Descriptive Introduction to Physics S2008 (Prof. Muller) UC BERKELEY (29 AUDIOS&VIDEOS)

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UC BERKELEY

Physics 10/ LS C70V (Spring 2008)

Instructor:
Richard Muller

Level

Undergraduate

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Course Description

The most interesting and important topics in physics, stressing conceptual understanding rather than math, with applications to current events. Topics covered may vary and may include energy and conservation, radioactivity, nuclear physics, the Theory of Relativity, lasers, explosions, earthquakes, superconductors, and quantum physics.

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Course Audios and Videos

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				Tue 1/22	Energy, Power, and Explosions
				Thu 1/24	Oil, Coal, Batteries, Solar Cells, etc.
				Tue 1/29	Atoms and Heat - Thermal Expansion
				Thu 1/31	Engines and Refrigerators. Efficiency
				Tue 2/5	Gravity and Satellites. Weightlessness
				Thu 2/7	Orbits, Airplanes, Rockets, Balloons
				Tue 2/12	Radioactivity, Cancer, Dirty Bombs
				Thu 2/14	Plutonium, Fission, Fusion
				Tue 2/19	Chain Reactions, Critical Mass
				Thu 2/21	Nuclear Bombs, Reactors, Waste
				Tue 2/26	More Nukes
				Thu 2/28	Midterm - No Lecture
				Tue 3/4	Electricity and Magnetism
				Thu 3/6	Transformers, Superconductors, AC/DC
				Tue 3/11	Waves, UFOs, Roswell, Earthquakes
				Thu 3/13	Sound and Music
				Tue 3/18	Light, Information Theory, Vision
				Thu 3/20	Images, Lenses, Holograms, Polaroids
				Tue 3/25	Spring Break
				Thu 3/27	Spring Break
				Tue 4/1	Invisible Light: IR, UV, Spying
				Thu 4/3	X-rays, PET and CAT scans, MRI
				Tue 4/8	Global Warming. Greenhouse Effect
				Thu 4/10	Climate Change. Sea Level. Storms
				Tue 4/15	Film - No Webcast
				Thu 4/17	Midterm 2 - No Lecture
				Tue 4/22	Quantum Physics. Uncertainty. Lasers
				Thu 4/24	Transistors, Solar Cells, Xerox, Digital Photos
				Tue 4/29	Relativity. Time Dilation, Space Contraction
				Thu 5/1	E = mc^2. Antimatter. Tachyons. Causality
				Tue 5/6	The Universe. Planets, Galaxies, Wimps and Machos
				Thu 5/8	The Big Bang. Hubble Law, Dark Matter, Dark Energy (Video is lost in the last 10 minutes, but audio is fine)
				Fri 5/16	Final Review Part 1 - video captured by the Physics department
				Fri 5/16	Final Review Part 2 - video captured by the Physics department

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