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Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Chapters 1–39,

International Edition, 9e

Raymond Serway and John Jewett

Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics,

Chapters 1–46, International Edition, 9e

Raymond Serway and John Jewett

As a market leader, Physics for Scientists and Engineers, International Edition, 9e is one of the most powerful brands in the physics market. While preserving concise language, state-of-the-art educational pedagogy, and top-notch worked examples, the Ninth Edition highlights the Analysis Model approach to problem-solving, including brand-new Analysis Model Tutorials, written by text co-author John Jewett, and available in Enhanced WebAssign. The unified art program and the carefully thought out problem sets also enhance the thoughtful instruction for which the authors earned their reputations.

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CONTENTS

Part I: MECHANICS		17.	Sound Waves	32.	Inductance
1.	Physics and Measurement	18.	Superposition and Standing Waves	33.	Alternating Current Circuits
2.	Motion in One Dimension	Part III: THERMODYNAMICS		34.	Electromagnetic Waves
3.	Vectors
		19.	Temperature	Part V: LIGHT AND OPTICS
4.	Motion in Two Dimensions
		20. Heat and the First Law of Thermodynamics		35.	The Nature of Light and the Laws of Geometric Optics
5.	The Laws of Motion
		21. The Kinetic Theory of Gases		36.	Image Formation
6.	Circular Motion and Other Applications of Newton’s Laws
		22.	Heat Engines, Entropy, and the Second Law of	37.	Interference of Light Waves
7.	Energy of a System
			Thermodynamics	38.	Diffraction Patterns and Polarization
8.	Conservation of Energy
		Part IV: ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM		Part VI: MODERN PHYSICS
9.	Linear Momentum and Collisions
		23.	Electric Fields	39. Relativity
10.	Rotation of a Rigid Object About a Fixed Axis
		24.	Gauss’s Law	*40.	Introduction to Quantum Physics.
11.	Angular Momentum
		25.	Electric Potential	*41.	Quantum Mechanics.
12.	Static Equilibrium and Elasticity
		26.	Capacitance and Dielectrics	*42.	Atomic Physics.
13.	Universal Gravitation
		27.	Current and Resistance	*43.	Molecules and Solids.
14.	Fluid Mechanics
		28.	Direct Current Circuits	*44.	Nuclear Structure.
Part II: OSCILLATIONS AND MECHANICAL WAVES
		29.	Magnetic Fields	*45.	Applications of Nuclear Physics.
15.	Oscillatory Motion
		30.	Sources of the Magnetic Field	*46.	Particle Physics and Cosmology.
16.	Wave Motion
		31.	Faraday’s Law

*Included in Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics, International Edition, 9e only. ISBN 9781133953999

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Modern Physics for Scientists and Engineers,

International Edition, 4e

Stephen Thornton and Andrew Rex

This text presents the latest discoveries in physics, and offers a contemporary and comprehensive approach with a strong emphasis on applications. In order to illustrate the process behind scientific advances and give students a historical perspective, the authors discuss the experiments that led to key discoveries covered in the text. A sound theoretical foundation in quantum theory helps physics majors succeed in their upper division courses.

CONTENTS

1.	The Birth of Modern Physics.	9.	Statistical Physics.
2.	Special Theory of Relativity.	10.	Molecules, Lasers and Solids.
3.	The Experimental Basis of Quantum	11.	Semiconductor Theory and Devices.
	Physics.	12.	The Atomic Nucleus.
4.	Structure of the Atom.	13.	Nuclear Interactions and Applications.
5.	Wave Properties of Matter and Quantum	14.	Particle Physics.
	Mechanics I.	15.	General Relativity.
6.	Quantum Mechanics II.	16.	Cosmology and Modern Astrophysics –
7.	The Hydrogen Atom.		the Beginning and the End.
8.	Atomic Physics.

College Physics, International Edition, 9e

Raymond Serway and Chris Vuille

While physics can seem challenging, its true quality is the sheer simplicity of fundamental physical theories; theories and concepts that can enrich your view of the world around you.

College Physics, International Edition, 9e,

provides a clear strategy for connecting those theories to a consistent problem-solving approach, carefully reinforcing this methodology throughout the text and connecting it to real-world examples.

