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The Feynman Lectures on Physics, Vol. I: The New Millennium Edition: Mainly Mechanics, Radiation, and Heat (Volume 1) by
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Chapter 3. The Relation of Physics to Other Sciences
From natural philosophy. Validity of science tested by experiment. Maths not natural science. Mayer co-discovered conservation of energy by energy transfer in organisms. Nerves act as capacitors. Only 20 amino acids. DNA replicates due to unique pairs. Tc discovered in stars yet Earth interior not understood. Turbulence still not understood.
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From natural philosophy. Validity of science tested by experiment. Maths not natural science. Mayer co-discovered conservation of energy by energy transfer in organisms. Nerves act as capacitors. Only 20 amino acids. DNA replicates due to unique pairs. Tc discovered in stars yet Earth interior not understood. Turbulence still not understood.
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Chapter 2. Basic Physics
Scientific method: observation, reason, experiment. Fundamental physics govern. Describe complex environments by simple laws - Theory of Everything? Physics before 1920 EM & gravity. High frequency waves particle-like. QM makes no distinction. Uncertainty principle explains electrons don’t fall into nucleus. QED most successful theory. Pre-SM: strong & weak force little understood.
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Scientific method: observation, reason, experiment. Fundamental physics govern. Describe complex environments by simple laws - Theory of Everything? Physics before 1920 EM & gravity. High frequency waves particle-like. QM makes no distinction. Uncertainty principle explains electrons don’t fall into nucleus. QED most successful theory. Pre-SM: strong & weak force little understood.
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About the Authors; Preface; Feynman’s Preface; Foreward
Chapter 1. Atoms in Motion
Introduction to atomic theory with states of matter, thermodynamics, and atomic interactions. 3 ways to be wrong in an experiment: equipment error, inaccuracy in experiment, or philosophically incorrect.
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Chapter 1. Atoms in Motion
Introduction to atomic theory with states of matter, thermodynamics, and atomic interactions. 3 ways to be wrong in an experiment: equipment error, inaccuracy in experiment, or philosophically incorrect.
