This article is about Two particle system and reduced mass. This topic comes under the chapter Dynamics of System of Particles. It is for B.Sc. students and comes under subject mechanics. For full chapter notes links please visit this link Dynamics of System of Particles Two particle system and reduced mass Two body problems with …
Photoelectric effect The main idea of this article is to present a brief overview of the phenomenon called photoelectric effect. Photoelectric Effect is the emission of electrons by a substance under the action of light Photoelectric phenomenon was first noticed by Hertz when he noticed that sparks occur more readily in the air gap of …
What is heisenberg uncertainty principle? Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle or indeterminacy principle was given by German scientist Warner Heisenberg according to which position and momentum of an object can not be measured simultaneously. So if we measure the position of some particle more precisely then its momentum is measured less precisely and vice verse.Heisenberg uncertainty principle can …
This article is about Coordinate transformation . In this article we will look at coordinate transformation in case of translation, inclination and rotation of S’ frame of reference with respect to S frame of reference. This article is mainly for B.Sc. first year and comes under subject Mechanics. Coordinate transformation If we define the position …
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This article ” Position of a particle ” is for B.Sc. students. We have also defined inertial and non inertial frame of reference in this article. Position of a particle (a) By Position Vector:- The line joining the point P and the origin ‘O’ of the frame of reference that is $\vec{PO}$ is known as …
This article is about Newton’s laws of motion and applications for B.Sc first year students and is also applicable if you are preparing for exams like JAM , GATE, JEST , CSIR-NET etc. It comes under the subject Mechanics. If you like the content do help us by sharing it among your fellow students. Introduction …
