Randy Kobes & Gabor Kunstatter - UWinnipeg Physics Dept.

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The discussion highlights key topics in physics covered by Randy Kobes and Gabor Kunstatter at the University of Winnipeg, including motion, forces, work, energy, and Newton's laws. It also addresses advanced concepts such as rotational motion, gravity, fluids, heat, electricity, magnetism, light, special relativity, and quantum theory. Additionally, nuclear physics and astrophysics topics like stars, galaxies, and the universe are mentioned. Resources from Michael Fowler's Modern Physics Lectures at the University of Virginia are also referenced for further learning. Overall, the conversation emphasizes a comprehensive approach to understanding fundamental and advanced physics concepts.
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Randy Kobes & Gabor Kunstatter
Physics Department
University of Winnipeg

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Introduction
Motion
Force's and Newton's Laws
Work and Energy
Rotational Motion
Gravity
Fluids
Heat
Electricity and Magnetism
Light
Special Relativity
Quantum Theory
Nuclear Physics
Earth and other Planets
Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe
 
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