Lecture Description
This video introduces the concept of wave intensity for 3D waves by considering the wave power of an acoustic wave. Applying conservation of energy shows how the intensity decreases with distance from the source and that the relationship is different for both surface and bulk waves and how knowing this can lead to some amazing measurements.
Course Index
- Elasticity 1: Stress and Strain
- Elasticity 2: Young's Modulus
- Elasticity 3: Moduli of Elasticity
- Elasticity 4: Elastic Limits
- Fluid Statics 1: Pressure and Density
- Fluid Statics 2: Static Pressure
- Fluid Statics 3: Pressure Gauges
- Fluid Statics 4: Buoyancy Force
- Fluid Dynamics 1: Fluid Flow
- Fluid Dynamics 2: Bernoulli's Equation
- Fluid Dynamics 3: Viscosity
- Oscillations 1: Derivation of Simple Harmonic Motion
- Oscillations 2: SHM Parameters
- Oscillations 3: Phasors
- Oscillations 4: Kinematics and Energy
- Oscillations 5: Pendulums
- Oscillations 6: Damped Oscillators
- Oscillations 7: Driven Oscillators
- Oscillations 8: Resonance
- Waves 1: Wave Types and Properties
- Waves 2: The Wave Equation
- Waves 3: Solving the Wave Equation
- Waves 4: Waves on a String
- Waves 5: Acoustic Waves
- Waves 6: Wave Intensity
- Waves 7: Superposition
- Waves 8: Interference
- Waves 9: Standing Waves
- Waves 10: The Doppler Effect
Course Description
This video lecture series by Prof. Roger Moore from the University of Alberta includes both screencast lectures, as well as comprehensive laboratory experiments to explain a whole range of topics in fluid mechanics and wave motion. The lectures are all offered in HD quality.
Major topics include: elasticity, fluid statics, fluid dynamics, oscillations, and waves.
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