Physics: Introduction to Dynamics and Energy

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Covers the principles of system equilibrium in 3D and the calculation of resultant forces and couples.

Covers accelerated reference frames, unit vectors, motion components, and rotation and translation.

Introduces the fundamentals of advanced physics, emphasizing mechanics and historical developments from Aristotle to Newton.

Explains solid body kinematics, focusing on translation and rotation principles and main inertia axes.

Explores the composition of three axial reflections into an equivalent sliding reflection in a plane.

Explores rotation in two dimensions, covering vector products, angular momentum, and kinetic energy of solids.

Covers the calculation of reaction forces using the displacement theorem in a simple beam example.

Explores symmetries in diffusion equations, showing how they simplify analysis and infer solution properties.

Explores the translation process in eukaryotes, focusing on tRNA, ribosomes, amino acids, and the accuracy of translation.

Covers the transition from order to disorder and the significance of scalar fields in breaking the electroweak symmetry.