PHYS-101(a): General physics : mechanics

Lectures in this course (139)

Explores the determination of conic section parameters and the laws of Kepler in celestial mechanics.

Explores dynamics in accelerated frames, emphasizing the Coriolis force's effects on moving objects and weather systems.

Covers the fundamental concepts of mechanics, focusing on forces and motion.

Covers Newton's laws, center of mass, conservation laws, and transfer theorem for angular momentum.

Explores trajectory parameters, types, and Kepler's laws in central motion scenarios.

Covers the mechanics of pendulums in accelerating reference frames and the application of Newton's laws.

Explains angular momentum, transfer theorem, Koenig's theorem, and collision scenarios in different reference frames.

Explores inertial frames, forces, and weight variations in different reference frames.

Explores angular momentum transfer theorems and applications in physics.

Covers the kinematics and dynamics of solids in rotation, focusing on velocity and acceleration in different points within a solid.

Explores center of mass calculation in mechanics, emphasizing system symmetry and spherical coordinates for simplifying calculations.

Explores the analysis of motion in solid mechanics, covering velocity, acceleration, and kinematics of solid bodies.

Covers the calculation of total forces moments and the concept of rigid bodies.

Explores rotational motion, covering moment of inertia, angular momentum, and rotational dynamics theorems.

Explores solid rotation, angular momentum, and moment of inertia calculation methods.

Explores solid rotation, moment of inertia, and the Huygens-Steiner rule for parallel axes.

Explores gyroscopic effects, focusing on angular momentum variation and object rotation under external forces.

Discusses moment of inertia, angular momentum, and the Atwood machine problem.

Explores angular momentum, gyroscopic effects, and their applications in various systems.

Covers derivatives, chain rule, function development, and primitive functions for integration.

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