Physics to a Degree

This extensive collection of problems is suitable for self-study or tutorial and group work at the level of an undergraduate physics course. This novel set of problems draws together the core elements of an undergraduate physics degree. It also provides students with the problem solving skills needed for 'general physics' examinations and for real-life situations encountered by the professional physicist. Energy and Power 3. Newtonian Games 4. Damage Limitation 5. The Power of Force 6. The Centre of Momentum Frame 7. About Turning 8. Rocket Science 9. Diluting Gravity 10. Gravity Bodies 11. Oscillations 12. Resonance 13. Antigravity 14. Orbits of the Sun 15. Accelerated Frames 16. Artificial Gravity 17. Stress and Strain 18. Hot and Cold 19. Cooling the Chunnel 20. Heat Flow in Ice-Houses 21. Atmospheric Friction 22. Bernoulli's Theorm 23. Spontaneous Structure 24. Material Strength 25. Electric Shocks 26. Magnetic Fields 27. Model Circuits 28. Dispersion on the Line 29. Things to do with Mirrors 30.Blackbody Radiation 31. Relativistic Travel 32. Hyperbolic Motion 33. Mechanics Near c 34. A Relativistic Aberration 35. Lensing Gravity 36. The Anthropic Principle 37. Radiating Gravity 38. Radioactive Decay 39. Quantum Uncertainty 40. Nuclear Exposions 41. Degenerate Electron Gases Part II: 42. Answers to Tutorials PArt III: 43. General Physics Problems 44. Power in Space 45. Perfect Rockets 46. Bubbles 47. Escape into Space 48. Not so Square 49. The Indian Rope Trick 50. Space Debris 51. Tennis Then and Now 52. Thermal Balance in Mammals 53. Dropping Like Lead 54. Survival on Venus 55. Cd's 56. Bouncing Bombs 57. Thunder and Lightening 58. The Ur-Star 59. Faster than Sound 60. The Laser Pen is Mightier 61. Focussing Neutrins 62. A Natural Hazard 63. Boson Stars