CONTENTS

Part 1: MECHANICS.		Part 4: ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM.
1.	Introduction.	15.	Electric Forces and Electric Fields.
2.	Motion in One Dimension.	16.	Electrical Energy and Capacitance.
3.	Vectors and Two-Dimensional Motion.	17.	Current and Resistance.
4.	The Laws of Motion.	18.	Direct Current Circuits.
5.	Energy.	19.	Magnetism.
6.	Momentum and Collisions.	20.	Induced Voltages and Inductance.
7.	Rotational Motion and the Law of Gravity.	21.	Alternating Current Circuits and
8.	Rotational Equilibrium and Rotational		Electromagnetic Waves.
	Dynamics.	22.	Reflection and Refraction of Light.
9.	Solids and Fluids.	23.	Mirrors and Lenses.
Part 2: THERMODYNAMICS.		24.	Wave Optics.
Part 2: THERMODYNAMICS.		25.	Optical Instruments.
10.	Thermal Physics.	25.	Optical Instruments.
10.	Thermal Physics.	26.	Relativity.
11.	Energy in Thermal Processes.	26.	Relativity.
11.	Energy in Thermal Processes.	27.	Quantum Physics.
12.	The Laws of Thermodynamics.	27.	Quantum Physics.
12.	The Laws of Thermodynamics.	28.	Atomic Physics.
Part 3: VIBRATIONS AND WAVES.		28.	Atomic Physics.
Part 3: VIBRATIONS AND WAVES.		29.	Nuclear Physics.
13.	Vibrations and Waves.	30.	Nuclear Energy and Elementary Particles.
14.	Sound.

Physics for the Life Sciences, 2e

Martin Zinke-Allmang et al.

Physics for the Life Sciences, 2e brings the beauty of physics to life. Taking an algebra-based approach with the selective use of calculus, the second edition provides a concise approach to basic physics concepts using a fresh layout, consistent and student-tested art program, extensive use of conceptual examples, analytical problems, and instructive and engaging case studies.

CONTENTS

Part One: The Mechanics of Biological Systems		Part Four: Electrical Phenomena
1.	Physics and the Life Sciences	17.	Electric Force and Field
2.	Kinematics	18.	Electric Energy and Potential
3.	Forces	19.	The Flow of Charges
4.	Biomechanics	20.	The Atom
5.	Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum	Part Five: Atomic, Electromagnetic and Optical
6.	Kinesiology	Part Five: Atomic, Electromagnetic and Optical
6.	Kinesiology	Phenomena
		Phenomena
Part Two: Energy, Biochemistry and Transport		21.	Magnetism and Electromagnetic Waves
Phenomena		22.	Geometric Optics
7.	Energy and its Conservation	23.	X-Rays
8.	Gases	24.	The Atomic Nucleus
9.	Work and Heat For Non-Mechanical Systems	Part Six: Applied Clinical Physics
10.	Thermodynamics	Part Six: Applied Clinical Physics
10.	Thermodynamics	25.	Nuclear Medicine
11.	Transport of Energy and Matter	25.	Nuclear Medicine
11.	Transport of Energy and Matter	26.	Radiation Therapy
12.	Static Fluids	26.	Radiation Therapy
12.	Static Fluids	27.	Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
13.	Fluid Flow	27.	Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
13.	Fluid Flow

Part Three: Vibrations, Acoustics and Hearing

14.Elasticity and Vibrations

15.The Ear and Communication

16.Sound Absorption, Transmission

College Physics, International Edition, 2e

Nicholas Giordano

College Physics: Reasoning and Relationships,

International Edition, 2e motivates student understanding by emphasising the relationship between major physics principles, and how to apply the reasoning of physics to real-world examples. Such examples come naturally from the life sciences, and this text ensures that students develop a strong understanding of how the concepts relate to each other and to the real world.

CONTENTS

1.	Introduction.	16.	Thermodynamics.
2.	Motion, Forces and Newtons Laws.	17.	Electric Forces and Fields.
3.	Forces and Motion in One Dimension.	18.	Electric Potential.
4.	Forces and Motion in Two and Three	19.	Electric Currents and Circuits.
	Dimensions.	20.	Magnetic Fields and Forces.
5.	Circular Motion and Gravitation.	21.	Magnetic Induction.
6.	Work and Energy.	22.	AC Circuits and Machines.
7.	Momentum, Impulse and Collisions.	23.	Electromagnetic Waves.
8.	Rotational Motion.	24.	Geometrical Optics.
9.	Energy and Momentum of Rotational	25.	Wave Optics.
	Motion.	26.	Applications of Optics.
10.	Fluids.	27.	Relativity.
11.	Harmonic Motion and Elasticity.	28.	Quantum Theory.
12.	Waves.	29.	Atomic Theory.
13.	Sound.	30.	Nuclear Physics.
14.	Temperature and Heat.	31.	Physics in the Twenty-First Century.
15.	Gases and Kinetic Theory.

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PHYSICS, 1e

Vern J. Ostdiek and Donald J. Bord

Created through a "student-tested, faculty- approved" review process, PHYSICS, 1e is an engaging and accessible solution to accommodate the diverse lifestyles of today's learners. It maintains the perfect balance of quantitative and conceptual content by carefully incorporating problem solving into a discernible conceptual framework.

CONTENTS


1. The Study of Motion.		7.	Electricity.
2.	Newton's Laws.	8.	Electromagnetism and EM Waves.
3.	Energy and Conservation Laws.	9.	Optics.
4.	Physics of Matter.	10.		Atomic Physics.
5. Temperature and Heat.		11.		Nuclear Physics.
6.	Waves and Sound.	12.		Special Relativity and Elementary Particles.

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