Basic concepts (definitions and related formulas)
Position vector:, in rectangular coordinate system:; Angular position: θ
Speed: average speed: speed: () angular speed:
Relationship between angular velocity and speed: V=rω.
Acceleration: or average acceleration: angular acceleration:
In the natural coordinate system, where (=rβ), (=r2 ω).
1. Force: =m (or =) Moment: (size: M=rFcosθ direction: right-handed spiral rule)
2. Momentum:, angular momentum: (size: L=rmvcosθ direction: right-hand spiral rule)
3. Impulse: (= δ t); Work: (gas does external work: A=∫PdV)
Mg (gravity) → mg hour
-kx (elasticity) → kx2/2
F= (gravity) → =Ep
(electrostatic force) →
4. Kinetic energy: mV2/2
5. Potential energy: abao =-Δ EP Different interaction forces, different forms of potential energy, and different zero points. In the case of default potential energy zero:
Mechanical energy: E=EK+EP
6. Heat: Among them, molar heat capacity C is related to the process, and the relationship between constant volume heat capacity Cv and constant pressure heat capacity Cp is: CP = Cv+R.
7. Pressure:
8. Molecular average translational energy: internal energy of ideal gas;
9. Maxwell velocity distribution function: (meaning: the proportion of molecules in the unit velocity interval near V)
10. Average rate:
Root mean square rate:; Most likely ratio:
1 1. Entropy: s = klnω (ω is thermodynamic probability, that is, the number of microscopic states contained in a macroscopic state).
12. Electric field strength: = /q0 (point charge:)
13. Potential: (point charge); Electric potential energy: wa = qua (a =-Δ w)
14. capacitance: c = q/u; Capacitive energy storage: w = Cu2/2; Electric field energy density ωe=ε0E2/2
15. magnetic induction intensity: order of magnitude, b = fmax/qv (t); Direction, the small magnetic needle points (S→N).
Laws and theorems
1. Vector superposition principle: any vector can be regarded as the sum of its independent components. Namely: = σ (replace the formula with,,, and become the superposition principle of position, speed, acceleration, force, electric field intensity and magnetic induction intensity respectively).
2. Newton's law: =m (or =); Newton's third law:' =; Law of universal gravitation:
3. Momentum Theorem :→ Conservation of Momentum: Conditions
4. Theorem of angular momentum :→ Conservation of angular momentum: conditions
5. Principle of kinetic energy: (Definition of relative potential energy:)
6. Functional principle: an exterior+an unguaranteed interior = Δ e→ conservation of mechanical energy: Δ e = 0 Condition: an exterior+an unguaranteed interior = 0.
7. Equation of state of ideal gas: or P=nkT(n=N/V, k=R/N0)
8. Principle of energy sharing: In an equilibrium state, each degree of freedom of a substance molecule has the same average kinetic energy, which is kT/2.
Clausius pointed out that it is impossible to transfer heat from a low-temperature object to a high-temperature object without other effects.
Kelvin said: It is impossible to absorb heat from a single heat source and turn it into useful work without other influences.
Essence: The process in an isolated system always changes from a macroscopic state with low thermodynamic probability to a state with high thermodynamic probability. In other words, the process that occurs in an isolated system always goes along the direction of increasing disorder.
9. The first law of thermodynamics: Δ e = q+a.
10. The second law of thermodynamics: isolated system: δ s >; 0
(Entropy increasing principle)
1 1. Coulomb's law:
(k = 1/4ω0)
12. Gauss theorem: (electrostatic field is active field) → infinite plate: E=σ/2ε0.
13. Loop theorem: (electrostatic field is conservative because it does not rotate)
θ2
I
r P o R
θ 1
I
14. Biot-Savart Law:
Direct current-carrying conductor:
Infinite length current-carrying conductor;
Current-carrying circle: arc:
electromagnetism
1. Definition:
= /q0 unit: N/C =V/m
b = Fmax/qv; Direction, the small magnetic needle points (S → N); Unit: Tesla (T)= 104 gauss (g)
① and:
Lorentz formula =q(+×)
② Potential:
Potential difference: electromotive force: ()
③ Electric flux: magnetic flux: magnetic flux chain: φ b = nφ b Unit: Weber (Wb)
Θ ⊕
-q +q
S
④ electric dipole moment: =q magnetic moment: =I =IS
⑤ capacitance: C=q/U unit: farad (f)
* Self-inductance: l = ψ/i Unit: Henry (h)
* Mutual inductance: m = ψ 21/i1= ψ12/I2 Unit: Henry (h)
⑥ Current: I =;; * Displacement current: ID =ε0 Unit: Ampere (A)
⑦ * Energy flow density:
2. Experimental law
① Coulomb Law: ② Biot-Savart Law: ③ Ampere Law: d =I ×