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Optics – Matveev
We had previously seen Mechanics and Theory of Relativity, and Electricity and Magnetism by A. N. Matveev. In this post we will see another book, Optics by this great author. From the preface The subject matter of the book is … Continue reading
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Tagged aerodynamic interference, blackbody radiation, coherence, desipersion, diffraction, doppler effect, electromagnetism, energy, fields, fourier series, geometrical optics, holography, images, interferometry, lasers, lens, matveev, mir books, modulation, momentum, optics, photometry, polarization, quantum mechanics, radiation, reflection, refraction, scattering, spectral analysis, spectral lines, superposition, thin films, wave packets, waves
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Selected Problems on Physics – Myasnikov, Osanova
In this post we will see another Problem and Solution book: Selected Problems on Physics by S. P. Myasnikov, T. N. Osanova About The main purpose of the book is to help those preparing for entrance examinations to engineering colleges … Continue reading
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Tagged atomic nuclei, atoms, currents, diffraction, dynamics, electricity, electrstatics, gas theory, gases, geometrical optics, kinetmatics, mechanics, optics, oscillations and waves, problems and solutions, refraction, statics, thermodynamics
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