Lecture

Traumatic Experiments in Mechanics and Thermodynamics

In course

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Description

This lecture is a farewell lesson where the instructor reflects on impactful experiences in mechanics and thermodynamics, highlighting the importance of wonder and amazement in scientific research. Through a series of experiments, the instructor showcases the historical significance of hands-on demonstrations, emphasizing the role of experimentation in understanding fundamental concepts. From demonstrating the limitations of the point particle model to exploring gyroscopic effects and nuclides, the lecture delves into memorable experiments that leave a lasting impression on students. The instructor also shares insights on the preparation and maintenance of experimental setups, showcasing the dedication and creativity required in teaching physics. The lecture concludes with a tribute to the instructor's illustrious career and contributions to physics education.

Instructor

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Nuclear physics: Topics in nuclear physics

Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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