MIT 8.03SC Physics III: Vibrations and Waves, Fall 2016 (English)

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Lecture 1: 8.03SC Physics III: Vibrations and Waves Introduction

Lecture 2: 1. Periodic Oscillations, Harmonic Oscillators

Lecture 3: 2. Damped Free Oscillators

Lecture 4: 3. Driven Oscillators, Transient Phenomena, Resonance

Lecture 5: 4. Coupled Oscillators, Normal Modes

Lecture 6: 5. Beat Phenomena

Lecture 7: 6. Driven Oscillators, Resonance

Lecture 8: 7. Symmetry, Infinite Number of Coupled Oscillators

Lecture 9: 8. Translation Symmetry

Lecture 10: 9. Wave Equation, Standing Waves, Fourier Series

Lecture 11: 10. Traveling Waves

Lecture 12: 11. Sound Waves

Lecture 13: 12. Maxwell's Equation, Electromagnetic Waves

Lecture 14: 13. Dispersive Medium, Phase Velocity, Group Velocity

Lecture 15: 14. Fourier Transform, AM Radio

Lecture 16: 15. Uncertainty Principle, 2D Waves

Lecture 17: 16. 2D and 3D waves, Snell's Law

Lecture 18: 17. Polarization, Polarizer

Lecture 19: 18. Wave Plates, Radiation

Lecture 20: 19. Waves in Medium

Lecture 21: 20. Interference, Soap Bubble

Lecture 22: 21. Phased Radar, Single Electron Interference

Lecture 23: 22. Diffraction, Resolution

Lecture 24: 23. Quantum Waves and Gravitational Waves

Lecture 25: Exam Review

Lecture 26: Students' Common Misconceptions

Lecture 27: Making Time for Individual Questions in a Large Lecture

Lecture 28: Using Humor to Enhance Learning

Lecture 29: Using Demonstrations in Class

Lecture 30: Behind-the-Scenes Demo Prep

Lecture 31: Taking a Vote to Engage Learners

Lecture 32: Combining Chalk Talks and Slides in a Complementary Way

Lecture 33: Using Questionnaires to Customize Course Content

Lecture 34: The Role of Recitations

Lecture 35: Course Iteration: Incorporating Theoretical Content and Demonstrations

Lecture 36: Tips for Physics Educators