Notes, Spring 2006
Physics 180E Assignments, Notes 2005
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Lab Reports:
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180E Lab Report Guidelines
(Illustrated/Plain)
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APS Sample file
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A real Physical Review Letter
(final submision for review/published version
[Link to
original publication])
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American Institute of Physics Style Manual, 4th edition: a comprehensive how-to guide to
preparing scientific manuscripts
(Entire
manual [4.71 MB]/Individual chapters)
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Oral Presentations:
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Hampshire College Prof. M. Bruno's
interpretation
of the "classic" guidelines on how to give a terrible talk first
presented by Dan Pratt and Lev Ropes in
35 mm Slides: A Manual for Technical Presentations
(American Association of Petroleum Geologists,
Box 9575, Tulsa, OK). Contains also very useful tips on how to give
a good talk.
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Mesa State College (AZ) Prof. G. Gurka's take on the standard
guidelines
for giving a truly terrible talk.
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Chicago State Prof. E. L. Peters'
advice on how to give a good talk.
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Darthmouth Prof. B. R. Donald's
guidelines:
great examples from student talks he has witnessed.
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India Institute of Technology (Delhi) Prof. M. J. Kumar
adaptation
of the concepts published by the American Geophysical Union in
Guidelines for Giving a Truly Terrible Talk, EOS, Volume 66, No.46, pp.812, 1985:
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And finally, from University of the Pacific Prof. C. M. Saviz, an excellent example of a
Perfectly Putrid PowerPoint Presentation.
Enjoy!
- Single Particle Motion:
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Single Particle Motions in Electric and Magnetic Fields:
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Typical Questions For the Experiments on Particle
Motions in E-M Fields
- Fluid Properties:
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Probes
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Typical Questions for the Experiments on Fluid Properties of Plasmas
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Waves in Plasmas:
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Ion Acoustic Waves
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Electrostatic Electron Cyclotron Harmonic Waves