi (cid:17) p
1018 exa E
1015 peta P Epsilon (cid:6) e,e Rho (cid:18) r
1012 tera T Zeta (cid:7) z Sigma (cid:19) s
109 giga G Eta (cid:8) h Tau (cid:20) t
106 mega M Theta (cid:9) u Upsilon (cid:21) y
103 kilo k Iota (cid:10) i Phi (cid:22) f
102 hecto h Kappa (cid:11) k Chi (cid:23) x
101 deka da
Lambda (cid:12) l Psi (cid:24) c
10(cid:1)1 deci d
Mu (cid:13) m Omega (cid:25) v
10(cid:1)2 centi c
10(cid:1)3 milli m
10(cid:1)6 micro m
10(cid:1)9 nano n
10(cid:1)12 pico p
10(cid:1)15 femto f
Mathematical Symbols
10(cid:1)18 atto a
10(cid:1)21 zepto z (cid:26) is equal to
10(cid:1)24 yocto y
(cid:1) is defined by
*Commonly used prefixes are in bold. All prefixes are pronounced with the (cid:28) is not equal to
accent on the first syllable.
(cid:2) is approximately equal to
(cid:3) is of the order of
Terrestrial and Astronomical Data* (cid:29) is proportional to
(cid:30) is greater than
Acceleration of gravity g 9.81 m/s2(cid:26)32.2 ft/s2
(cid:31) is greater than or equal to
at Earth’s surface
Radius of Earth R R 6371 km (cid:26)3959 mi (cid:30)(cid:30) is much greater than
E E
Mass of Earth M 5.97 (cid:27)1024kg ! is less than
E
Mass of the Sun 1.99 (cid:27)1030kg " is less than or equal to
Mass of the moon 7.35 (cid:27)1022kg !! is much less than
Escape speed 11.2 km/s (cid:26)6.95 mi/s (cid:5)x change in x
at Earth’s surface
dx differential change in x
Standard temperature and 0°C (cid:26)273.15 K
(cid:4)x(cid:4) absolute value of x
pressure (STP) 1 atm (cid:26)101.3 kPa
Earth–moon distance† 3.84 (cid:27)108m (cid:26)2.39 (cid:27)105mi (cid:4)vS(cid:4) magnitude of vS
Earth–Sun distance (mean)† 1.50 (cid:27)1011m (cid:26)9.30 (cid:27)107mi n! n(n(cid:1)1)(n(cid:1)2)…1
(cid:19) sum
Speed of sound in dry air (at STP) 331 m/s
Speed of sound in dry air 343 m/s lim limit
(20°C, 1 atm) (cid:5)t→0 (cid:5)tapproaches zero
Density of dry air (STP) 1.29 kg/m3 dx derivative of xwith
Density of dry air (20°C, 1 atm) 1.20 kg/m3 dt respect to t
Density of water (4°C, 1 atm) 1000 kg/m3 #x partial derivative of x
Heat of fusion of water (0°C, 1 atm) L 333.5 kJ/kg #t with respect to t
f
Heat of vaporization of water Lv 2.257 MJ/kg (cid:5)x2
(100°C, 1 atm) f(x)dx definite integral
x1 (cid:26)F(x) x2(cid:26) F(x )(cid:1) F(x )
*Additional data on the solar system can be found in Appendix B and at ` 2 1
http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/planetfact.html. x1
† Center to center.
Abbreviations for Units
A ampere H henry nm nanometer (10(cid:1)9m)
Å angstrom (10(cid:1)10m) h hour pt pint
atm atmosphere Hz hertz qt quart
Btu British thermal unit in inch rev revolution
Bq becquerel J joule R roentgen
C coulomb K kelvin Sv seivert
°C degree Celsius kg kilogram s second
cal calorie km kilometer T tesla
Ci curie keV kilo-electron volt u unified mass unit
cm centimeter lb pound V volt
dyn dyne L liter W watt
eV electron volt m meter Wb weber
°F degree Fahrenheit MeV mega-electron volt y year
fm femtometer, fermi (10(cid:1)15m) Mm megameter (106m) yd yard
ft foot mi mile mm micrometer (10(cid:1)6m)
Gm gigameter (109m) min minute ms microsecond
G gauss mm millimeter mC microcoulomb
Gy gray ms millisecond (cid:25) ohm
g gram N newton
Some Conversion Factors
Length Force–pressure
1 m (cid:26)39.37 in (cid:26)3.281 ft (cid:26)1.094 yd 1 N (cid:26)105dyn (cid:26)0.2248 lb
1 m (cid:26)1015fm (cid:26)1010Å(cid:26)109nm 1 lb (cid:26)4.448 N
1 km (cid:26)0.6214 mi 1 atm (cid:26)101.3 kPa (cid:26)1.013 bar (cid:26)76.00 cmHg (cid:26)14.70 lb/in2
1 mi (cid:26)5280 ft (cid:26)1.609 km
# Mass
1 lightyear (cid:26)1 c y (cid:26)9.461 (cid:27)1015m 1 u (cid:26)[(10(cid:1)3mol(cid:1)1)/N ] kg (cid:26)1.661 (cid:27)10(cid:1)27kg
