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Covers the application of Newton's laws to harmonic oscillators with damping.

Covers Quantum Electrodynamics (QED), instantons, Feynman rules, and gauge theories in modern particle physics.

Covers the concept of balance in a rotating ring and harmonic oscillators.

Explores harmonic oscillators, pendulum movement, and spherical coordinates in physics.

Explores solid and air friction, viscosity, and frictional forces in Physics 1.

Covers torque force, angular momentum theorem, gyroscopic effects, and procession of the earth's axis.

Explores the application of Newton's laws in ballistics and forces equilibrium, emphasizing problem-solving techniques and trajectory analysis.

Covers Newton's first and second laws, inertia, force, momentum, and action-reaction principle in mechanics.

Covers the course format, tools, adjustments, online platforms, examination details, and additional resources for General Physics I: Mechanics.

Covers measurement techniques, precision, systematic errors, and their impact on experimental outcomes.

Explores Newton's laws of motion, inertia, force, momentum, and action-reaction principle, with practical examples.

Discusses the two-body problem, center of mass, forces, and Newton's laws.

Explains the concepts of energy, work, and power in mechanics.

Explores the physiology of vision, lighting technology, and visual comfort in building design.

Discusses modeling a truck on a bumpy road using a mass-spring system.

Introduces the fundamentals of advanced physics, emphasizing mechanics and historical developments from Aristotle to Newton.

Covers gauge theories, modern particle physics, the standard model, and field content.

Explores Quantum Field Theory II, emphasizing Gauge Theories, including QED, fermion masses, vector bosons, and the Higgs mechanism.

Explores fundamental forces in physics, including gravity, electromagnetism, friction, and deformation.

Explores thermal losses in building technology, emphasizing windows, frames, and air infiltration.