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Physics Quick Study Guide - FREE Laws of Science and Weights and Measures in the trial version.
Downloads FREE two chapters in the trial version.Features Clear and concise explanations Difficult concepts are explained in simple terms Illustrated with graphs and diagrams Laws of Science Classical Mechanics Heat, Gas, and Thermodynamics Electromagnetism...
[May 31, 2007, 8:00]
Physics 101 SE
Downloads The perfect solution for physics students and teachers everywhere, Physics 101 SE is the premier tool for physics, allowing you to focus on physics and not mathematical busywork. With its ability to instantly solve for almost any variable in over...
[October 4, 2009, 19:45]
Physics Cheat Sheet
Downloads Physics Cheat Sheet is an interactive physics package that helps students solve and visualize numerous physics equations. By checking their homework problems with Physics Cheat Sheet, students will better develop the mathematical thinking skills...
[May 22, 2006, 8:00]
Physics Cheat Sheet
Downloads Physics Cheat Sheet is an interactive physics package that helps students solve and visualize numerous physics equations. By checking their homework problems with Physics Cheat Sheet, students will better develop the mathematical thinking skills...
[June 8, 2006, 17:19]
Physics Quick Study Guide - FREE Laws of Science and Weights and Measures in the trial version.
Downloads FREE two chapters in the trial version.Features Clear and concise explanations Difficult concepts are explained in simple terms Illustrated with graphs and diagrams Laws of Science Classical Mechanics Heat, Gas, and Thermodynamics Electromagnetism...
[May 31, 2007, 8:00]
Physics Formulas and Tables - FREE Laws of Science and Weights and Measures chapters in the trial
Downloads An essential reference guide for Physics and Engineering students. FREE Laws of Science and Weights and Measures in the trial version.Features Clear and concise explanations Difficult concepts are explained in simple terms Illustrated with graphs...
[June 20, 2007, 8:00]
Physics
Downloads Description Some years ago I created many SuperCard Player projects with text, graphics, and animations for teaching a one-year calculus-based general physics course at Saint Louis University. So Physics now can be played on either PowerPC or Intel...
[September 8, 2006, 8:00]
Carbon copy the future of physics
Blog More exciting news from the increasingly carboniferous world of solid state physics. But I have a chance of learning, thanks to the paper being published (warning - PDF) not in a paid-for journal but on arXiv.org, the open repository for e-prints...
[January 3, 2008, 19:34]
BumpTop - putting physics in the desktop
Blog The theory is explained in Anand's paper titled "Keepin' It Real: Pushing the Desktop Metaphore with Physics, Piles and the Pen". This heavily Digged demo is well worth viewing if you have not seen it.
[January 29, 2007, 13:45]
Beaten by the laws of physics
Talkback Beaten by the law of physics: after 2 miles, DSL does degrade rapidly. I don't know - I have to disagree with you slightly here. First of all, I do feel sorry for you getting nothing faster than a 512Kbps connection.
[February 16, 2007, 16:58]
IBM gets behind physics research
News The University of Rochester will use five top-end p690 "Regatta" Unix servers from IBM for physics and computing research programmes, Big Blue plans to announce on Thursday. IBM awarded part of the hardware through a grant.
[October 24, 2002, 9:20]
It's not just the LHC that could rewrite physics
Blog That may not be true for the latest waxy lump of weirdness to fall out of the lughole of fundamental physics onto the pillow of public scrutiny. These are among the most significant findings of modern physics, and absolutely essential to our...
[August 30, 2008, 14:06]
IBM - an apology (and some really neat physics!)
Blog I didn't understand the key aspect of the physics involved - so, if you're sitting comfortably, it's time for Fun With Photons. Now, one of the fortuitous facts of physics is that silicon is transparent to infra-red light - and, if you alter the...
[December 7, 2007, 15:38]
Spintronics - new physics just keeps pouring out
Blog This experimental set-up is more a window into a whole new physics, much of which is unexplained, that will also exist in more mundane places. This isn't by any means the only new research pulling in exciting new directions - perhaps the most...
[June 7, 2009, 17:24]
Network Physics Case Study: CDC IXIS North America
White Papers The IT staff saw the difference immediately when they installed the Network Physics NP-1000. A subsidiary of Compagnie Financiere EULIA and Caisse des depots, CDC IXIS employs more than 5300 people worldwide, more than 40% of them outside of France...
[October 11, 2006, 0:00]
It's not just the LHC that could rewrite physics
Blog Comment Cool! What I find especially interesting is that the period of decay rate changes was tied to something macro meaning big and not a nuclear or quantum sized event. That hardly happens unless there is something truly fundamental about the...
[September 1, 2008, 10:29]
BumpTop - putting physics in the desktop
Blog Comment That is extremely interesting. It would be good to see something like this developed further - are you watching Microsoft or Apple? We don't want translucent windows, we need some blue skies thinking like this to truly make computing understandable...
[January 29, 2007, 20:54]
BumpTop - putting physics in the desktop
Blog Comment The next stage is video hand gesture recognition, so you're not limited to communicating with the metaphor through the equivalent of a pointy stick. We have hands, not wands.
[January 31, 2007, 18:24]
BumpTop - putting physics in the desktop
Blog Comment Genius. While it may just seem like graphical candy I know that such a system would help older people I know, who struggle with computer concepts, to visualise files and such easier than they do with standard Windows icons.
[January 31, 2007, 13:35]
It's not just the LHC that could rewrite physics
Blog Comment Facinating, the space craft acceleration; could this be photonic, or are they being pulled out by some body of mass we do not know about yet? maybe not dark matter). Radioactive decay rates then. A signal is imposed on the decay process,and this...
[August 30, 2008, 20:14]
