CZ:Physics Workgroup

Workgroups are no longer used for group communications, but they still are used to group articles into fields of interest. Each article is assigned to 1-3 Workgroups via the article's Metadata. Physics Workgroup Physics article All articles (884) To Approve (0) Editors: active (1) / inactive (24) and Authors: active (241) / inactive (0) Workgroup Discussion Recent changes Citable Articles (16) Subgroups (2.5) Checklist-generated categories: Underlinked (315) Cat Check (224) Cleanup (0) Subpage categories: Definitions (848) Related Articles (734 to check 319) Bibliography (194) External Links (197) Gallery (5) Video (17)  Missing subpage categories: Definitions (8) Related Articles (4) Bibliography (8) External Links (8) Article statuses: 56 Developed (status=1) 449 Developing (status=2) 363 Stub (status=3) 1 External (status=4) 71 Advanced (status 0-1) 520 Nonstub (status 0-2) 883 Internal (status 0-3)

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Write a Welcome letter == Physics Workgroup == Hi, I noticed you were editing physics articles, and thought you might be interested to visit the [[CZ:Physics_Workgroup|Physics Workgroup]]. You'll find there a link that tells you of any changes to physics related articles and hopefully some other useful info too (still to be expanded). You might also want to consider putting the following text: <nowiki> [[Category:Physics Workgroup]] </nowiki> at the bottom of any physics related articles you write, this makes it appear on the physics recent changes list. Welcome again! ~~~~ 'Dragon' Dave McKee 18:03, 19 March 2007 (CDT) Recruit more editors and authors Edit the Physics page and other top pages. Refine the proposed subgroups listed below Tag other live articles [[Category:Physics Workgroup]]

Proposed subgroups Astrophysics Atomic, molecular, and optical physics Biophysics Chemical physicsPhysical Chemistry Computational physics Condensed matter physics Materials physics Nuclear physics Particles and fields Plasma physics Core Articles Click here to edit this transcluded list  String theory: Add brief definition or description General relativity: A mathematical theory relating gravity to non-Euclidean distortions in the geometry of space and time introduced by mass and energy, and reducing to the special theory of relativity in localized regions of space and time. [e] Mathematical physics: Add brief definition or description Statistical mechanics: A theoretical model by which one can derive the laws of thermodynamics via statistical analysis of the dynamics of a large number of atoms and molecules [e] Optics: A field of scientific, technological, and engineering study and application concerned with understanding light, — typically in the visible, ultraviolet, and infrared ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum — and harnessing it for useful tasks. [e] Condensed matter physics: Add brief definition or description Atomic, molecular, and optical physics: Add brief definition or description Nuclear physics: A branch of the science of physics involving nuclei of atoms, sub-atomic particles, and any reactions involving them. [e] Materials physics: Add brief definition or description Computational physics: Add brief definition or description  Standard Model: A mathematical theory that describes the weak, electromagnetic and strong interactions between leptons and quarks, the basic particles of particle physics. [e] Particle accelerators: Add brief definition or description Huygen's principle: Add brief definition or description Lagrangian mechanics: Add brief definition or description Wave: Add brief definition or description Standing waves: Add brief definition or description Harmonic oscillator: Add brief definition or description Relativistic quantum mechanics: Add brief definition or description Fluid: Add brief definition or description Perturbation theory: Add brief definition or description Strong force: Add brief definition or description Fermion: Add brief definition or description  Lepton: A spin 1/2 elementary particle, such as an electron, muon or neutrino, that is not subject to the strong force. [e]  Hadron: Add brief definition or description Dirac equation: Add brief definition or description Klein-Gordon equation: Add brief definition or description Čerenkov radiation: Add brief definition or description Refractive index: Add brief definition or description Ferromagnetism: Add brief definition or description Paramagnetism: Add brief definition or description Diamagnetism: Add brief definition or description  Semiconductor: Add brief definition or description Bernouilli's equation: Add brief definition or description Viscosity: Add brief definition or description Pascal's principle: Add brief definition or description Rutherford scattering: Add brief definition or description Quantum field theory: Add brief definition or description Charge (disambiguation) Four vector: Add brief definition or description Photo-electric effect: Add brief definition or description Blackbody radiation: Add brief definition or description Supersymmetry: Add brief definition or description Electroweak unification: Add brief definition or description Grand unified theory: Add brief definition or description Quantum harmonic oscillator: Add brief definition or description Double beta decay: Add brief definition or description Large extra dimension: Add brief definition or description Millikan oildrop experiment: Add brief definition or description Michelson-Morley experiment: Add brief definition or description Polarization (disambiguation) Archimedes' principle: Add brief definition or description Tensor: Add brief definition or description Potential energy: Add brief definition or description Electric potential: Add brief definition or description