Lectures in course PHYS-101(f): General physics : mechanics

Covers the concepts of friction and ballistics, including dry and viscous friction forces, and ballistic motion.

Introduces mathematical notations and functions essential for general physics.

Covers elastic and inelastic collisions, center of mass motion, and quantity of motion.

Explores the laws and equations of ballistic motion with friction, focusing on the impact of viscous friction on velocity.

Covers the organization of a general physics course for mathematics students, focusing on mechanical problems and fundamental laws of physics.

Explores strong damping, characteristic roots, and initial conditions in harmonic oscillators and circular motion.

Explores springs, forces, and elastic constants in a coordinate system.

Explores gravitational motion equations, energy conservation, black holes, and cosmology.

Explores harmonic oscillators, elastic force, damped motion, and circular motion concepts, including initial conditions and damping effects.

Covers cylindrical and spherical coordinates, vector positions, velocities, accelerations, and rotations.

Explores harmonic oscillators, damping effects, forced oscillations, and resonance phenomena in various systems.

Covers cylindrical and spherical coordinates, position, velocity, and acceleration vectors.

Explores the application of the law of Hooke to spring problems and solving equations of motion for block-spring systems.

Explores quantum information through measurement, qubits, and entanglement, emphasizing non-locality and non-causality.

Explores reference frames, vectors, accelerations, and rotations in physics, including kinematics of a material point and uniform circular motion.

Covers vector calculus, including scalar and vector products, with insights from Dr. Sylvain Bréchet.

Covers geometric constraints, power, work, and kinetic energy with examples and equations.

Explores variable mass systems, inertia forces, and accelerated frames in different reference frames, including practical examples.

Discusses forces in physics, covering springs in series and static blocks on a table.

Explores rotational motion in cylindrical coordinates, constraints, and bonding forces in various scenarios.