PHYSICS
Reference books
Dictionary of Physic (Facts on File)
SGC Subscription database (campus access only)
Internet resources
Atmospheric optics - Provides information for readers to learn more about the different phenomena.
Center for history of physics - Created for the purpose of promoting the advancement and diffusion of the knowledge of physics and its applicants to human welfare.
CLIWOC (Climatological Database of the World’s Oceans) - Provides information to better knowledge of climate variability during the study period from sources that have not been exploited until now will be obtained.
College physics for students of biology and chemistry - Algebra-based physics courses always present a serious problem for the instructor. Physicists live and die by calculus and vectors. They provide the structure which physics need to be a logically organized body of knowledge. In constructing an algebra-based course, we deny ourselves the use derivatives and integrals, and typically we greatly restrict our use of vectors.
Einstein light - Einstein's theory of special relativity includes electricity and magnetism in a simple, logical extension of the relativity of Galileo and Newton.
MetEd - From space weather, to hurricanes, to health, the modules in this new MetEd Topic Area, explore the bridge between people and their environment.
NCDC: climatic extremes and weather events - World's largest archive of weather data. Produces numerous climate publications and responds to data from all over the World.
NOVA: The elegant universe - Highest rated science series on TV and the most watched documentary series on public TV.
The official string theory website - History and development of the string theory. Also includes several other theories about the evolvement of the universe.
Physics 2000 - An interactive journey through modern physics.
Physics central - Represents some 45,000 physicists and most of the work centers on scientific meetings and publications.
Physics education technology - An ongoing effort to provide the way that physics, chemistry, biology, earth science, and math are taught and learned.
Physics.org - A guide to physics on the Web.
Stratospheric ozone - Information on NOAA organizations, links to current and historical stratospheric ozone and climate data as well as information on the science of ozone.
Trends online - Data records presented in multipage formats each dealing with a specific site, religion, or emissions and species.
Web physics - Provides a forum for physics educators to exchange curriculum ideas and resources that make use of Web technology. Provides a medium for the dissemination of student work.