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Deriving the Energy Density of the Electric Field

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Why Can This Planet Have Ice Over 400°C - Thermal Physics

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The Photoelectric Effect in One Minute

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Deriving The Capacitance of a Parallel Plate Capacitor

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Deriving the Capacitor Discharge Equations

4:10

Deriving Young’s Double Slit Interference Formulas

5:43

Deriving E=mc^2 using 4-vectors and Special Relativity

In this video we work through a derivation of the formula for relativistic energy and show mathematically why it is a conserved and useful quantity. The derivation builds up from a familiarity with 4-vectors, the inner product in Minkowski space, proper time and the Lorentz factor. We also show how E=mc^2 is a special case of this energy in the rest frame of the particle with mass m.
For a full in depth series on special relativity I highly recommend Eigenchris’s channel: czcams.com/users/eigenchris
Of course, if there’s something you’d like me to cover feel free to ask in the comments section
#relativity #derivation #physics

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Deriving the Energy Density of the Electric Field

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Deriving the Energy Density of the Electric Field

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Using a capacitor as a simple field, this field derives the energy density of the electric field using the energy in a capacitor, the electric field of a capacitor and the definition of capacitance. The equation is then generalised to all fields.

Why Can This Planet Have Ice Over 400°C - Thermal Physics

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Why Can This Planet Have Ice Over 400°C - Thermal Physics

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Gliese 436b is a distant exoplanet that is believed to be covered in ice despite having a temperature over 400°C. How is this possible? All is explained in this short video. Specifically, phase/state of matter depends not only on temperature but on pressure as well. #veritasiumcontest #exoplanets #physics Sources Wikipedia - Gliese 436 b, Triple Point Image/Video Sources in order of appearance ...

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The Photoelectric Effect in One Minute

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The Photoelectric effect as explained by Einstein represents the birth of quantum physics and the concept of a wave-particle duality. In this video, it is briefly introduced as evidence against the wave model of light. Instead, the photoelectric effect supports the particulate model of light (as packets called photons). These photons (as evidenced by the photoelectric effect) have energy propor...

Deriving The Capacitance of a Parallel Plate Capacitor

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Deriving The Capacitance of a Parallel Plate Capacitor

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A derivation of the capacitance of a simple parallel plate capacitor using the definition of capacitance, potential difference (as the path integral of the electric field) and gauss’s law (to find the electric field).

Deriving the Capacitor Discharge Equations

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Deriving the Capacitor Discharge Equations

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The three capacitor discharge equations for charge, current and potential difference are derived in this video. The charge equation is derived from scratch and the two others are derived using the charge equation.

Deriving Young’s Double Slit Interference Formulas

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Deriving Young’s Double Slit Interference Formulas

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In this video, I derive two different, but related, versions of Young’s double slit interference equations. These equations are used to find the points of constructive interference on a screen a distance D away.

A Mathematical description of the Wavefunction (High School Level)

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A Mathematical description of the Wavefunction (High School Level)

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In this video the wave function is related to probabilities by using probability density functions and the way of finding the wave function is briefly touched on (Schrödinger’s equation).

Deriving the Equivalent Resistance Formulas for Parallel and Series Circuits

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Deriving the Equivalent Resistance Formulas for Parallel and Series Circuits

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In this video the equivalent resistance formulas are derived from the fundamental concepts of the conservation of energy, the conservation of charge and the definition of resistance (R=V/I).

Deriving The Escape Velocity And The Schwarzschild Radius

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Deriving The Escape Velocity And The Schwarzschild Radius

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In this video I derive the escape velocity for a projectile using conservation of energy and the formulas for kinetic and gravitational potential energy. I also apply the escape velocity equation to find the radius of a black hole.

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Deriving the Bohr Radius of the Atom

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The Bohr radius of the atom is derived using the De Broglie Wavelength along with some standing waves and circular motion. Overall, this derivation should be totally clear to a high school physics student, with some basic background information.

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Deriving The De Broglie Wavelength

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Using simple algebra and some of Einstein’s equations (for mass-energy and the photoelectric effect), I derive De Broglie’s equation for the wavelength of his theoretical matter waves

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Deriving the Universal Wave Equation

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In this video the simple equation for velocity and the concept of the wavelength and the period will be combined to derive the universal wave equation. It also uses dimensional analysis to show it is true and covers when the equation applies.

Deriving The Period Of A Pendulum Using SHM

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Deriving The Period Of A Pendulum Using SHM

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This video uses forces and simple harmonic motion to derive the period of a pendulum (for small angles). It also shows why the formula only works for small angles.

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Quarks and Hadrons - Explained

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Covering quarks, antiquarks, hadrons (baryons and mesons) and conservation laws needed for nuclear equations (conservation of strangeness, charge and baryon number). This video has everything you need to know about quarks for the IB physics exam. Chapter Times: Introduction - 0:00 Reintroducing a Basic Model of the Atom - 0:26 Electrons are a fundamental particle (Leptons) - 0:46 Up and Down Qu...