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Select this Article		Plasma Physics Sanborn C. Brown The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 103 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The fourth state of matter, the "plasma state," although relatively rarely found at the surface of the earth, is the most commonly found state of matter when the known universe is considered. The plasma state, consisting of a neutral collection of electrons and positive ions may have a very wide range of densities. The production and properties of this state are described. Plasmas are of particular interest now because of the possibility of initiating neuclear fusion in them but they also appear in phenomena ranging from those found in a neon sign, a lightning stroke, the ionosphere about the earth, shock waves, and the compressed layer of hot gas around an astronaut's capsule as the comes back through the earth's atmosphere.

Select this Article		The Relation of Physics to Other Sciences Richard P. Feynman The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 111 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Through the courtesy of the Addison-Wesley Publishing Company of Reading, Massachusetts we are able to publish one of the opening chapters of the Feynman Lectures in Physics. This is a new book based on the lectures given by Dr. Feynman in the introductory course at the California Institute of Technology. A second chapter of this refreshingly different but delightfully rigorous introduction to college physics will be published later.

Select this Article		Physics in the English Schools Lister A. Redman, Senior Physics Master The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 118 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract A brief survey of the English educational system is followed by details of how physics teaching of 11–16 and 16–18 and 19 year-old pupils is organized. This includes sample examination questions, details of laboratories, textbooks, and other teaching aids such as films and television and finally future developments are indicated.

Select this Article		SCRAPS: Space and Time James Jeans, Sir The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 125 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		EDITORIAL: Why Study Physics? Walter Thumm The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 126 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		APPARATUS FOR TEACHING PHYSICS: Electric Current Balance for Lecture Demonstrations and Laboratory Experiments D. S. Ainslie The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 128 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		APPARATUS FOR TEACHING PHYSICS: Integral Value Calculation of Parallel Resistances Frank E. Rose The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 131 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Nuclear Energy L. R. Redman, Author and James H. Werntz, Reviewer The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 132 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: General Physics, Third Edition Oswald H. Blackwood, Author and Robert L. Henry, Reviewer The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 132 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Principles of Mechanics Simply Explained Morton Mott-Smith, Author and J. W. Buchta, Reviewer The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 133 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		ANNOUNCEMENTS, NEWS AND NOTES: Prizes for Solutions of Problems The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 135 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		ANNOUNCEMENTS, NEWS AND NOTES: A.A.P.T. Section Meetings The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 136 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		LITTLE STINKERS: An Electrodynamic Speedometer for Airplanes The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 137 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		LITTLE STINKERS: Change of Energy of a Charged Capacitor The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 137 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		LITTLE STINKERS: Energy of Charged Capacitors The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 137 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		LITTLE THINKERS: A Spool That Obeys Orders Wallace A. Hilton The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 139 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		LITTLE THINKERS: Mental Gymnastics The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 139 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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Select this Article		SCRAPS: Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Four The Four-Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Galileo Galilei Laura Fermi and Gilberto Bernardini The Physics Teacher -- March 1964 -- Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 140 Online Publication Date: Sep 2006 Full Text: \| Download PDF
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