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PHYSICS61 - Mechanics and Special Relativity
(First in a three-part series: 61,63,65.) For students with a strong high school mathematics and physics background contemplating a major in Physics or interested in a rigorous treatment of physics. Advanced freshman physics. The fundamental structure of classical physics including Newtonian mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves, optics, thermodynamics. Foundations of modern physics including special relativity, atomic structure, quantization of light, matter waves and the Schrödinger equation. Prerequisites: high school physics and familiarity with calculus (differentiation and integration in one variable). Pre- or corequisite: MATH 51. Weekly section attendance strongly encouraged. GERs: DB-NatSci
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2008-2009 Autumn
Sec Type Instructor Room Units Days Times
01 Lecture Roger Blandford Hewlett Teaching Center 201 4 Tue Thu 9-10:50am Cart_addShop
02 Discussion Kevin O'Sullivan Hewlett Teaching Center Rm 101 4 Fri 2:15-3:05pm Cart_addShop
03 Discussion Siavosh Rezvan Behbahani Hewlett Teaching Center Rm 101 4 Mon 7-8pm Cart_addShop
04 Discussion Leyan Lo Hewlett Teaching Center 103 4 Tue 5:15-6:05pm Cart_addShop
05 Discussion Aurelien Bouvier 380-381U 4 Tue 7-8pm Cart_addShop
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2007-2008 Autumn
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01 Required Material(s) Kleppner: Intro to Mechanics
01 Recommended Material(s) Taylor: Spacetime Physics (2nd ed)
01 Recommended Material(s) Taylor: Classical Mechanics
2008-2009 Autumn
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01 Required Material(s) Morin: Intro to Classical Mechanics $80.00
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