Physics Concept

A Physics Concept is a concept that is core to the Physics subject area.

Context:
- It can (typically) be about ...
- It can (typically) be referenceable by a Physics Term.
- It can be a member of Category:Concept, Physics.
Example(s):
- a Physical Object Measure (e.g. acceleration), ...
- Electricity (electric field), ...
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Counter-Example(s):
- a Math Concept, such as an infinite set.
- a Computer Science Concept, such as space complexity and Quicksort algorithm.
See: Theoretical Physics, Applied Physics, Physics Textbook.

References

http://GM-RKB.com/Category:Concept,_Physics

2016

(Wikipedia, 2016) ⇒ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_physics_concepts_in_primary_and_secondary_education_curricula Retrieved:2016-4-29.
- This is a list of topics that are included in high school physics curricula or textbooks.
- Motion and forces.
  - Linear motion.
    - Acceleration.
    - Center of mass.
    - Force.
    - Mass.
    - Momentum.
    - Newton's laws of motion.
    - Speed.
    - Velocity.
    - Work (physics).
  - Rotational motion.
    - Angular momentum.
    - Angular velocity.
    - Centripetal force.
    - Circular motion.
    - Tangential velocity.
    - Torque.
    - Moment of Inertia.
- Conservation of energy and momentum
  - Conservation of energy.
  - Elastic collision.
  - Energy.
  - Inelastic collision.
  - Inertia.
  - Kinetic energy.
  - Moment of inertia.
  - Momentum.
  - Potential energy.
  - Rotational energy.
- Electromagnetism.
  - Ampère's circuital law.
  - Capacitor.
  - Coulomb's law.
  - Direct current.
  - Electric charge.
  - Electric current.
  - Electric field.
  - Electric potential energy.
  - Electron.
  - Faraday's law of induction.
  - Ion.
  - Joule heating.
  - Lenz's law.
  - Magnetic field.
  - Ohm's law.
  - Plasma (physics).
  - Resistor.
  - Transistor.
  - Voltage.
- Heat.
- Waves.
  - Diffraction.
  - Doppler effect.
  - Frequency.
  - Harmonic oscillator.
  - Hooke's law.
  - Interference (wave propagation).
  - Light.
  - Longitudinal wave.
  - Polarization (waves).
  - Radio waves.
  - Reflection (physics).
  - Refraction.
  - Refractive index.
  - Transverse wave.
  - Snell's law.
  - Sound.
  - Vibrating string.
  - Wave.
  - Wavelength.
- Gravity.
  - Gravitational potential.
  - Newton's law of universal gravitation.