- **Physics Courses for Freshman
- Links to Web Pages Describing Current and Past Physics Courses:
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Physics
1A - Introductory course in Newtonian Mechanics
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Physics
1B Practical
- Freshman course on electricity and magnetism, and relativity, with an emphasis on physical insight and problem solving. Laboratory work is required
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Physics
1B Analytical
- Teaches and uses methods of multivariable calculus
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Physics
1C Practical
- Freshman course on electricity and magnetism, and relativity, with an emphasis on physical insight and problem solving. Laboratory work is required
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Physics
1C Analytical
- Teaches and uses methods of multivariable calculus
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Physics
2A
- Statistical physics and waves
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Physics
2B
- Quantum Mechanics
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Physics
3
- Freshman physics lab
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Physics
6,7
- Sophomore physics labs
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Physics
5/105
- Sophomore physics labs
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Physics
6
- Physics Laboratory
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Physics
12
- Waves, quantum physics, and Statistical Mechanics
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Physics
20-22
- An introduction to computational physics and to computer interfacing
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Physics
70
- A seminar on physics topics of contemporary interest, with emphasis on organization and communication. Intended to provide guidance and practice in the effective oral presentation of scientific material
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Physics
76
- Atomic and laser physics lab
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Physics
77
- Senior physics lab
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Physics
106
- Classical Mechanics and Classical Electricity and Magnetism
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Physics
118
- Electronic Circuits and Their Application to Physical Research
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Physics
125ab
- Quantum Physics
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Physics
125c
- Quantum Physics
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Physics
127b
- Critical Phenomena
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Physics
129a
- Mathematical Methods of Physics
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Physics
129b
- Mathematical Methods of Physics
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Physics
130
- Condensed Matter Physics
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Physics
135a
- Applications of Quantum Mechanics
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Physics
135b
- Applications of Quantum Mechanics: Elementary Particle Physics
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Physics
135c
- Applications of Quantum Mechanics: Nuclear Physics
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Physics
136
- Applications of Classical Physics
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Physics
195
- Advanced Quantum Mechanics
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Physics
196
- Advanced Classical Physics
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Physics
196b EM
- Advanced Classical Physics/Electrodynamics
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Physics
199
- Major Open Questions in Physics Physics
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Physics
203
- Nuclear Physics
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Physics
205
- Relativistic Quantum Mechanics
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Physics
219
- Quantum Computation
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Physics
223abc
- Advanced Topics in Condensed Matter Physics
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Physics
224
- Space physics and astronomy
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Physics
225ab (Yeh) -- Ph225bc
(Mabuchi)
- Advanced Quantum Mechanics
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Physics
229
- Advanced Mathematical Methods of Physics
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Physics
230
- Elementary Particle Theory
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Physics
231
- High Energy Physics
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Physics
232
- Introduction to Topological Field Theory
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Physics
235a
- Introduction to Supersymmetry and String Theory
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Physics
236
- Graduate level general relativity
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Physics
Graduate Study at Caltech
- The aims and scope of graduate study in physics at Caltech
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Research
Opportunities in Physics at Caltech
- A description of the areas of research available to the physics graduate students at Caltech
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Caltech
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