Physics Study Notes

Particle physics . Branch of physics that studies the elemental components of matter and the interactions between them. The fundamental particles are subdivided into Bosons (integer spin particles such as 0, 1, 2 …), which are responsible for transmitting the fundamental forces of nature, and Fermiones ( Semientero spin particles such as 1 / 2 or 3/2). This branch is also known as high-energy physics … Read more

Quantum Physics (also known as wave mechanics) is the branch of physics that studies the behavior of matter when its dimensions are so small, around 1,000 atoms , that effects such as the impossibility of knowing exactly begin to be noticed. the position of a particle , or its energy , or simultaneously know its position and speed , without affecting the particle itself … Read more

Atomic physics . Science that studies the properties and behavior of atoms. John Dalton ( 1766 – 1844 ), generally recognized as the founder of the atomic theory of matter, despite the fact that atomism had continuous exponents from the time of Democritus . Dalton gave theory solid scientific content and thus transformed it into the basis of physics and chemistry . The atoms of one element, he said, are … Read more

Fusion From the Latin fusion, the term fusion refers to the action and effect of melting or merging. This physical process is also applied socially to the union of interests, ideas or groups. Concepts Fusion. (From Latin fusĭo,) Reference to the action and effect of melting or melting (melting and liquefying solid bodies like metals , making two or more things just one). Physical … Read more

Gravity . It is one of the four fundamental interactions. It causes the acceleration that an object experiences in the vicinity of an astronomical object. Also called gravitational force, force of gravity, gravitational interaction, or gravitation. Summary [ hide ] 1 Universal Gravitation Law 2 The static gravitational field responsible for the universal phenomenon of gravity 3 The rate of curvature configuration of a … Read more

Centripetal force is the force, or component of force, that acts on a moving object on a curvilinear path, and that is directed toward the center of curvature of the path. The term centripetal comes from the Latin words centrum, centro, and petere, be directed towards, and can be obtained from Newton’s laws . The centripetal force always acts perpendicular to the … Read more