1 in (cid:26)2.540 cm 1 tonne (cid:26)103kg (cid:26)1 MAg
1 slug (cid:26)14.59 kg
Volume
1 kg weighs about 2.205 lb
1 L(cid:26)103cm3(cid:26)10(cid:1)3m3(cid:26)1.057 qt
Energy–power
# #
Time 1 J (cid:26)107erg (cid:26)0.7376 ft lb (cid:26)9.869 (cid:27)10(cid:1)3L atm
#
1 h (cid:26)3600 s (cid:26)3.6 ks 1 kW h (cid:26)3.6 MJ
#
1 y (cid:26)365.24 d (cid:26)3.156 (cid:27)107s 1 cal (cid:26)4.184 J (cid:26)4.129 (cid:27)10(cid:1)2L atm
#
1 L atm (cid:26)101.325 J (cid:26)24.22 cal
Speed
1 eV (cid:26)1.602 (cid:27)10(cid:1)19J
1 km/h (cid:26)0.278 m/s (cid:26)0.6214 mi/h 1 Btu (cid:26)778 ft#lb (cid:26)252 cal (cid:26)1054 J
1 ft/s (cid:26)0.3048 m/s (cid:26)0.6818 mi/h 1 horsepower (cid:26)550 ft#lb/s (cid:26)746 W
Angle–angular speed Thermal conductivity
# # # #
1 rev (cid:26)2prad (cid:26)360° 1 W/(m K) (cid:26)6.938 Btu in/(h ft2 °F)
1 rad (cid:26)57.30° Magnetic field
1 rev/min (cid:26)0.1047 rad/s 1 T (cid:26)104G
Viscosity
#
1 Pa s (cid:26)10 poise
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SIXTH EDITION
PHYSICS FOR
SCIENTISTS
AND ENGINEERS
WITH MODERN PHYSICS
Paul A. Tipler
Gene Mosca
W. H. Freeman and Company • New York
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Library of Congress Control Number: 2007010418
ISBN-10: 0-7167-8964-7 (Extended, Chapters 1–41, R)
ISBN-13: 978-0-7167-8964-2
ISBN-10: 1-4292-0132-0 (Volume 1, Chapters 1–20, R)
ISBN-10: 1-4292-0133-9 (Volume 2, Chapters 21–33)
ISBN-10: 1-4292-0134-7 (Volume 3, Chapters 34–41)
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Contents in Brief
1 Measurement and Vectors / 1
PART I MECHANICS
2 Motion in One Dimension / 27
3 Motion in Two and Three Dimensions / 63
4 Newton’s Laws / 93
5 Additional Applications of Newton’s Laws / 127
6 Work and Kinetic Energy / 173
7 Conservation of Energy / 201
8 Conservation of Linear Momentum / 247
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9 Rotation / 289
10 Angular Momentum / 331
R Special Relativity / R-1
11 Gravity / 363
12 Static Equilibrium and Elasticity / 397
13 Fluids / 423
PART II OSCILLATIONS AND WAVES
14 Oscillations / 457
15 Traveling Waves / 495
16 Superposition and Standing Waves / 533
PART III THERMODYNAMICS
17 Temperature and Kinetic Theory of Gases / 563
18 Heat and the First Law of Thermodynamics / 591
19 The Second Law of Thermodynamics / 629
20 Thermal Properties and Processes / 665
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viii Contents in Brief
PART IV ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM
21 The Electric Field I: Discrete Charge Distributions / 693
22 The Electric Field II: Continuous Charge Distributions / 727
23 Electric Potential / 763
24 Capacitance / 801
25 Electric Current and Direct-Current Circuits / 839
26 The Magnetic Field / 887
27 Sources of the Magnetic Field / 917
28 Magnetic Induction / 959
29 Alternating-Current Circuits / 995
30 Maxwell’s Equations and Electromagnetic Waves / 1029
PART V LIGHT
31 Properties of Light / 1055
32 Optical Images / 1097
33 Interference and Diffraction / 1141
PART VI MODERN PHYSICS: QUANTUM
MECHANICS, RELATIVITY, AND
THE STRUCTURE OF MATTER
34 Wave-Particle Duality and Quantum Physics / 1173
35 Applications of the Schrödinger Equation / 1203
36 Atoms / 1227
37 Molecules / 1261
38 Solids / 1281
39 Relativity / 1319
40 Nuclear Physics / 1357
41 Elementary Particles and the Beginning
of the Universe / 1389
APPENDICES
A SI Units and Conversion Factors / AP-1
B Numerical Data / AP-3
C Periodic Table of Elements / AP-6
Math Tutorial / M-1
Answers to Odd-Numbered End-of-Chapter Problems / A-1
Index / I-1