American journal of physics

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  Año 2005, Número 6

  • The American Association of Physics Teachers: Citations for Distinguished Service, 2005

    C. H. Hoibrow

    págs. 485-486

    

  • Bruno Pontecorvo: From slow neutrons to oscillating neutrinos

    Luisa Bonolis

    págs. 487-499

    

  • Spaceship with a thruster -- one body, one force

    Mario A. Serna, Scott C. Dudley

    págs. 500-506

    

  • Numerical simulation of the double slit interference with ultra-cold atoms

    Alexandre Gondran, Michel Gondran

    págs. 507-515

    

  • Ballistic trajectory: Parabola, ellipse, or what?

    Lior M. Burko, Richard H. Price

    págs. 516-520

    

  • Shor's factoring algorithm and modern cryptography. An illustration of the capabilities inherent in quantum computers

    Edward Gerjuoy

    págs. 521-540

    

  • Understanding Popper's experiment

    Tabish Qureshi

    págs. 541-544

    

  • Student understanding of static equilibrium: Predicting and accounting for balancing

    Peter S. Shaffer, Paula R. L. Heron, Luanna G. Ortiz

    págs. 545-553

    

  • Toward the effective use of voting machines in physics lectures

    Gordon Baugh, Lei Bao, Neville W. Reay, Rash Warnakulasooriya

    págs. 554-558

    

  • Use of a CD as a dispersive element in a tunable dye laser

    Rajeev Khare

    págs. 559-563

    

  • Helical waves on a vortex filament

    Valery P. Dmitriyev

    págs. 563-565

    

  • CageLab: A low-cost apparatus to demonstrate rotational motion for advanced undergraduates

    Steven C. Sahyun, Philip J. Siemens

    págs. 566-570

    

  • A simple and inexpensive electronic wavelength-meter using a dual-output photodiode

    Saptarishi Chaudhuri, C. S. Unnikrishnan, Sanjukta Roy

    págs. 571-573

    

  • Electromanetism/Introduction to Electrodynamics

    Colin Inglefield, Daniel V. Schroeder

    pág. 574

    

  • The Life and Science of Leon Foucault: The Man Who Proved the Earth Rotates

    Mark French, Daniel V. Schroeder

    pág. 575