PHY 2054 - Fall 1999

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	COURSE: PHY 2054 LECTURE MEETING TIMES: MWF 2nd (8:30 - 9:25 AM)
	INSTRUCTOR: Professor David Reitze OFFICE: NPB 2265 PHONE: 392-3582 EMAIL: reitze@phys.ufl.edu OFFICE HOURS: MW 9:30-10:30 AM
	In this course we cover a variety of material about electric charges and fields, circuits, magnetism, and optics. The picture you see above is a femtosecond Titanium Sapphire laser, one of the most modern applications of the concepts of electricity and magnetism. The Titanium Sapphire laser (this one is located in my laboratory in the Physics Department) produces pulses of light 10^-14 seconds in duration (13 zeros in front of the 1!). These laser pulses are amongst the shortest available and are used for a variety of experiments in physics and chemistry.
	INTERESTING SITES RELATED TO PHYSICS Health applications American Inst. of Physics (AIP) Medical imaging applications (AIP) Other physics applications (AIP) Physics news update (AIP) Natl. Acad. of Science/Inst. of Medicine (NAS) home page Physics of Materials: How Science Improves our Lives (NAS) NASA home page Periodic table of the elements Dept. of Energy home page Biomedical Engineering Society home page APS link page for other physics internet resources

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COURSE: PHY 2054

LECTURE MEETING TIMES: MWF 2nd (8:30 - 9:25 AM)