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- 1.The Great Ideas of Classical Physics
- 2.Describing Motion — a Break From Aristotle
- 3.Describing Ever More Complex Motion
- 4.Astronomy as a Bridge to Modern Physics
- 5.Isaac Newton — The Dawn of Classical Physics
- 6.Newton Quantified — Force and Acceleration
- 7.Newton and the Connections to Astronomy
- 8.Universal Gravitation
- 9.Newton's Third Law
- 10.Conservation of Momentum
- 11.Beyond Newton — Work and Energy
- 12.Power and the Newtonian Synthesis
- 13.Further Developments — Static Electricity
- 14.Electricity, Magnetism, and Force Fields
- 15.Electrical Currents and Voltage
- 16.The Origin of Electric and Magnetic Fields
- 17.Unification I — Maxwell's Equations
- 18.Unification II — Electromagnetism and Light
- 19.Vibrations and Waves
- 20.Sound Waves and Light Waves
- 21.The Atomic Hypothesis
- 22.Energy in Systems — Heat and Thermodynamics
- 23.Heat and the Second Law of Thermodynamics
- 24.The Grand Picture of Classical Physics